Bliss
Nothing funnier than hearing humour from another time which is now slightly politically incorrect. Cheesy, funny, great timeless tunes.

The "Rat Pack Live at the Sands" was fabulous!
It was just like being there! Dean, Frank, and Sammy entertained, just as I had remembered. It was great having them back again. The songs, conversation, and humor were more than I had hoped for. I miss them all so much, but can enjoy them over and over again with this CD.

Rat Pack ZENITH
Two months before Dallas 1963, four months before the Beatles/Ed Sullivan 1964, the 1950's were about to end! Dean, Frank & Sammy the top three individual entertainers in the World come together for this superb live recording @ The Sands in Vegas. This is a 1st class effort all the way.
IMO the KEY to the packs icon status is Dean Martin, while Frank maybe the greatest singer & Sammy the greatest entertainer,Dino has the greatest personality. Buy this CD you will love it!

ABSOLUTELY GREAT !!!
I simply loved this CD. Just like having Dean, Sammy and Frank in my own living room.

A must have for any Rat Pack fan.

Excellent!!!
There are lots of ways to perceive this recording. One of those possible views is "Excellent." And it truly is.
If one is a fan of Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis, it belongs it your collection. Beyond that, this recording must be taken in context of the period. One famous casino mogul opined: " Every swinger, every hipster, every doo-wa-diddy guy on the planet crowded into this small town, taking up all the rooms, trying to get a seat at the Rat Pack. The atmosphere in the room.... was electric. The announcer came on stage and said, "Ladies and Gentlemen, welcome to the Sands Copa Room." And without another word out came Frank Sinatra... Dean Martin.. Sammy Davis, Peter Lawford and Joey Bishop... With no introduction. There is no parallel to it today." It was the "Woodstock of the Cocktail Generation." They were probably drunk. Irreverent. Slinging taunts and insults at each other. Dean Martin, at the top of his voice. Sinatra's voice, sexy, cocky, with swagger. They were clearly the Kings. They did what they wanted, whenever they wanted, with whomever they wanted, and answered to no one. They were screwing around on stage, drinking, singing, cutting up, and making a ton of money doing it. That's what they did. It was shtick, and it was cool. I've listened to this recording dozens of times and continue to be fascinated with it.