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Buy Now	Live in Australia, 1959 (more) »rank: 29236 by: Frank Sinatra : :Unreleased until 1997, these tapes were recorded during two stops on Sinatra's brief Australian tour of 1959, during which he was backed by the quintet of jazz vibraphonist Red Norvo. The 16-song set list (including 'I Get a Kick Out of You,' 'One for My Baby,' and a truly inspired version of 'Night and Day') is prime Sinatra, and the Chairman is obviously enjoying his easy rapport with the Melbourne audience and the swinging playing of the Norvo Quintet. It's a rare delight to hear the Sinatra of this period singing in front of a stripped-down jazz combo. The overall sound is a ...	Buy Now	Ring-a-Ding Ding! (more) »rank: 35087 by: Frank Sinatra : :This 1961 album was Sinatra's first release for his own label, Reprise. Not coincidentally, there's an obvious air of exultation running throughout the entire record. Sinatra is in impeccable voice as he swaggers through Johnny Mandel's arrangements with confidence to spare, delivering unforgettable versions of 'A Foggy Day,' 'When I Take My Sugar to Tea,' 'Let's Face the Music and Dance' and 'I've Got My Love to Keep Me Warm.' This is prime 'Rat Pack'-era Sinatra, as rakish as the tilt of his hat on the album's cover. Sadly, too few of his subsequent Reprise releases managed to measure up to the standard ...
Buy Now	New York New York: His Greatest Hits (more) »rank: 63553 by: Frank Sinatra : :This 1961 album was Sinatra's first release for his own label, Reprise. Not coincidentally, there's an obvious air of exultation running throughout the entire record. Sinatra is in impeccable voice as he swaggers through Johnny Mandel's arrangements with confidence to spare, delivering unforgettable versions of 'A Foggy Day,' 'When I Take My Sugar to Tea,' 'Let's Face the Music and Dance' and 'I've Got My Love to Keep Me Warm.' This is prime 'Rat Pack'-era Sinatra, as rakish as the tilt of his hat on the album's cover. Sadly, too few of his subsequent Reprise releases managed to measure up to the standard ...	Buy Now	Sinatra in Hollywood 1940-1964 (more) »rank: 66121 by: Frank Sinatra :Album Description:Contains 6 CDs with cinematic performances, promos and interviews 'The Voice' sang in nearly 50 different films, newsreels and radio/TV spots released by Paramount, RKO, MGM, Columbia, Hearst, Warner Bros., Universal, United Artists, UA/Capitol and Goldwyn from 1940 to 1964. Virtually every track available on CD for the first time. Rarities include a 1948 radio interview for MGM's The Kissing Bandit and Take Me Out To The Ballgame and a 1951 promo spot for Universal's Meet Danny Wilson. Packaged in a beautiful fabric-lined 5 1/2 w x 11 5/8 h x 1 7/8 box, contains a 120 page perfect bound deluxe book ...
Buy Now	Christmas Songs By Sinatra (more) »rank: 57521 by: Frank Sinatra : :The core of this album dates to a 1948 set of 78's that collected the various holiday recordings Frank Sinatra had issued for Columbia records to that point in his still young career. Big-band leader/early Sinatra collaborator Axel Stordahl handles the arrangements, while many tracks(like most pop tunes of the era) feature the backing of various small vocal ensembles. The holiday Sinatra of that teen idol and post-war era may not have yet achieved his uncanny way with a phrase or the world class cool that cemented his legend, but the beginnings of that introspective warmth show through on the singer's solo performance ...	Buy Now	A Man and His Music (more) »rank: 64931 by: Frank Sinatra : :Reprise released this double-album (now two-CD) set in 1965, in honor of Sinatra's 50th birthday. As an attempt to sum up the singer's career to date, A Man And His Music unfortunately falls short. Part of the problem is that Sinatra, as on the previous Sinatra's Sinatra, re-recorded the material dating from his RCA, Columbia and Capitol periods; while the new versions of these songs are fun, they offer no insight into Sinatra's growth as an artist. More annoying is the running commentary provided by Sinatra, which actually overlaps many of the selections; though fascinating from a historical standpoint, Sinatra's narration renders the ...
Buy Now	The Best of the Columbia Years: 1943-1952 (more) »rank: 107287 by: Frank Sinatra : :This four-disc, 97-track collection compiles the highlights of the first major period of Frank Sinatra's solo career, beginning with 1943's 'Close To You,' and ending with 1952's 'Why Try to Change Me Now.' Sinatra was the preeminent singing idol of American teenagers (the female ones, at least) during this period, thanks to the dreamily smooth crooning style he exhibits here on 'People Will Say We're in Love,' 'I Should Care,' 'Embraceable You,' and dozens of others. Sometimes the still-callow singer isn't up to the material ('Ol' Man River'), sometimes the material isn't worthy of the singer ('The Hucklebuck'), and Sinatra would certainly go ...	Buy Now	The Best of the Capitol Years (more) »rank: 34188 by: Frank Sinatra : : Franks Sinatra Photos More from Ole Blue Eyes Classic Sinatra Romance: Songs From the Heart Frank Sinatra Sings for Only the Lonely Classic Duets Songs for Swingin’ Lovers Come Dance with Me! Amazon.com essential recording:This is a flawless single-disc condensation of the three-CD Capitol Years box featuring many of Sinatra's most famous songs of the '50s and early-'60s period he spent making masterpieces for the label. Sinatra displays at least as many emotional shadings here as there are songs on the disc; not only is there the unfettered ebullience of 'I've Got the World on a ...
Buy Now	Swing Along with Me (more) »rank: 81881 by: Frank Sinatra : : Franks Sinatra Photos More from Ole Blue Eyes Classic Sinatra Romance: Songs From the Heart Frank Sinatra Sings for Only the Lonely Classic Duets Songs for Swingin’ Lovers Come Dance with Me! Amazon.com essential recording:This is a flawless single-disc condensation of the three-CD Capitol Years box featuring many of Sinatra's most famous songs of the '50s and early-'60s period he spent making masterpieces for the label. Sinatra displays at least as many emotional shadings here as there are songs on the disc; not only is there the unfettered ebullience of 'I've Got the World on a ...	Buy Now	My Way: The Best of Frank Sinatra (more) »rank: 36447 by: Frank Sinatra :Album Description:24-track collection that includes many of Sinatra's most famous songs from his Reprise & Capitol repertoire. Highlights include signature songs such as 'My Way', 'New York New York' & 'Strangers In The Night' which are complemented by lesser known, but sought after material such as his cover of Stevie Wonder's 'For Once In My Life'. Warner. 1997.