James Luce

In 1971, Gregory Peck presented the Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award to Frank Sinatra at the 43rd Academy Awards, comedian Tom Dreesen expands upon Sinatra the philanthropist.

Quincy Jones speaks on his work with Frank Sinatra during the Sinatra/Basie recordings at the Sands with commentary by author Tom Santopietro.

Nancy Sinatra and comedian Tom Dreesen discuss Sinatra at home and on the road with commentary from author James Kaplan. 

It's no secret that the work of Nelson Riddle did wonders for Sinatra. In this segment Riddle and his son Christopher tell the story of how Riddle and Sinatra were introduced.

Tom Dreeson comments on the 1976 hilarious appearance of Frank Sinatra on The Tonight Show, when Johnny Carson and comedian Don Rickles cooked up a surprise for The Chairman. 

In 1967 arranger and conductor Claus Ogerman took Sinatra and Jobim into the studio to record. Author Will Friedwald explores this spectacular episode in modern music history. 

Nancy Sinatra interviews her father, while author Tom Santopietro explores what family meant to Sinatra.

In 1963, Frank Sinatra was interviewed for Playboy Magazine author James Kaplan tells the story.

Author Will Friedwald discusses Frank Sinatra’s evolution into the world of television.

Tony Bennett first met Frank Sinatra in 1942, at Sinatra's famous Paramount Theater gig. Bennett and author James Kaplan bring us back to 1501 Broadway. 

Nancy Sinatra had two big records in the mid-1960s “These Boots Are Made for Walkin” and “Something Stupid” the first instance of a father-daughter number-one song in America.

Author James Kaplan discusses how Frank Sinatra made Las Vegas what it is today.

Author Tom Santopietro explains how Frank Sinatra changed the status of all ethnic minorities in America.

Author Adam Gopnik explores the musical talents of Ella Fitzgerald, Tony Bennett, Peggy Lee, Louis Armstrong, Julie London and of course Frank Sinatra.

Tom Dreesen and Will Friedwald explore Sinatra’s family, friends, and personal life.

Author Tom Santopietro regarding Sinatra the superstar - a tender tough guy with super human drive.

According to critic Will Friedwald, it was on the bandstand that Frank Sinatra was most comfortable.

Author Adam Gopnik examines the contradictions in Sinatra, his musical choices at the end of his career and the enduring status of his life work.

Author Tom Santopietro takes us back to the amazing and storied 1950s comeback of Frank Sinatra.

Author Will Friedwald discusses Bing Crosby’s influence on Frank Sinatra’s career in music, radio and film.