The Frank Sinatra song "My Way" became one of his signature tunes. Despite its resounding success, he couldn't stand the song.

Frank Sinatra, born on December 12, 1915, would go on to be perhaps the most important American singer of the first half of the 20th century.

But Sinatra reserved his highest praise for "Something," calling Harrison's breakout song from 1969's Abbey Road “the greatest love song written in the last 50 years.” ...

Read here to find out which song Paul McCartney wrote for Frank Sinatra, which the American singer later rejected.

Exclusive Paul Anka recalls the moment he first heard Frank Sinatra sing his song 'My Way': 'I started crying' The former teen idol-turned-celebrated singer/songwriter recently released a new ...

in "My Way," four impressive singer-musicians play songs from across the Frank Sinatra timeline, with touches of playful humor.

Frank Sinatra‘s legacy wasn’t just about his unmistakable voice, but also the way he approached music. He had a deep appreciation for arrangements, working closely with some of the most respected ...

French singer-songwriter Yseult had her fill at the Paris Olympics’ Closing Ceremony when she gave a stellar rendition of Frank Sinatra’s iconic “My Way” in front of the world.

A singer from South Philadelphia is paying homage to Frank Sinatra by breathing new life into some big band arrangements Sinatra performed live in the 1960s.

Paul Simon revealed he tried to stop Frank Sinatra from covering 'Mrs. Robinson' at first, recalling how he said 'he can't do that' at the time.