5 thoughts on “ Day By Day - Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr. - The Rat Pack (CD) ”

1. The Rat Pack is a cheaply made album compiled out of archive performances from Sammy Davis, Jr., Dean Martin, and Frank Sinatra. The album suffers for a variety of reasons; the first and most important is that the songs taken from these artists are from entirely different moments in all of their careers.5/

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2. Jan 01,  · Entertaining, gossipy, engaging, and fairly disturbing look at a short period of time when the Rat Pack ruled Las Vegas. I will always love the music of Dean, Sammy, and Frank but boy were they obnoxious, especially Frank. The author manages to walk a fine line most of the time of admiring the stars but yet finding their actions repugnant/5(89).

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3. Aug 06,  · Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Arena, Oakland, CA, USA full concert video optimization: dean martin, frank sinatra, popmusic, music, sinatra, singer, crooner.

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4. May 01,  · The Rat Pack was the epitome of old-school cool. But as effortlessly awesome as Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr., Dean Martin, Peter Lawford, and Joey Bishop appeared to be, there was actually a lot.

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5. Mar 31,  · Frank Sinatra (c.) and pals Sammy Davis Jr. and Dean Martin ruled Las Vegas in the s. (Michael Ochs Archives) In his searingly honest new memoir, "My Way," Paul Anka tells tales and names names.

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