Frank Sinatra Socks – Embrace Timeless Elegance

Frank Sinatra was born on December 12, 1915.

He was affectionately called "Ol' Blue Eyes."

No, Sinatra was exempted from military service due to a perforated eardrum.

Yes, he had three: Nancy Sinatra, Frank Sinatra Jr., and Tina Sinatra.

He was married four times.

• Nancy Barbato (1939–1951)
• Ava Gardner (1951–1957)
• Mia Farrow (1966–1968)
• Barbara Marx (1976 until his death in 1998)

No, Elizabeth Taylor and Frank Sinatra were never married.

No confirmed relationship existed, though Sinatra was close friends with John F. Kennedy.

Yes, initially JFK and Sinatra had a friendly relationship, though it cooled due to Sinatra’s alleged connections to organized crime.

Sinatra was raised Catholic but maintained complex and personal views on religion throughout his life.

Sinatra supported both Democrats and Republicans at different times but leaned toward Democratic ideals later in life.

Sinatra was primarily known as a traditional pop and swing singer but frequently incorporated jazz elements into his music.

His greatest hits include "My Way," "New York, New York," "Fly Me to the Moon," and "Strangers in the Night."

Sinatra released over 60 studio albums throughout his career.

Sinatra and Elvis covered each other's songs and famously performed together on Sinatra’s 1960 television special.

Yes, Sinatra won an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor in "From Here to Eternity" (1953).

Yes, he was central to the famous entertainment group that also included Dean Martin and Sammy Davis Jr.

Sinatra learned dance primarily through his early stage experience and watching performers like Gene Kelly, with whom he later co-starred.

Sinatra credited comedian and friend Jackie Gleason for helping him overcome career slumps, effectively "saving" his professional life.

Elvis and Sinatra were friendly acquaintances, though their relationship was mostly professional.

Sinatra admired Bing Crosby, Billie Holiday, Tony Bennett, and Ella Fitzgerald, among others.

Sinatra was known for his tough persona and confident public image, but he was not a fighter.

No. The Pale Blue Eye is a 2006 novel by Louis Bayard, inspired by Poe’s time at West Point. While Poe is a character in the book, he did not write it.

Sinatra was generally supportive and protective of Marilyn Monroe, with whom he shared a close friendship.

Sinatra retired due to declining health in the mid-1990s, performing his last concert in 1995.

According to family members, his final words were reportedly, "I'm losing," reflecting his fading strength.

Frank Sinatra died on May 14, 1998, in Los Angeles, California.

Sinatra’s gravestone reads: "The Best Is Yet to Come."

Sinatra was buried with personal mementos, including a pack of Camal cigarettes, a Zippo lighter, and a bottle of Jack Daniel’s whiskey.

Sinatra is buried next to his fourth wife, Barbara Marx Sinatra, in Desert Memorial Park, California.

Sinatra's music is available on streaming platforms like Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, and others.