Untitled

Frank Sinatra and Bill Miller at the piano, 1965. Sinatra holds the music for The Kingston Trio’s Goin’ Places, which very likely means he is learning the song “It Was a Very Good Year” for the first time. The Kingston Trio originally recorded the song, which Sinatra heard on the radio and thought would fit his upcoming album September of My Years.

Timestamp: 1366679908

vegaswired:

Frank Sinatra and Bill Miller at the piano, 1965. Sinatra holds the music for The Kingston Trio’s Goin’ Places, which very likely means he is learning the song “It Was a Very Good Year” for the first time. The Kingston Trio originally recorded the song, which Sinatra heard on the radio and thought would fit his upcoming album September of My Years.

↑