Milestones in the life of Frank Sinatra
Chronicle of Frank Sinatra from birth in Hoboken on December 12 1915 through milestones in his career and life. Includes major marriages to Nancy Barbato Ava Gardner Mia Farrow Barbara Marx and resounding career highs with bands Dorsey and James Hollywood work Nelson Riddle collaborations and award wins culminating in his May 14 1998 death in Los Angeles at age 82.
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Francis Albert Sinatra
Hoboken
N.J
Major Bowes
Nancy Barbato
Nancy
Frank Jr
Christina
Harry James
Tommy Dorsey
New York
Paramount
Hollywood
Sinatra
Ava Gardner
Nelson Riddle
Mia Farrow
Ol’ Blue Eyes
Barbara Marx
Zeppo
Reagan
Los Angeles
Frank Sinatra
Man With the
Barbara
Shrine Auditorium
Bing Crosby
al Jolson
Billie Holiday
Ella Fitzgerald
Hoboken Four
NBC
Rustic Cabin
Englewood Cliffs
James
Atlantic City
Steel Pier
Tina Sinatra
Dorsey Band
Benny Goodman
Paramount Theater
Bobby Boxers
Elvis Presley
Columbia Records
Axel Stordahl
Stordahl
Rodgers and Hart
Kern
Hammerstein
Copacabana
Gardner
Capitol Records
Sgt. Maggio
Dean Martin
Sammy Davis Jr
Billy May
Gordon Jenkins
Riddle
Reprise
Riddle and Jenkins
Duke Ellington
Count Basie
Quincy Jones
Madison Square Garden
Cole Porter
Harold Arlen
Mercer
Bono
Luther Vandross
Luciano Pavarotti
Richmond
Tributes Begin for Sinatra in Iowa City and Beyond
Tributes to Ol Blue Eyes launched Friday with public praise from University of Iowa supporters in Iowa City. Sam Goody Music Lindale Mall and Rock N Bach Records report brisk Sinatra CD sales as fans recall his versatility from singing to acting. KCCK FM aired two hour tributes and plans another. Piccard plans a Sinatra tribute at his club tonight.
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University of Iowa
Iowa City
Sinatra
Jamie Sharp
Sharp
U of I College of Dentistry
Sam Goody
Lindale Mall
First Ave. NE
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Cedar Rapids
Mount Vernon Rd
The Voice of Frank Sinatra A Storied Career Overview
Frank Sinatra rose from Hoboken beginnings to global stardom shaping midcentury pop. He mentored by James and Dorsey eras, then defined Capitol and Reprise decades with iconic albums and films. He endured personal turmoil, marked comebacks, and late career Duets projects with Pavarotti and others.
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