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Mama Will Bark (Frank Sinatra & Dagmar; Columbia). A canine switch on Baby It's Cold Outside; also the year's low, so far, for coyly off-color novelties...
Faithful and You're the One (Frank Sinatra; Columbia). Alongside today's acrobatic baritones, the flame of the '40s sounds tame in two pleasant new ballads...
...Kiss and The Toast of New Orleans'), Hollywood has cast Tenor Lanza as The Great Caruso, and Hollywood is inclined to feel that Caruso is doing well to get his name in the title. Meanwhile, so far as the new crop of U.S. bobby-soxers is concerned, Frank Sinatra might as well be a contemporary of Hans Sachs (1494-1576). All in all, Philadelphia-born Mario (real name: Alfred Arnold Cocozza) is just about the hottest singer to hit the sound tracks in a decade...
...first big job was playing piano for Trumpeter "Bunny" Berrigan in a hole in the wall in Manhattan's "Jazz Street" (West 52nd) called The Famous Door. In 1938, Tommy Dorsey, who then had a couple of staff singers named Jo Stafford and Frank Sinatra, picked Bushkin up from Berrigan. Dorsey hired him as a pianist even before he heard him play a piano; he liked his musicianship on the trumpet-an instrument Joe had taken up in high school. One of Joe's songs, Oh, Look at Me Now, was Sinatra's first solo...
...Frank Sinatra Show...