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When Frank Sinatra Embraced The City Of Brotherly Love In 1974

Whether delivering understated ballads or revamping Stevie Wonder, his 1974 live show at The Spectrum proved that Philadelphia was Sinatra’s kind of town.

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When Frank Sinatra Embraced The City Of Brotherly Love In 1974