How many hits did Frank Sinatra have?
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Allmusic.com has 65 singles on its pop hit index dating from 1955. Given that Sinatra was popular as a solo act from 1940 with his first number 1 in that year, he probably had close to 100.
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there are about 2,000 songs with that phrase in it. Can you be more specific?
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you talking about how many times someone visits a web site? so for example yahoo has had 300000 hits today?
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Ignore zerro, Holly Johnson is very much alive.\nThe Frankie refers to Frank Sinatra, from a headline in a newspaper which said 'Frankie Goes To Hollywood'\nThe label which FGTH were on was ZTT, and in the mid-eighties, they were notorious for their marketing campaigns, releasing records in a multitude of formats and remixes.\nThe Frankie Says...t-shirts were just a part of that campaign, and included Frankie Says Relax, Frankie Says No More, Frankie Says Make Love, Not War, and loads more.\nThey came, they conquered, and they very quickly disappeared.\nRelax, and Two Tribes both sold over a million copies in the UK, thanks to their being released  with different mixes (Two Tribes had 9 different 12" versions, some with the same sleeve and catalogue number)\nFrank Sinatra, on the other hand, is quite simply the all time crooner, much imitated, but never to be bettered.
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Bobby Darin, Beyond the sea and Mack the Knife\nDion and the Belmonts\nThe Everly Brothers\nThe Contours\nLittle Eva, The locomotion\nThe Righteous Brothers, everything they ever did\nFrank Sinatra, of course\nThe Five Satins\nGary Lewis and the Playboys\nThe Platters, My Prayer & Smoke gets in your eyes, The great     pretender, Twilight time.\nThe Cascades, Rhythm of the rain\nFrankie Ford, Sea Cruise\nPatti Page, Old Cape Cod\nThe Crests, 16 Candles\nBobby Vinton, Sealed with a kiss, Roses are Red\nVic Dana, Red roses for a blue lady\nRoy Orbison, anything he ever did\nThe Four Ladds, Standing on the Corner\nNat King Cole... anything he ever did was great\nJay and the Americans (was actually early 60's, but had that 50's feel) This Magic Moment.\nThe Chiffons, One Fine Day\nConnie Francis, Who's Sorry Now\nThe Marvelettes, Mr Postman and It's in his kiss\nMary Wells, My Guy\nPatsy Cline, Every song she ever did\nLittle Peggy March,   I will follow him\nRosemary Clooney, Hey There and loads more\nThe Marcels,  Blue Moon\nBuddy Holly\nLittle Richard\nBill Haley and the Comets\nPaul Anka, Diana\nDel Shannon, Runaway\nFrankie Avalon, Venus\nBrooks Benton, Since I met you baby\n\nThere, that is a good start....  There is a whole new world open to you!!!  Enjoy!!!!
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Oh Baby ... do I have a list coming your way !\n\nI'll update in a second ... I gotta dig it up ... STAY TUNED.\n\nUPDATE ----------------------------------------------\n\n<< MY SWEETIE IS ON HER FIRST TRIP TO NYC SO I PUT TOGETHER A PLAYLIST FOR HER >>\n\nA\n"Across 110th Street" by Bobby Womack \n"All My Friends in New York" by NOFX \n"An Old Fashioned Christmas" by Frank Sinatra \n"An Open Letter to New York" by The Bamboo Kids \n"Angel of Harlem" by U2 \n"Another Hundred People" by Stephen Sondheim \n"Arthur's Theme" by Christopher Cross \n"At The Zoo" by Simon and Garfunkel \n"Autumn In New York" composed by Vernon Duke and performed by Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald, Chet Baker, Harry Connick, Jr., and many more \n"Avenue A" by Daniel Cartier \n"Avenue B" by Iggy Pop \n[edit]\nB\n"Back in N.Y.C." by Genesis \n"Back to the Bronx" by 2 Live Crew \n"Bedstuy Parade & Funeral March" by Mos Def \n"Big Apple" by Kajagoogoo \n"Big Apple Boogaloo" by Brooklyn Funk Essentials \n"Big Apple Dreamin'" by Alice Cooper \n"Black History Month" by Death From Above 1979 (inspired by a ride through the New York subway) \n"Bleecker Street" by Simon and Garfunkel \n"Blue Belles O' Harlem" by Duke Ellington \n"Boogie Down Bronx" by JVC Force \n"Born in New York City" by Michael Packer \n"The Boxer" by Simon and Garfunkel \n"The Boy from New York City" by The Ad Libs \n"The Bridge Is Over" by Boogie Down Productions \n"Broadway (So Many People)" by Low \n"Broadway" by Goo Goo Dolls \n"Broadway Melody of 1974" by Genesis \n"Bronx" by Kurtis Blow \n"The Bronx Is Beautiful" by Robert Klein \n"Bronx Keeps Creating It" by Fat Joe \n"Bronx Tale" by Fat Joe \n"Bronx War Stories" by Wu-Tang Killa Bees & RZA \n"Brooklyn" by Jesse Malin \n"Brooklyn" by Mos Def \n"Brooklyn" by They Might Be Giants \n"Brooklyn Blues" by Barry Manilow \n"Brooklyn Bound" by The Black Keys \n"The Brooklyn Bridge" by Sammy Kahn (Performed by Frank Sinatra, Mel Tormé, & Others) \n"Brooklyn Movements" by Da Bush Babees \n"Brooklyn Is Burning" by Head Automatica \n"Brooklyn Roads" by Neil Diamond \n"Brooklyn Queens" by 3rd Bass \n"Brooklyn Sky" by Digable Planets \n"Brooklyn Stars" by Matt Pond PA \n"Brooklyn Steakhouse" by Bumblefoot \n"Brooklyn to T-Neck" by Das EFX \n"Brooklyn Zoo" by Ol' Dirty Bastard \n"Brooklyn's Finest" by Jay-Z ft The Notorious B.I.G. \n"Brooklyn's In The House" by Busy Bee \n"The Brooklynites" by Soul Coughing \n[edit]\nC\n"Cabbies on Crack" by Ramones \n"Cali To New York" by the Black Eyed Peas \n"Canal Street" by Love as Laughter \n"Central Park West" by John Coltrane \n"Central Park 'n' West" by Ian Hunter \n"Chelsea" by Counting Crows \n"Chelsea Avenue" by Patti Scialfa \n"Chelsea Girls" by The Velvet Underground \n"Chelsea Hotel No 2" by Leonard Cohen \n"Chelsea Morning" by Joni Mitchell \n"Chicago, New York" by The Aislers Set \n"Christmas in Hollis" by Run D.M.C. \n"Christmas Night in Harlem" by Mitchell Parish and Raymond Scott, performed by Louis Armstrong, Jack Teagarden, and others \n"Christmas on Riverside Drive" by Kid Creole \n"Church on White" Pavement \n"City of Blinding Lights" by U2 \n"Coney Island" by Death Cab For Cutie \n"Coney Island" by Mel Tormé \n"Coney Island Baby" by Lou Reed \n"Coney I
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http://www.froogle.com lets you search by price.  The link below leads to a search with 88 hits.
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top 5( no order)\n\nKenny Rogers- The Gambler\nPhil Collins- Youll be in my Heart\nBilly Joel- Why Should I Worry\nKelly Clarkson- Because of You\nHillary Duff- Someones Watching over me( i know, cheesy; but its a great song)\n\n( top 5 jewish songs- sorry, gotta share this)\n\nMBD- Memories\nShwekey-Shema ( number 1, no question about it)\nShwekey-Mama Rochel\nAbie Rotenberg- Dreams Come True\nShwekey- Ben Bag Bag\n\nIf you havent heard any of these 10, you dont know what you are missing.
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I think the song is "Among my Souvenirs".\n \nIt was sing by Frank Sinatra, I think.\n\nHope this helps.
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too many. you could buy a book about it and find out.
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no in his first 11 years  he has 1901 hits.  At this current pace he would have to stay on for a total of 26 years.  So he would have to stay on this same pace for 15 more years.  Meaning that Arod would have to play till he was 46 without major decline in hit production.
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Sinatra,Dean Martin,Sammy Davis JR, and Joey Bishop
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It wasn't the record for consecutive hits. It was the record for most games with at least one hit. And it was 1941.
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Here is a site that has many songs listed for mother/groom songs to dance to which you can listen to snipits of too.\n\nGood luck.  Personally, I'd like a song by Frank Sinatra but I'm very old fashioned.\n\nhttp://www.wedalert.com/songs/motherson/index.asp
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5 times\n1958 , 1962 , 1970 , 1994, and 2002
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Lou Gehrig hit 23 career grand slams, the most by any player in Major League Baseball.
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Frank Sinatra = God. \n\nWhat better song than 'fly me to the moon' is there? People need to take it slow, and enjoy the goodness in life.