Frank Sinatra - Live at Fontainebleau - May 4, 1968 - video Dailymotion

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Miami, Fontainebleau May 4, 1968  Orchestra Conducted by Mr. Bill Miller  I Get A Kick Out Of You In The Still Of The Night I Have Dreamed The Lady Is A Tramp This Is All I Ask All Or Nothing At All That's Life Ol' Man River Monologue Angel Eyes All I Need Is The Girl Moonlight In Vermont It Was A Very Good Year You're Nobody 'Til Somebody Loves You My Kind Of Town

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00:00:27♪ I get no kick from champagne ♪

00:00:33♪ Mere alcohol doesn't shoo ♪

00:00:39♪ Tell me why should it be true ♪

00:00:45♪ That I get a kick out of you? ♪

00:00:52♪ Some like the perfume from Spain ♪

00:00:58♪ I'm sure that if I took even one sip ♪

00:01:03♪ It would pour me to rips, baby ♪

00:01:10♪ Yeah, I get a kick out of you ♪

00:01:17♪ I get a kick every time I see you standing there before me ♪

00:01:29♪ I get a kick so it's clear to see you obviously, you do not adore me ♪

00:01:41♪ I get no kick in a plane flying too high with some down in the sky out of view ♪

00:01:59♪ Yeah, I get a kick out of you ♪

00:02:07♪ I get a kick every time I see you standing there before me ♪

00:02:19♪ I get a kick so it's clear to see that you obviously, you do not adore me ♪

00:02:31♪ I get no kick in a plane flying too high with some down in the sky out of view ♪

00:02:49♪ Yeah, I get a kick, yeah, you give me a boop, yeah, I get a kick out of you ♪

00:03:08♪ Yeah! ♪

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00:03:27♪ In the still of the night, as I gaze out of my window, as the moon hits the sky, my thoughts all die ♪

00:03:47♪ In the still of the night, while the world abides in silence, all the time without noise, when I say... ♪

00:04:12♪ Say you love me, as I love you, for you my life to be, my dreams come true ♪

00:04:41♪ Or will this lovely dream fade, way out of sight, just like the moon in the dim, on the rim of the hill? ♪

00:05:03♪ In the still of the night... ♪

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00:05:42♪ And do you love me, just like I love you, for you my life to be, this big dream come true? ♪

00:06:06♪ Or will this dream of mine, will it fade, will it fade, way out of sight, just like that moon, growing dim, way out on the rim of the hill? ♪

00:06:28♪ In the still of the night... ♪

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00:07:08♪ I have dreamed, that your arms are lovely, I have dreamed, what a joy you are... ♪

00:07:30♪ Every word, that I hear, is true, when you're close, close to me... ♪

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00:07:52♪ Oh, how do you know, the glow of the moon? I have dreamed, that the joy is with you, in these dreams... ♪

00:08:17♪ Just like I love you so, but by now, I think I know, what it's like, to be loved, by you... ♪

00:08:35♪ Oh, I will love me, love me, like you do... ♪

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00:08:53♪ Every dream, I have loved you so, but by now, I think I know, what it's like, to be loved, by you... ♪

00:09:17♪ I will love me, love, by you... ♪

00:09:27my love

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00:10:00She gets very hungry, doesn't run late, she loves the beer, doesn't run late, she doesn't

00:10:17bother anyone she meets, that's why the lady is a tramp.

00:10:29Doesn't like dice games with batter and silver, won't go to Harlem dressed in urban

00:10:40fur, she won't mess with the rest of the girls, that's why the lady is a tramp.

00:10:53She loves the free life with her head, life without care, she's broke but it's over,

00:11:08she dislikes California, it's dull and it's damp, that's why the lady is a tramp.

00:11:20She gets much too hungry to wait for dinner at eight, she doors the theater but she doesn't

00:11:30get there late, she doesn't bother with anyone she'd hate, that's why, that's why she's a

00:11:42tramp.

00:11:46Doesn't like dice games played with a gang of zombies and frauds, she'll make a trip

00:11:53to Harlem driving a big wicket or four, she won't dust the dirt with the rest of those

00:12:03frauds, that's why, that's why, yeah that's why.

00:12:10She loves the free life with her head, life without care, she's broke but it's over, she

00:12:24hates California, it's dry and cold and it's damp, that's why the lady, believe me, that's

00:12:34why the lady, that's why the lady is a tramp.

00:12:54As I approach the prime of my life, I find I have the time of my life, learning to enjoy

00:13:18the freedom of youth, oh what a simple thing, and so I have to concede, this is all that I

00:13:37have, this is all I need, beautiful girl, walk a little slower when you walk by me, lingering

00:14:05sunset, stay a little longer with the moon, when you shoot at bad men, take me to your

00:14:32strange enchanted land, photocells of understood, wandering rays, leave a bit of color for my

00:14:52heart, stars in the sky, make my wish come true before the night, and let the music play,

00:15:14as long, as long as there's a song to sing, then I shall be younger than spring.

00:15:44Applause

00:16:02This is something that comes back to me in my early days, as far as my career is concerned.

00:16:14If your love never appealed to me, if your heart never could yield to me, then I'd rather have nothing at all,

00:16:34oh nothing at all, if it's love, there ain't no end to greed, so I begin to cry for something that might help me,

00:16:54and oh I'd rather, rather have nothing at all, please don't bring my lips close to my cheeks, don't you smile or I'll be lost beyond record,

00:17:14touch of your hand, kiss of your lips make me weak, and my heart, it makes no easy at all, and if I fell, if I fell under the spell of your call,

00:17:36oh I would be, I'd be lost in the undertow, so you see, I've got to say no, no, no, oh nothing, oh nothing at all,

00:17:58Here we are now about to blow up this building.

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00:18:48And if I fell under the spell of your call, you know I would be, I'd be dragged in the undertow, so you see, I've got to say no, no, no, oh nothing at all,

00:19:16oh nothing at all.

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00:19:29Nelson Roodle, great arrangement by Nelson Roodle.

00:19:31I was only four years old when I recorded this. I weighed 90 pounds and I had 42 pounds of hair.

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00:19:58Hey, that's life, that's what all the people say, you ride high in April, shot down in May, one day I'm going to change that too, when I'm back on top, didn't we up there this coming June,

00:20:21I said that's life, that's life and strange as it seems, I know a bunch of cats get their kicks stomping on dreams, however I ain't never going to let it get me down,

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00:21:08Hey, that's life, that's life, that's life, that's life, that's life, that's life baby, a couple of times last week I was going to pack my bag and get out this one time but my heart wouldn't buy it, however if I didn't think it was worth it to try,

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00:21:57Hey, that's life, that's life, that's life, that's life, that's life, that's life, that's life, that's life, that's life, that's life, that's life, that's life, that's life, that's life, that's life, that's life, that's life, that's life, that's life, that's life, that's life, that's life, that's life, that's life, that's life, that's life, that's life, that's life, that's life, that's life, that's life, that's life, that's life, that's life, that's life, that's life, that's life, that's life, that's life, that's life, that's life, that's life, that's life, that's life, that's life, that's life, that's life, that's life, that's life, that's life, that's life, that's life, that's life, that's life, that's life

00:22:27That's life

00:22:58That's life

00:23:00It sure is

00:23:13Jerome Kern

00:23:21Here we all were upon the Mississippi

00:23:24Here we all were while the lights were playing

00:23:28Pulling them boats from dawn till sunset

00:23:33Getting no rest till the judgment day

00:23:39Don't look up, don't look down

00:23:42You don't ask make the boss man frown

00:23:46Bend your knees and bow your head

00:23:52And pull that rope until you're dead

00:24:03Let me go away from the Mississippi

00:24:07Let me go away from the white man boss

00:24:10Show me that stream called the River Jordan

00:24:18That's the old stream that I long to cross

00:24:37Old man river, that old man river

00:24:45He must know something but he don't say nothing

00:24:50He just keeps rolling, keeps on rolling along

00:25:03He don't plant tapirs and he don't plant cotton

00:25:10And then what plants are more soon forgotten

00:25:15Old man river, just keeps rolling along

00:25:31You and me we sweat and strain

00:25:35Body all aching and racked with pain

00:25:38Salt that box, lift that veil

00:25:42You'll get a little drunk and you'll end in jail

00:25:52You and me

00:26:01You and me

00:26:06It's weird, I'm sick, I'm tired

00:26:13I'm tired but I'm scared

00:26:19Old man river, that old man river

00:26:27He just keeps rolling, keeps on rolling along

00:26:50Old man river, that old man river

00:26:56Old man river, that old man river

00:27:03He just keeps rolling, keeps on rolling along

00:27:10Old man river, that old man river

00:27:16My owner was cold

00:27:20I don't know what else to say

00:27:26Ladies and gentlemen, those of you who don't understand my language, the captain will give you a little booklet this evening, it explains all the words

00:27:35I'm delighted to be up and around, this is our first week, we're a three week late opening

00:27:41And not only up but around and moving around and seeing people, I want to tell you something

00:27:49And I think I was under that no more

00:27:53No, no more you figure, I'd rather have a social disease, any time

00:27:58They say I'm more fun getting that than getting pneumonia

00:28:03You know what these rats are, you know what they did?

00:28:08You wouldn't trust me, they put male nurses upstairs

00:28:15Some of them

00:28:18Let's look for the trouble

00:28:25I've been, I guess all of us have been following this political year, you know

00:28:32All the people who are, who isn't running, everybody's running

00:28:40What a great president he would make, shall we do this?

00:28:42Welfare to him would mean we get six cases of booze a month

00:28:47No food, just whiskey

00:28:51I noticed that Senator McCarthy, Gene McCarthy's working diligently, he's really working hard, he's on the road every day

00:28:58You know he's a super dog, and I figured out if he gets elected he'll go in the White House through the kitchen window

00:29:03I figured out if he gets elected he'll go in the White House through the kitchen window

00:29:11You see there's an ad on television, Freddie, that has to do with soap and stuff

00:29:16There's more, what kind of joke is this?

00:29:20That's something else that's in the book, folks, when you get out there

00:29:27Bobby Kennedy, he keeps saying every day he's not going to run

00:29:30I had a guy with 11 kids, I can understand that he can't even walk

00:29:37And remember the words of Mrs. Ethel Kennedy who said, I know you want to be the father of the country, but there must be another way to do it

00:29:50That's the last time I'm going to stay in bed for 18 days for that kind of a reason

00:30:01And of course, you know, George Wallace is in the running, he's earnest about it, he's trying to change his image

00:30:06I read in the New York Times that he's working so hard changing his image, he changed his wardrobe, he got seven new sheets that he bought

00:30:18Sammy Davis is going to put one eye in it and give it to him

00:30:22Sammy Davis is the man-tan Marcia Diane

00:30:31I'm about to figure out, I'm about to figure out Betty Novak is a Jewish murk to cert

00:30:38What a crook he is

00:30:41You know about his hearing, don't you, Ben Novak, with the thing, you know

00:30:44He's a brilliant conversationalist

00:30:46Whatever you say to him goes in one ear and it stays there

00:31:01Hey, that's a good one

00:31:08You don't get much money when you work for Novak these days

00:31:11Not a great deal of money, not a lot of room service, not even, you don't even get to meet a nice Jewish girl

00:31:16But you get subpoenas

00:31:19Every day somebody gets hit with a subpoena in this hotel

00:31:23You see that boat over there? It's full of subpoenas, that old boat, all the lifeboats, everything

00:31:27He sues people and we all, we have to give character witnesses

00:31:30And I don't want to give my character witness

00:31:32If another guy hits me with a piece of paper

00:31:37I've got enough trouble fighting my own wife with them

00:31:40Schmucks in the press

00:31:43I don't want to worry about this guy with his subpoenas

00:31:46You know, not all the press and I are fighting, I get very good stories

00:31:51In Popular Mechanics

00:31:54Simplicity Patterns

00:31:57Open Road, my boy

00:31:59I get good stories, what the hell

00:32:06Freddy Stark Scott

00:32:08That's under your case, so I'm taking advantage of it

00:32:12No, Daniels, don't interrupt me now, I've got to get in shape again before I go back to Daniels

00:32:22Oh yes, I was talking about the political people

00:32:24And Nixon, you know, I said he's going to be the guy with the Republicans

00:32:28Because he's the man who apparently has the most experience with everyone caught

00:32:32But I like his theory, he's confident he's going to be elected and be President of the United States

00:32:36And I say that that's the kind of guy we need in the White House

00:32:39Because we need a guy with a sense of humor like that

00:32:51Remember the words of Dean Rusk who said

00:32:54Piece of wedding cake

00:32:57Watermelon

00:33:06Remember the words of Mrs. Dean Rusk who said

00:33:18Dancing in the dark

00:33:20With your face healed

00:33:21We're dancing in the dark

00:33:25Remember

00:33:27Remember the words of Mrs. Einstein who said

00:33:32What the hell do you know?

00:33:47Remember the words of Twiggy who said

00:33:55The poor kid, she's built like a surfboard

00:34:00She's the first lover she meets, what splinters he's going to wind up with

00:34:12Sit there and count your fingers

00:34:16What can you do?

00:34:19You're missing two

00:34:20You're missing two

00:34:22Wingy Grover

00:34:24Just sits and counts his fingers

00:34:30I get a funny feeling as I fade out in my old age

00:34:32I'm going to wind up doing a Joey Lewis kind of act

00:34:37That was an idea, I must say, I wanted to work to it already

00:34:50Thank you

00:34:56What good is sitting alone in your room?

00:35:01Just you and Johnny Ray

00:35:15He's sweet

00:35:18He gave me my Mary Jane

00:35:21My little pumps

00:35:24This shirt, got this from the African queen

00:35:28Johnny Mathis, he sent it

00:35:43You may dance already, sweetie

00:35:47I want you to get warmed up

00:35:51Ladies and gentlemen, we come to the point of the show that I enjoy

00:35:56Particularly because

00:35:59I like to consider myself a saloon singer

00:36:03And there are certain kinds of songs that are saloon songs

00:36:05Like in the old days it was Melancholy Baby

00:36:09Ace in the Hole, whatever they were, fifteen hundred years ago

00:36:12Then came One for My Baby and a bunch of songs like that

00:36:16And some years ago Matt Dennis wrote a marvelous song

00:36:18That applies to these kinds of songs

00:36:20These are the things that fellas sing

00:36:21They get drunk and they go in a bar at three o'clock in the morning

00:36:25Looking for somebody to talk to

00:36:28And they've got the troubles of the world on their shoulders

00:36:31Broads

00:36:35Wars you can win

00:36:40And uh

00:36:42This is generally the kind of song that these fellas sing

00:36:45Piano

00:36:49Drink up

00:36:52All you people

00:36:56Order anything you see

00:37:01And have fun

00:37:04You lucky people

00:37:09The laughs and the drinks

00:37:12On me

00:37:19Try to think

00:37:22That love's not around

00:37:27Still it's uncomfortably near

00:37:34My poor heart

00:37:37It ain't gaining any ground

00:37:41Because my angel eyes

00:37:45Ain't here

00:37:49Ain't here

00:37:52Angel eyes

00:37:55The old devil's scent

00:37:59They glow unbearably bright

00:38:06Need I say

00:38:09My love's misspent

00:38:12Misspent

00:38:14With angel eyes

00:38:16Tonight

00:38:19Drink up

00:38:21Drink up

00:38:22Drink up all you people

00:38:27Order anything you see

00:38:31And have fun

00:38:35All you happy people

00:38:40The drinks

00:38:42And the laughs

00:38:44On me

00:38:49Pardon me

00:38:52But I gotta run

00:38:56The facts uncommonly clear

00:39:03I gotta find

00:39:06The number one

00:39:10And why my angel eyes

00:39:14She ain't here

00:39:18She ain't here

00:39:23Excuse me

00:39:27While I

00:39:31Disappear

00:39:33Thank you very much

00:39:47Thank you very much

00:39:48Thank you very much

00:40:08Compton and Green

00:40:11Got my

00:40:13Best friend

00:40:16Got my

00:40:19Suit dress

00:40:22All I need

00:40:24Now

00:40:26Is a girl

00:40:30Got my sight

00:40:33High

00:40:35Got my hope

00:40:38High

00:40:40I got the time and the place

00:40:43And I want to live

00:40:45All I need

00:40:46Is a girl

00:40:50If she'll

00:40:52Disappear

00:40:55We'll

00:40:56Take this

00:40:58Great big town

00:41:01For a walk

00:41:07If she'll say

00:41:11Baby I'm yours

00:41:13I'll throw away

00:41:14My strife

00:41:17And my special

00:41:20But sweet

00:41:23All I really

00:41:25Need is a

00:41:27Girl

00:41:32La la la

00:41:35La la la

00:41:38La la la

00:41:41La la la

00:41:43La la la

00:41:46La la la

00:41:48La la la

00:41:52Got my strife

00:41:55High

00:41:57Got my hope

00:42:00Way up high

00:42:02I got the time and the place

00:42:04And then I got the rhythm

00:42:07Now all I need

00:42:09Is a girl to go with

00:42:10With me

00:42:13If she'll

00:42:15Disappear

00:42:17Why we'll

00:42:19We'll take this

00:42:21Great big town

00:42:24For a walk

00:42:28And if

00:42:30If you say

00:42:32My darling

00:42:34I'm yours

00:42:36I'll throw away

00:42:38My strife

00:42:41And my special

00:42:44But sweet

00:42:46All I really

00:42:48Need

00:42:50Is a girl

00:42:54La la la

00:42:56La la la

00:42:58La la la

00:43:00La la la

00:43:02All I need

00:43:04Is a girl

00:43:05To go with me

00:43:07If she'll

00:43:10Disappear

00:43:12Why we'll

00:43:14We'll take this

00:43:16Great big town

00:43:18For a walk

00:43:20And if

00:43:22If she'll

00:43:24Disappear

00:43:26Why we'll

00:43:28We'll take this

00:43:30Great big town

00:43:32For a walk

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00:43:42♪ Teddy the snail. ♪

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00:43:48♪ Falling leaves. ♪

00:43:52♪ The sycamore. ♪

00:43:56♪ Moonlight. ♪

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00:44:04♪ Icy fingers. ♪

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00:44:11♪ He trails down the mountainside. ♪

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00:44:19♪ No matter who's behind him. ♪

00:44:23♪♪

00:44:26♪ He telegraphs to people how big things have gotten. ♪

00:44:34♪ As they travel each bend in the road. ♪

00:44:41♪ People who meet in this romantic setting. ♪

00:44:48♪ I know him by, by the line. ♪

00:44:54♪♪

00:44:59♪ He's the moon. ♪

00:45:05♪ The warning of the middle line. ♪

00:45:09♪♪

00:45:13♪ The warning of the middle line. ♪

00:45:19♪ Telegraphed him. ♪

00:45:22♪ How they sing down the highway. ♪

00:45:26♪ As they travel every bend in the road. ♪

00:45:34♪ People who meet in this romantic setting. ♪

00:45:40♪ I know him by, by the line. ♪

00:45:46♪♪

00:45:54♪ He's the moon. ♪

00:46:01♪ The warning, the warning of the middle line. ♪

00:46:09♪ No line in the mud. ♪

00:46:17♪ No line in the mud. ♪

00:46:23♪ No line in the mud. ♪

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00:55:15Thank you very much.

00:55:31Oh, I gotta get a rod of myself.

00:55:42Let's see, guess what I got in my mind.

00:55:45Uh, Benfaluto won the first fight tonight.

00:55:50Oh, Benfaluto.

00:55:55I bet Griffith.

00:56:01I told you he's gonna win this fight.

00:56:03My mother bet Benfaluto.

00:56:07The distinction in the family.

00:56:10He's up in the bar getting stoned again.

00:56:12Hey, Bob, have a good time, huh?

00:56:15I just talked to your man tonight.

00:56:19Ten dollars.

00:56:30Ladies and gentlemen.

00:56:33Wait a sec, wait a sec.

00:56:35Wait a sec.

00:56:40Ladies and gentlemen, there's a man in the audience

00:56:43who has thrilled me and any of you who are sports fans

00:56:46for years and years.

00:56:47He's one of the greatest athletes I've ever seen in my life.

00:56:49He just, I call him one of my dear friends.

00:56:51So good luck to this city.

00:56:53That's what I'm saying.

00:56:54That's what you say about me.

00:56:55That boy was a fantastic outfitter.

00:57:01What a football thing he was.

00:57:08And at the same table,

00:57:10we just arrived last night to join our cast here

00:57:13for our movie, the sequel to,

00:57:15which is coming real soon,

00:57:17Coraline and Samantha.

00:57:21And that's Uncle Quincy.

00:57:23He brings it over here.

00:57:26He's one of the world's funniest actors,

00:57:28Richard Connors.

00:57:40Yeah, we're going to start shooting tomorrow.

00:57:42We're shooting here around the hotel.

00:57:44And we've got Dan Blocker, you know,

00:57:46of course, from Bonanza.

00:57:47He's in the picture.

00:57:48And Mickey and myself.

00:57:50And Marty Gable.

00:57:51And Rocket Welles.

00:58:02He ain't just fixing the mic.

00:58:05Don't you remember your wife?

00:58:06Don't do those things in the scene.

00:58:09I'm very lucky.

00:58:10I gotta give my kids some balloons.

00:58:19I'd like to dedicate this song to Samantha.

00:58:22Now, this could only happen to a guy like me.

00:58:28And only to a man like me.

00:58:34So I say to each of you most gratefully,

00:58:40as I truly want to thank you.

00:58:44So I say to each of you most gratefully,

00:58:49as I truly want to thank you.

00:58:57This is my time in Chicago,

00:59:04in Chicago.

00:59:07This is my time now in Chicago.

00:59:12Like my movie people do, people do, while a few, at least, each time I am wrong, they're not loyal, it's called being old, it's called old, it makes me grin like a fool,

00:59:42it's my kind of town.

00:59:57It's good, it's my kind of town, Chicago, it's good, it's my kind of town, Chicago.

01:00:12It's my kind of town, and it has all that's good, and each time I leave Chicago, it's good, it's good, Chicago.

01:00:35That prinkly building, Chicago is, the Chicago puppies, Chicago is, the town that will never bring you down, it's my, oh, it's my, my kind of town.

01:00:58Chicago, Chicago, Chicago, Chicago, it's my kind of town, Chicago.

Frank Sinatra - Live at Fontainebleau - May 4, 1968

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