The Large Amount Of Booze Frank Sinatra Often Requested For His Dressing Room
It's no secret that Frank Sinatra liked to entertain backstage, but what alcohol did he like to have in his dressing room, and how much of it did he request?
Read MoreIt's no secret that Frank Sinatra liked to entertain backstage, but what alcohol did he like to have in his dressing room, and how much of it did he request?
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