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This week on Bulova Sundays with Sinatra, we are celebrating Black History month!
Frank Sinatra always admired many African-American artists throughout his career.
Frank Sinatra’s love and respect and understanding for the African American community is legendary.
From his impeccable style to his embrace of jazz greats like Lady Ella and Billie Holiday.
As Mr. Sinatra’s fame grew, he insisted on working with incredible talent like Count Basie, Ella Fitzgerald, Sammy Davis Jr., Nat King Cole and Lena Horne.
Mr. Sinatra never regarded color when working and performing with anybody.
As matter of fact, Frank Sinatra was the person who broke the color barrier in Las Vegas, in entertainment and around the world.
The mutual respect between the genius of Frank Sinatra and the genius of the early entertainers of every color, is historic and is still the standard to this day.
This week on Bulova Sundays with Sinatra, we celebrate Black History Month and the man who was a true social justice warrior, Francis Albert Sinatra.
Bulova Sundays with Sinatra on Music Radio 77 WABC in New York City.
Streaming worldwide on Wabcradio.com
Syndicated across America.
With your host, Joe Piscopo.
Live from New York.
