Frank Sinatra

The Four Lovers playing 'You’re the Apple of My Eye' on The Ed Sullivan Show 1956. Originally known as The Four Lovers and having moderate success, it was Joe Pesci (yes that Joe Pesci) who

March 22nd,1984 - Queen films their video for ‘I Want To Break Free’ at a studio in London. It was directed by David Mallet and was a parody of a British soap opera, featuring the band members dressing in drag. Guitarist Brian May later said the video ruined the band's image in America, and was initially banned by MTV.

December 7th, 1991 - Michael Jackson starts his seven week run at No.1 on the singles chart with 'Black Or White', his 12th solo No.1, also a No.1 in the UK. It was the fastest chart topper since The Beatles' 'Get Back,' and made Jackson the first artist to have No ...

This icon turns 100 years old this month.  Can you guess whom or what it is?

November 2nd, 1967 - The Beatles completed recording ‘Hello Goodbye’ at Abbey Road by adding a second Paul McCartney bass line. The song had been selected for the A-side of The Beatles next single, the flip side to be John Lennon’s ‘I Am the Walrus...

Thanks to NJ101.5 listener Vince for sending this wonderful song over to us. Paul Anka wrote this song for Frank Sinatra and only a violin can make this sound as beautiful as it truly is. Rieu is a renowned Dutch violinist, conductor and composer, and his orchestra did a tribute to Frank Sinatra with the song "My Way" on his Stradivarius violin at Radio City Music Hall in New York ... Re

By Bill Doyle One day a couple of months ago, we did a topic on people whose musical tastes did not correspond with their era; I was expecting we would hear from hipsters who liked Frank Sinatra and the Rat Pack era, but we wound up hearing from a lot of 19 and 20 year olds who were into classic rock.

Every Friday night we get hundreds of calls for requests and dedications. Here’s the Top 5 Most Requested songs for the weekend of 6/21/13. Thanks so much for calling in and giving your requests!

“Old Blue Eyes” was back in Hoboken last Friday, or at least a reasonable facsimile thereof as Mario Cruz of Guttenberg and his rendition of "My Way" earned him first place among 14 competitors in the 7th Annual Hoboken Sinatra Contest.

For better or worse, New Jersey has almost everything. One of which is a very rich music history. We've asked who you think is the best musician to come from Jersey and inevitably, Bruce Springsteen, Bon Jovi and Frank Sinatra are always the most common answers.