Constructed around a light-hearted travel theme,Come Fly With Me, Frank Sinatra's first project with arrangerBilly May, was a breezy change of pace from the somberWhere Are You. ...more about Frank Sinatra
After the ballad-heavyIn the Wee Small Hours, Frank Sinatra andNelson Riddlereturned to up-tempo, swing material withSongs for Swingin' Lovers!, arguably the vocalist's greatest swing set. ...more about Frank Sinatra
Working withBilly Mayagain, Frank Sinatra recorded his hardest swing album ever withCome Dance with Me!Driven by an intensely swinging horn section, the album has a fair share of slower numbers, but t ...more about Frank Sinatra
While Capitol Records issued upgraded, 20-bit remastered editions of eight of Sinatra's key albums in the U.S. in 1998, EMI-U.K. ...more about Frank Sinatra
Sinatra Reprise: The Very Good Yearsis an excellent single-disc retrospective of Sinatra's career at Reprise, including most of his signature songs from the '60s, '70s, and '80s. ...more about Frank Sinatra
September of My Yearsis one of Frank Sinatra's triumphs of the '60s, an album that consolidated his strengths while moving him into new territory, primarily in terms of tone. ...more about Frank Sinatra
"A&R Recording Studio is on the seventh floor of a New York office building. You can take an elevator up, smelling pizza in the elevator car. Definitely a New York session here. ...more about Frank Sinatra
So you think you know Frank Sinatra's music? Do you picture some old man from some bygone era wearing a tuxedo, holding a microphone in one hand and a martini in the other, performing swinging, big ba ...more about Frank Sinatra
Combining Frank Sinatra's first two ten-inch albums for Capitol, the compact discSongs for Young Lovers/Swing Easy!not only contains some of the best music Sinatra recorded, it captures a turning poin ...more about Frank Sinatra