Frank Sinatra CDs

The Voice of Frank Sinatra was the first Frank Sinatra album recorded as such. Initially issued by Columbia Records on March 4, 1946, as a set of four 78-rpm [more]

The Concert Sinatra is one of Frank Sinatra's best records of the early '60s, an album that successfully rearranges a selection of show tunes, primarily those composed by Richard [more]

Originally, Frank Sinatra had planned to record Only the Lonely with Gordon Jenkins, who had arranged his previous all-ballads album, Where Are You. Jenkins was unavailable at the [more]

In many ways, Sinatra at the Sands is the definitive portrait of Frank Sinatra in the '60s. Recorded in April of 1966, At the Sands is the first [more]

The long-awaited first collaboration between two icons, Count Basie and Frank Sinatra, did something unique for the reputations of both. For Basie, the Sinatra connection inaugurated [more]

Trombonist Tommy Dorsey's strength as a big-band leader in the swing era was certainly his ability to solo, but more so interpret standards, with stock arrangements that appealed [more]

The Nelson Riddle Orchestra was always great enough to play music for film and television soundtracks, and accompany the greatest of stars, [more]

This excellent eight-disc Bear Family box celebrates Louis Prima's Capitol Recordings of the '50s and '60s. Since his wife and comedic foil Keely Smith and Sam Butera and the [more]