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Mabel i first heard last summer and was struck by her voice, then discovered she was London based; it's always great to find new artists who are here and haven't moved away. K came through after that and added in some extra layer to complement the pitched church organ sounds. Sampha came by my studio to catch up just prior to having the tracks mastered shout to Mandy Parnell who does amazing work , just one week prior to releasing the album, and after playing him this track we tried out some ideas.

I've always loved overdrive and distortion in the music i listen too, and in my LIVE performances, but haven't really used it in songs I've put out.

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Though initially critical of Rock n Roll and Elvis the Pelvis, Sinatra understood the times had changed, and there was the famous duet of him and Presley on TV in Girls screamed for Sinatra but went crazy for the King of Rock n Roll. And yet, one might argue Sinatra-ism won out over Elvis-ism. Once the novelty and shock value of Rock n Roll wore off, what was there but professionalism? Indeed, Elvis Presley himself abandoned his earlier style and morphed into a performer much like Sinatra.

He became a Las Vegas act. One might even say Sinatra-ism won out over Dylan-ism. Bob Dylan was the greatest artist of Rock, but once the artistic well ran dry, again, what was left but professionalism? For good or ill, one of the biggest acts around is Adele who is above all a professional. There was clearly an ethnic angle to the Sinatra phenomenon.

Italian-Americans, who lagged other white ethnic groups, were over-represented in sports and music. There was Joe DiMaggio in baseball. Rocky Marciano and Jake LaMotta in boxing. And lots of singers. But, the Italian-American role in Popular Music may also have owed to a rich cultural heritage.

Italians had opera and lots of colorful folk tunes, though a lot of this got watered down for Anglo-American tastes like what Chef Boyardee is to Italian Cooking. Paradoxically, precisely because the Italians were so rich in musical heritage, they may have missed the boat, relatively speaking, in the boomer Sixties given to novelty and experimentalism.

To some degree, this was also true of blacks. Though blacks played a huge role in 60s musical culture, they were overshadowed in the second half of the decade in terms of innovation and originality. Blacks, awfully proud of their own styles, mostly stuck to soulful or bluesy standards while White Rock pushed the envelope into new amazing directions, with additional inspirations from surprising sources, even Hindu music.

In contrast, the British, not known for a great musical heritage, eagerly adopted whatever seemed exciting and ran with it, producing the revolutionary sounds of the Beatles, Rolling Stones, the Who, Pink Floyd, the Kinks, and others. And Led Zeppelin combined hard blues with Wagnerian operatics.

Without much of a musical pride of their own, the Brits took to the new frontier with passion. Those without spices of their own are more likely to try new spices. Also, the Italian style was more complementary with Jazz, a combo of brass, sass, and class. Though Jazz culture could be lurid and kinky, it was also about dressing well and looking stylish, thus appealing to Italian-Americans. Italian-American community may have leaned Democratic and politically liberal but remained culturally conservative, with greater emphasis on family, clan, and community.

And the Church. So, the Rock Culture that defined the boomer generation could be a turn-off. Even the Rascals, perhaps the best Italian-American rock band of the Sixties, had more of a sentimental attachment to established musical genres. Rock n Roll may have been more amenable to Italian-American culture.

The Jets vs the Sharks. Rock Culture, in contrast, was about love and peace even as some of the music got louder and crazier. The new tribalism was really an anti-tribalism, about flower power and grass than fists and turf. Not that Frank Sinatra was about tribal hostility. Politically, he went out of his way to oppose racial discrimination against blacks. The private life was not to be confused with the public life. There was professionalism and amateurism.

One had to dress for the occasion. The stars took the stage or screen, and the audience remained in the seats. To be sure, during the height of Sinatra-mania, a harbinger of bigger manias to come, things did get out of control with the girls.

The Italian-American community was more prone to feeling that way. Italian-Americans had more a culture of respect for the elders, cultural if not always familial. If the likes of Sinatra and Dean Martin set the standards, those were ones worthy of emulation. Martin Scorsese once remarked that Sixties culture was so different from the Italian-American community he knew. His ethnic enclave was, at the time, insular and indifferent to vast socio-cultural changes happening all around.

Though hardly a fan of Sinatra, what he stands for has special meaning for me on account of two movies. Indeed, these two movies illustrate the special standing Sinatra has in American Cultural History despite the profound changes stemming from the boomer era. Rather, Sinatra-ism stands out in precisely because the films are about the world in the process of boomer transformation. Who the hell wants do-goody Peter-Seegerism in movies? While the times are changing, the guy is resolutely old school when it comes to dress, hair oily , and style.

In contrast, Jill is attuned to the newest trends in the arts and culture. She wants to fit in with the Zeitgeist. It all comes to a head when both their illusions go up in smoke. Without musical talent, would Sinatra have made it in the movies or been noticed by women? They meet again, probably for the last time, in their painful moments of self-realization.

Still, before they bid farewell and go separate ways, they share a final moment on the college dance floor. Benjamin manages a fairytale ending as he runs off with Elaine Robinson, but there is no pie in the sky for Jill and the Sheik.

The meanings are threefold. For her, he plays that role one more time. But, it is also what he will always be. At the very least, no matter however humdrum their station in life, they could look a bit classy by taking pointers from men like Sinatra. For Jill, the song speaks a timeless truth.

Just like she drifted apart from her high school friends, she will forget her college friends. And even though, for a time, she fell for the Sheik as the love of her life, they are incompatible in so many ways and must go separate ways. The Counterculture said the Moment is everything. The song was both reassuringly old in style and a departure for Sinatra.

Not quite but the new face of Sinatra who, unlike many of his peers, was capable of change, walking the fine line between nostalgia and fashion. The movie has a contemporaneous setting. His principled stance is the perverse product of his thwarted ambition. Of course, Las Vegas is more Sinatra-ville than Hippie-stan.

The Sixties became associated with great events, like Woodstock. But events come and go, whereas industries like Las Vegas remain. And, what can be more crass and materialistic than gambling? And yet, her loss of inhibition could be regarded an expression of the Sixties spirit. After all, the message of Counterculture was to liberate yourself from traditional notions of responsibility and do what comes naturally.

And so, the couple is faced with a conundrum. Indeed, he is later forced to admit that the guys in EASY RIDER could pull it off only because they were, after all, supply-and-demand capitalists who sold drugs and stashed away the cash in a safe place. But without the nest egg and without high-paying jobs, Howard decides to make the best of it… that is until, in the role as school crossing-guard, he gazes at a Mercedes Benz with seats of leather apparently, perhaps a warped allusion to the Holocaust and human lamp-shades.

When they look at me, they see what they are. Now, any comparison of Sinatra and Nixon may seem absurd as Sinatra was a big star whereas Nixon was considered unpleasant in look and style. Apart from his success in singing, his stardom owed to luck and connections. He played the game and was tainted by corruption. They should just make personal music. Another ideal was to put on free concerts, like the Rolling Stones at Altamont.

Another fiasco. Also, even if boomers were politically engaged, the ideal was to remain clear of the bastions of power and privilege. As such, many of the key musical figures of the Rock Era had limited involvement with the real world.

In contrast, Sinatra was engaged in many areas. Not only did he make it in music but he became a movie star. He also played the role of middleman between the mafia and politicians. Yet, despite all this, he too fell under the illusion that he was on the side of angels because he supported the right causes such as Civil Rights and became close with Mr.

Camelot John F. His sins would be washed away with the right connections. But then, the Kennedy brothers turned against the mafia that had helped rig the election , and Sinatra found himself on the outside.

He had truly become the Chairman of the Board. He also got entangled with the likes of Mia Farrow. Boomer hippies romanticized about going back to nature, as if Fountain of Youth was waiting for them in the New Eden of Woodstock.

After three days, Woodstock became a disaster zone. And, eking out a living from trees and dirt was no cakewalk. In the end, real potential was in the cities that Sinatra sang about: Chicago, his kind of town, and San Francisco, where he left his heart.

Blacks sure gained more from moving to cities than American Indians did by remaining in rural reservations. Boomer ideal was to be personal, authentic, true to oneself without compromise. But just about all boomers who ended up doing anything became the suits.

George Lucas built an empire independent of Hollywood and did it his way… only to churn out very Hollywood-ish movies playing to age-old conventions of pleasing the crowd. And he sold his personal dream to Disney.

One of the reasons Sinatra fell out of favor in the Sixties was that, despite his political credentials of being a good progressive, he had ties to the mafia. And yet, fast forward to today, and the Power Boomers no longer need to be associated with the mafia because they are gangsters or gangstoids themselves. In a way, Michael Corleone was naive about going legitimate and turning away from organized crime. Just like that. With gambling legalized just about everywhere, we are living in Sinatrapolis.

And given the state of US foreign policy as dictated by Jewish boomers, the old mafia seem like small potatoes, hopeless amateurs. In , the system cynically employed black thugs and Antifa to burn down cities just to gain a few percentage points in the black vote and to embarrass Trump. Rather, it has the sound of man who betrayed or abandoned so many dreams but still managed to make it to the finish line and keep something to call his own.

And especially his later songs are more about the mood after-the-party than during it. A sense that no matter how intense the moment, it will burn out and lights will dim and life will go on as it always has. Then he went back to work for the next 25 years. Large numbers of workers in industry lost their pensions and went back to work and still are.

One of our old sound men RIP said it happened fairly often and that Frank was a pretty good egg about playing second fiddle to Nancy. Overall, he was a very confident fellow.

One of my older brothers b. When I b. Rock sucks, but this guy calling Dylan the greatest of rock is hilarious. Dylan was the worst of rock. Worst, most monotonous, worst tunes and especially, THE worst voice the other side of Fogarty. Worst read on music I ever wasted 5 minutes on. I agree that the Boomers did not feel a lot of hostility to Sinatra because he was mostly off their radar. The same thing was true of a lot of other musical artists that the pre-Boomer generation listened to.

I can remember in the sixties my uncle telling me that Benny Goodman was better than the Beatles. The author of this article mentions his duet with Presley and a previous commenter mentions Sinatra showing up on stage with his popular daughter Nancy.

Some of the other pre-Boomer musical icons tried to be hip with the kids beside Sinatra. Even more bizarre than the Sinatra and Presley duet was the later Bing and Bowie duet. He then launched into a series of lame jokes about their long hair. The antagonism that Martin and his ilk showed towards the Boomers musical tastes was reciprocated by the Boomers. The famed crooner, writing in the magazine Western World published here, praised the influence of American jazz and popular music as a way of winning friends and influencing people throughout the world.

It smells phony and false. But, in spite of it, the contribution of American music to the world could be said to have one of the healthiest effects of all our contributions. Dean Paul Martin, Jr. On November 2, , Sinatra recorded the last songs for Reprise Records before his self-imposed retirement,[] announced the following June at a concert in Hollywood to raise money for the Motion Picture and TV Relief Fund.

Rambling and sometimes barely coherent. Anal incontinent, not anal retentive. But what did I expect from someone writing as Jung-Freud. Psychoanalysis ceased being intellectually respectable in the s, and there has been very little interest since, not even from millenials. There was no better swan song for the end of the Trump era, marking the end of the old USA … there were tears in the eyes of millions watching and listening to this.

But they do have the Irish, and therein lies the music. Paul McCartney in fact all of the Beatles have Irish ancestry. Not by a long shot. But Sinatra was a good singer, if nothing else. But I preferred Dean Martin, he had the humour that Sinatra lacked. But both are kinda kitsch. Bob Dylan, except for a few songs in one or two early albums Blonde on blonde, Blood on the tracks , is mostly a fraud. Awful voice, awful performer. As a lyricist, fellow Jew Leonard Cohen was much better. He was a folk singer, then a folk rocker.

Trying to listen to any of his ridiculous songs now is more grating than trying to listen to Simon and Garfunkel. Even the Beatles and the Rolling Stones sound played out, the Beatles more, a few of the more obscure Stones tracks are okay. Meanwhile Sinatra and Martin stand the test of time. They had real, quality musicians and professional song writers. Mozart, Beethoven, Bach, Chopin and the rest of that classical music style goes on forever, the greatest musical achievements of mankind.

How can anyone write about Frank and the sixties without mentioning Tony Rome? For a brief moment, not repeated in the sequel or the similar The Detective character, here is the Great Sinatra knowingly past his prime.

No longer hip, instead world-weary and self-aware. This piece contains a lot of totally unsupported personal opinion granted, in a highly subjective field and also ethnic stereotyping. And it is tediously long. Sinatra sang, or as my grandma used to say talked, lol she was not a fan , about the everyday problems that most people experience and he did it in a serious and sympathetic way. But his multi-decade career, full of hit songs that remain broadly listenable to across several generations, kind of stands out as a singular accomplishment.

Not even the Beatles, the Stones, or Elvis achieved that degree of cultural relevance. Dylan hideously ugly ugly face from a nightmare. Horrible screechy voice. Ok I guess, public domain. Did he get a permanent to negrofy his frizzy hair? Friend who became husband loved Dylan. Played his screeching all the time in the car. Mostly show tunes and all the great musicals. Mom lived them. This article is extremely naive. Other than old time and early country western The music industry is incredibly corrupt.

Back in the day it was all arranged by the record companies radio disk jockeys and bribes, not by any consensus of fans. There were a lot of phone tree callers. People, like college students guys in the military were paid to call in to radio stations and request certain records.

First one would call ten others to call the radio stations. Each of those ten called ten others. And soon the record was top of the charts. The phone tree guys would recruit others. Easy way to make some cash. Just sit on the phone for a couple hours calling local radio stations. Plus record companies had guys running around big market towns with wads of cash buying up records. And selling them back to the shops. Supposedly Michael Jackson paid disk jockeys to not play his brothers music.

And paid distributors and record stores to dump his brothers records. I remember at some point MoTown was considered the most honest least corrupt company in the music industry. Along with some of the old time Appalachian music companies.

American music, aka old timey Appalachian southern confederate country western is Irish music too. Interesting that Germans were the largest ethnic group and very musical.

But they were often city people and built classical concert halls. And organized amateur choirs. And built great instruments in factories. But the Appalachian Folk. Copperhead Road years ago Pattimores built this town. Brewed whiskey revenuers chased us up and down. Came home with a different plan. Bought some Columbian seeds mixed with Mexican weed. Now DEA helicopters roaring over head. God, the author of this is dumb!!!

Agree re Bob Dylan, he was a folk singer. Paul Simon was a good songwriter; excellent lyrics. Stones are sexy, make you want to move. None of the others you listed do that. Sinatra and Martin were in a league of their own as far as vocals. Great arrangements and orchestral backing, yes, but they both had tremendous style and timing.

McCartney is interesting, though. Young, optimistic, playful, a carnival atmosphere to many of his earlier songs. But he did get more sophisticated. Have a listen to Live and Let Die again, the change-ups. Well done. And Eleanor Rigby lends itself easily to an orchestral arrangement, as do many of his later songs. For a person who never learned to read or write music, he is exceptional.

The evil face of the woke mobs currently rewriting our language such that a misses is a they, or a man is a woman, or an SUV is an entity that murders paraders needs a name. Chan-Zuckerberg is a candidate for the face of the opposition. A very good candidate couple. This is the team that literally has the near constant attention of a startling percentage of the cherished 18 to 40 market group.

And members in that group with high socio-economic standing are even more engaged, as are women generally. Think about how many hours a day you or your wife is trolling instagram vs reading.

How many years of that habit before people literally believe that Kyle Rittenhouse crossed state lines to murder peaceful Black BLM peaceful protesters? Those suffering the disease of social media addiction use it to the exclusion of other hobbies and develop a warped world view consistent with whatever algorithmic matrix delivered their infotainment.

Throw in lockdowns and work from home and, well one can see what happens with addicts in isolation. They slowly lose track of reality and go mad. Like oxycontin, their value is their addiction.

They lose interest in sex and marriage. Complacent and afraid of being called a racist and catching covid. Our young and ambitious get all their news about the world from Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok. Some read the Times or Slate. Few read Revolver or City-Journal or even understand the concept of substack.

Who is whispering in his ear? US citizens and fans have reason to be angry. And the Wars. And the self-dealing. And the Covid Pandemic brought to you by Fauci-Pfizer. Or the pee tapes brought to you by Clinton lawyer Marc Elias and the Pulitzer committee. We need a bill of complaints, and a face to attack. All controlled for decades in the ongoing plot to degrade humanity — to the point we are now about to be hit with their NWO Great Reset and reduced to Serfdom post depopulation—which a great part of the Peons are cheering on because, yes, they are that stupid and degraded finally.

This article and video makes the point. Who has even ever seen this video? Timothy Leary etc. Watch this video and explain to me how these people are even in the same room? Alden — good music is just good music, no matter the genre, and the Irish certainly had a huge influence, lots of good fiddling. Dixie always — always — brings a tear to my eye. Sinatra was a skinny, jug-eared little runt 5ft 7in.

He had a funny face, really.