Frank Sinatra: A Man And His Music II [1966] (REGION 1) (NTSC)

See Larger Image	Manufacturer: Reprise Starring: Frank Sinatra, Nancy Sinatra, Ed McMahon Directed By: Dwight Hemion Average Customer Rating:


Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1 Binding: DVD EAN: 0075993820720 Format: Closed-captioned Label: Reprise Manufacturer: Reprise Number Of Items: 1 Picture Format: Academy Ratio Publisher: Reprise Region Code: 1 Release Date: 1999-09-21 Running Time: 50 Studio: Reprise Theatrical Release Date: 1966-12-07
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Spotlight customer reviews: Customer Rating: Summary: sinatra a man and his music part 2 Comment: Putting the dated concept aside. Here was a man who could hold a note for longer than most could hold their breath. His performance of Moonlight in Vermont demonstrates a man at the peak of his powers. The whole set up from start to finish shows a quality sadly lacking in a lot of shows today. The whole show can only be further enhanced by DVD technology. A pleasure to see and hear. Customer Rating: Summary: A must for any Sinatra fan Comment: Of all the Sinatra DVDs recently released this is, in my opinion, the best. His performance of Moonlight in Vermont is worth the price on its own, but Sinatra was on top form throughout. The setting of the first segment gives a feel for what a Sinatra studio session was like and his duets with daughter Nancy are fun and touching. The ballad/torch song section is inevitably excellent, while he completes the show, as usual, with a nighclub-style run through a number of favourites including My Kind of Town and Luck Be a Lady. Anyone who has seen his St Louis Rat Pack version of Luck Be A Lady will agree that it is the definitive one, but this comes close. He is backed by Nelson Riddle and Gordon Jenkins and their superb orchestras. The DVD reproduction is superior and it's a delight to have this show in the format. More Reviews