In this video clip, Frank Sinatra gets roasted by the one-and-only Don Rickles.

This is a clip from the show Man of the Hour, featuring Don and Frank along with other popular artists of the era. As soon as Don gets on the podium, he starts roasting Frank Sinatra with jokes that the crowd definitely find to be very fun. Frank also cannot ignore that the jokes are really funny, and has a good laugh throughout the roasting.

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Check out this clip of one of Frank’s last birthday celebrations, his 80th birthday in 1995:

Francis Albert Sinatra, born on December 12, 1915 in Hoboken, New Jersey. Died May 14, 1998 in Los Angeles, California in 1998 at age 82.

Known as Ol’ Blue Eyes, Chairman of the Board, the Voice, Sultan of Swoon, GOAT (Greatest of All Time).

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In this 2015 interview on the Today Show, Frank Sinatra Jr and author Charles Pignone discuss the coffee table book Sinatra 100, celebrating the centennial of Frank Sinatra’s birth

The book Sinatra 100 features many rare photographs, covering the entire span of Sinatra’s long and eventful life and career. Get a copy of Sinatra 100 for yourself from Amazon and Ebay

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In this 1989 segment of Entertainment Tonight, Mary Hart interviews Frank Sinatra and Frank Sinatra Jr. at Bally’s Grand in Atlantic City, New Jersey

Frank Sinatra Jr was at the time working as the music director for his father’s shows. According to Frank Sr: “I thought it would be kind of fun to work with Frankie because he’s been around the business so long now, and we never had much chance to work together.”

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Watch three generations of the Sinatra family as they gather to light the rooftop Christmas tree for Capitol Records in Hollywood:

This November 21, 2011 ceremony featured Frank’s daughters Tina and Nancy as well as his grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Capitol Records, Sinatra’s longtime label, was celebrating the release of the Sinatra: Best of the Best compilation.

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In this 2013 interview, Tony Bennett talks about the influence and impact of Frank Sinatra on his singing career:

“He just knew how to do it. He had very beautiful phrasing,” Bennett says of Sinatra. “It was all about singing very, very well-written love songs.” Bennett also says he doesn’t mind being compared to Sinatra, but he would never try to copy him or any other singer.

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Watch this video tribute to Frank Sinatra as Grace Kelly (Princess Grace of Monaco) and Dean Martin talk of how much his work has meant to them.

Featured in the video are clips of Sinatra performances of “Fly Me to the Moon”, “I’ve Got You Under My Skin”, “You Make Me Feel So Young”, and “That’s Life”

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Check out this fascinating tour of Frank Sinatra’s New York City penthouse in which many legendary Rat Pack parties were held:

Frank Sinatra owned the penthouse from 1961 until sometime in the early 1970s. Famed New York artist and celebrity Andy Warhol called Sinatra’s apartment, “A glittering grotto in the sky.”

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Frank Sinatra collapsed on stage during a concert in Richmond, Virginia on March 7, 1994. See this news report about the incident:

As the reporter said, “Fortunately, Frank Sinatra has a lot of doctors for fans and within moments of his fall about a half-dozen of them were right up here on stage.”

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See Dean Martin pay tribute to Frank Sinatra, on the 40th anniversary of Sinatra’s career in showbiz:

After mentioning the establishment of the Frank Sinatra Student Fund, Dean invites Frank to come up on stage and receive a diploma from Hoboken High School. Dean then asks for some “prom” music to play so Frank can have his first prom dance.

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