Frank Sinatra
Why the song never remains the same when these artists are singing
Dan Callahan examines the careers and lives of six great recording artists from the golden age of American singers.
- Tom Ryan
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Legendary American singer Tony Bennett dies aged 96
Bennett, the legendary American singer who graced a decades-long career that brought him admirers from Frank Sinatra to Lady Gaga, died Friday aged 96.
From the Archives, 1989: Sinatra, Minnelli and Davis Jnr serenade Melbourne
In 1989, Frank Sinatra, Liza Minnelli and Sammy Davis Jnr. performed at the National Tennis Centre in Melbourne. For the excited crowd the pace may have slowed, but the memories lingered on.
- Peter Weineger
- Opinion
- Live music
Blue eyes: Curtin Hotel’s fate an omen for our unique music scene
Melbourne’s trade unions are dusting off the tactics that helped Bob Hawke beat Frank Sinatra. But we need a clear plan from government on live music’s future.
- Patrick Donovan
- Editorial
- Foreign relations
Coalition’s China scare campaign against the ALP crosses the line
The claim that the Labor Party is China’s preferred party is unhelpful and plays into China’s hands.
- The Herald's View
From the Archives, 1961: Sinatra suave and subdued on Sydney visit
Long before his relationship with the Australian press soured, a good-natured, tea-sipping Frank Sinatra charmed the Herald’s reporter - and Sydney audiences.
- Gavin Souter
Counting down a century of endless summer songs
The art of creating a long-lasting summer hit lies in freeze-framing a feeling.
- Michael Dwyer
- Opinion
- City life
'My city of Sydney': our signature song shines half a century on
An old song about Sydney has taken on a new life thanks to COVID-19 and a group of Sydney musicians.
- Helen Pitt
- Opinion
- Column 8
Equating Wi-Fi and speed is just the start of the problem
What came first? The leghorn or the eggcorn?
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