Frank Sinatra

Take a stroll down memory lane and see what happened this week in music history, December 3-9.

May 14th, 1998 - It's a sad day as news starts coming out that singer and actor Frank Sinatra has died at the Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles. He suffered a heart attack and passed away at the age 82.

Bobby's biggest "Jersey" hit has to be "Wildwood Days" which is the quintessential shore song. It depicts a time when the Jersey Shore wasn't about Snooki and fist pumps.

March 19th, 1974 – Jefferson Airplane re-named the group and became Jefferson Starship. The new line-up included Paul Kantner, Grace Slick, drummer Johnny Barbata, David Freiberg, Peter Kaukonen, Cragi Chaquico and Papa John Creach.

Frank Sinatra Jr., who carried on his famous father's legacy with his own music career and whose kidnapping as a young man added a bizarre chapter to his father's legendary life, died Wednesday. He was 72.

Joe Long joined Steve Tuesday night to talk about his experience with two of the greatest Jersey guys.

As New Jersey 101.5 welcomes Bruce and the "River Tour" home to New Jersey TONIGHT... (Bruce is on-stage, as I am on your radio, computer or phone and tablet!) I thought that it would be fun to look back at the most recent Bruce concert that I got to experience: The "Wrecking Ball Tour" in September 2012! Below, is my nj1015.com post from September 23, 2012: Bruce is "The

Frank Sinatra and Dean. Frank and Nancy. And Ava. And Elvis. And Jerry. Frank on set. Frank with orphans. And of course, Frank on Stage.

Saturday marks the 100th anniversary of Frank Sinatra's birth, born Dec. 12, 1915 in Hoboken. But that's not the only city that will be celebrating the Jersey boy. Several celebrations are planned in the Garden State and throughout the country.

There are a lot of fact about Frank Sinatra that are pretty well known, such as the fact that Dec. 12 would have been the New Jersey native's 100th birthday, or that his native city is Hoboken.