Sammy Davis Jr Collection
"Sammy Davis Jr: A Legendary Entertainer and Iconic Member of The Rat Pack" In this captivating snapshot from 1989
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"Sammy Davis Jr: A Legendary Entertainer and Iconic Member of The Rat Pack" In this captivating snapshot from 1989, we witness the unforgettable presence alongside his esteemed companions Frank Sinatra and Liza Minnelli at the illustrious Royal Albert Hall in London. This historic event, masterfully captured by Brian Foskett, showcases the unparalleled talent and charisma that defined Sammy's career. As a member of The Rat Pack, Sammy shared an unbreakable bond with Frank Sinatra and their performances together were nothing short of legendary. In Dan Springer's iconic photographs, we catch a glimpse of their magnetic chemistry on stage during their electrifying shows. But it wasn't just his musical prowess that made Sammy Davis Jr an icon; he was also known for his incredible tap dancing skills. Dating back to 1938, Windsor Shoe Company created the very tap shoes that carried him effortlessly across countless stages. Dressed impeccably in a brown pin-striped suit tailored by Certos Custom Tailors in the 1970s, Sammy exuded elegance wherever he went. His fashion choices were as timeless as his music and continue to inspire generations even today. This collection wouldn't be complete without acknowledging other memorable moments in Sammy's life such as his participation in Pro-Am Golf tournaments. In Brian Foskett's snapshots from North London in 1962, we see him enjoying friendly competition with Harry Secombe while showcasing another facet of his versatile personality. Returning to the grandeur of Royal Albert Hall once more in 1989, Brian Foskett captures yet another remarkable performance by Frank Sinatra himself. These images serve as a testament to both men's enduring legacies within the world of entertainment. Sammy Davis Jr will forever be remembered not only for his extraordinary talents but also for breaking barriers as one of America's most prominent African-American entertainers during a time when racial prejudice still loomed large.