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    Mr S - The Last Word On Frank Sinatra By George Jacobs and William Stadiem

    Harper Entertainment
    Jazz, Books

    As the right hand of Frank Sinatra from 1953 to 1968, George Jacobs arguably had one of the coolest jobs in the world at the time when Sinatra was the undisputed master of the entertainment universe. 

    Very, very, funny - listen to stories of how Frank used to tape his penis to his leg to avoid scareing audiences!