In 1977, Loretta Lynn, Tony Bennett, Natalie Cole, and longtime friend and musical collaborator Dean Martin joined Frank Sinatra for a special performance of “Where Or When.”

70 years ago, Frank Sinatra changed the sound of romance with 'Songs for Swingin’ Lovers!'. Celebrate the anniversary of this 1956 classic by streaming it now on @AppleMusic. https://t.co/T8D8E5lPzH

But I still can learn a trick or two…teach me tonight. 🎶

Hear Frank give a magnificently emotional performance of “Street of Dreams” from his 1973 “Ol’ Blue Eyes Is Back” television special.

Bask in the glory of Sinatra and Peggy Lee dueting “Nice Work If You Can Get It.”

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Listen to Sinatra serenade the crowd at “Concert for the Americas” with his rendition of the melancholic Sondheim standard, “Send in the Clowns.”

“Lucky me, can’t you see I’m in love!”

Recorded in only two days, the record reunited Sinatra with the arranger and conductor Alex Stordahl, who had worked with Frank in the 40s during his early days at Capitol. https://t.co/SvfClUbpED

Featuring one of Sinatra’s most exquisite album artworks,‘Point of No Return’ contains the final songs Sinatra recorded for Capitol Records before moving to his self-founded Reprise Records label (though Sinatra returned to Capitol in the 90s to record ‘Duets’ and ‘Duets II.’)

Variety praised the film and its lead actor, calling it a “gripping, fascinating film, expertly produced and directed and performed with marked conviction by Frank Sinatra.”

70 years ago today, Sinatra was nominated at the 28th Academy Awards for Best Actor for his role in “The Man with the Golden Arm.”

#SinatraMusical arrives in the West End this summer at Aldwych Theatre! Do you have your tickets? 🎟️ https://t.co/5v7IqIgHA1

Discover a decidedly British side of Sinatra, with his 1962 release ‘Sinatra Sings Great Songs From Great Britain,’ an album originally released exclusively in the UK. https://t.co/zav6P1xMjg

Your Valentine’s day soundtrack, courtesy of Frank Sinatra 💘

Nothing compares to Sinatra belting out “My Way.” 

Frank had spent seven prolific years previously signed to Capitol Records, but resolved to establish a record label of his own that would allow him complete creative control. This act of musical sovereignty earned Frank the moniker “Chairman of the Board.”

65 years ago today, Frank Sinatra’s self-founded record label, Reprise Records, officially launched alongside the magnificent Sinatra single, “The Second Time Around.”

Is there anything quite as spectacular as Gene Kelly’s dancing accompanying Frank Sinatra’s singing?

Live from Caesars Palace, watch Ol’ Blue Eyes give a stirring performance of “My Kind of Town.” 🎰