Frank Sinatra says "you're cooked"https://youtu.be/3NQtXKfBb1w?t=88
>>131888701lmao.timeless
>>131888701>Zoomoid just now realizing his slang is just re-appropriated 20th century gangster slang
I love Frank. Better than Elvis. Greatest American singer
yes, that phrase existed before your insular narcissistic generation zoomling
>>131888715Did 20th century gangsters say>sheesh >on GodAnd>Fr frThough?
>>131889062shitty mitchslop
>>131888701what? no way!
>>131889049Yes, unironically
>>131889049people have been saying sheesh for ages
>>131889326>Miller recalled in 1988, "What we would do is have two kinds of songs. One side of the record would have a novelty song and the other would have a 'great song' (ie. a ballad). Yet for some reason he (Sinatra) keeps going back to 'Mama Will Bark.'"
>>131897120that song lived rent free in Frank's head
>>131897120both of these guys were in their 70s by this point? it's ridiculous to still keep up a beef like that at that age.
See, the thing with Sinatra, he made sure the audience had fun, because he himself was having fun. A natural talent
>>131897120He also pointed out that Sinatra's CBS contract allowed him to choose and reject songs as he saw fit.
>>131897120That was generally industry practice back then to put a ballad on one side and a novelty song on the other, but most of the time labels would decide quite arbitrarily which was the A-side and which was the B-side, and sometimes like with "The Tennessee Waltz" they were stupidly off in guessing which side of the disc would be the hit.
Didn't it used to be "Your goose is cooked"?
