Sammy Davis, Jr. was an American entertainer (1925-1990). He joined the Will Mastin Trio as a child performer and later starred in films and on Broadway in the 1950s. He was a member of The Rat Pack, a group of entertainers associated with the Las Vegas entertainment scene, with whom he released The Rat Pack: Live At the Sands featuring Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin. Davis also released The Decca Years and What Kind of Fool Am I & Other Show Stoppers. His most popular songs include That Old Black Magic, What Kind of Fool Am I, and The Birth of the Blues. He appeared in the films Ocean's 11, Cannonball Run II, and Tap.