Sinatra: Vegas (Box Set, 4CD/1DVD)

Sinatra: Vegas (Box Set, 4CD/1DVD) Review

A 4CD/1DVD boxed set of unforgettable live performances, all previously unreleased!! Disc 1 - Recorded at the Sands, Las Vegas, NV November 1961; Disc 2 - Recorded at the Sands, Las Vegas, NV January-February 1966; Disc 3 - Recorded at Caesars Palace, Las Vegas, NV March 1982; Disc 4 - Recorded at the Golden Nugget, Las Vegas, NV April 1987; DVD - Recorded at Caesars Palace, Las Vegas, NV May 1978

All the Best

All the Best Review

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• All the Best

Frank Sinatra turned 80 in 1995, and Capitol released this two-disc "best of" in celebration. Sinatra's initial tenure at Capitol, which lasted from 1953 to 1962, is generally considered to be his artistic watermark. His voice and technique had improved considerably since his initial peak of popularity in the mid-'40s (the "swinging" phrasing most commonly associated with Sinatra's style really came to the fore during the Capitol years); he also had the good fortune to work with Nelson Riddle and Billy May, whose inventive arrangements certainly brought out the best in Sinatra's singing. This set's song selection is tough to argue with, but you'll really need to get all of Sinatra's Capitol albums to gauge the true measure of the man's artistry. --Dan Epstein

Cycles

Cycles Review

Out of print in the U.S.! This 1968 album saw Sinatra stepping outside his comfort zone, embracing the Pop/Rock and Folk/Rock sound of the late '60s and creating an album that was most certainly created for Sinatra fans but also for a new generation of listeners that came of age during the '60s. On Cycles, Sinatra tackles Glen Campbell's 'Gentle On My Mind' and 'By The Time I Get To Phoenix', Joni Mitchell's 'Both Sides Now' and other hits of the era (including 'Little Green Apples'). A different and brave step for Sinatra and a treat for the listener. Universal. 2010.

I Remember Tommy

I Remember Tommy Review

2010 reissue of Frank's 1961 Top Ten album (originallly released on Reprise).

Swing And Dance With Frank Sinatra

Swing And Dance With Frank Sinatra Review

Swing And Dance With Frank Sinatra - Frank Sinatra

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Romance: Songs From the Heart

Romance: Songs From the Heart Review

Romance: Songs From the Heart contains 21 of Sinatra's classic Capitol-era (1953-61) love songs digitally re-mastered (24-bit) from the original studio tapes and together for the first time on one CD. An unreleased version of "Nice 'N' Easy" and "If You Are But A Dream" (never-before commercially available on CD) complement the collection. Also included is "Try A Little Tenderness" made famous by Otis Redding and covered by Michael Buble.

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Once Upon A Time: Songs of Frank Sinatra (Karaoke)

Once Upon A Time: Songs of Frank Sinatra (Karaoke) Review

Sing the hits of Frank Sinatra! This CD+G features 10 note-perfect multiplex tracks of famous Frank Sinatra songs. Perfect for practice, performances, auditions, and more! Includes 2 versions of each song (guide vocals, and instrumental background track). Full lyric book included.

Moonlight Sinatra

Moonlight Sinatra Review

Unavailable in the U.S.! Digitally remastered edition of this 1966 album from the legendary vocalist. Universal.

Some Nice Things I've Missed

Some Nice Things I've Missed Review

After Returning To The Spotlight With Ol' Blue Eyes Is Back, Frank Sinatra Continued His Comeback With Some Nice Things I've Missed.
As The Title Suggests, The Bulk Of The Album Consists Of Songs That Became Popular During Sinatra's Brief Retirement, Including Hits By Stevie Wonder, Neil Diamond, Jim Croce, And Bread.

By And Large, The Material Is Adapted For Big Bands, With A Couple Of Tracks Featuring Slight Contemporary Touches, Like Folky Acoustic Guitar.

Sinatra Brings Some Life To 'You Are The Sunshine Of My Life,' 'What Are You Doing The Rest Of Your Life,' 'The Summer Knows,' And 'You Turned My World Around'.

No One Cares

No One Cares Review

Digipak edition of this 1959 album from the legendary crooner. Orchestra conducted by Gordon Jenkins and Nelson Riddle.

She Shot Me Down

She Shot Me Down Review

2010 reissue of Frank's 1981 (originallly released on Reprise).