Appendix 6 · Full sessionography, by decade

1103 entries

A complete session-by-session index of Frank Sinatra's recording and performance history, compiled from sinatradiscography.com (1,103 sessions spanning 1935 through the mid-1990s), covering Studio, Radio, Television, Film Soundtrack, Concert, and Private recordings alike. For each session: date, location, session type, the source site's session ID, full personnel, and every associated track with matrix numbers, songwriter credits, arranger, and notes where given. This appendix is distinct from Appendix 3 (jazzdiscography.com, ~610 studio-only sessions through the early Reprise years) -- Appendix 6 is broader in scope (it includes broadcast, concert, and private recordings) and extends through Sinatra's final 1993-94 "Duets" sessions. Personnel lists exceeding twelve names are truncated with an "+N more" notation, and track listings for sessions with unusually extensive alternate-take or medley documentation have been condensed to their essential credits; consult sinatradiscography.com directly for exhaustive alternate-take and release detail.

04 Sep 1935 — New York: Capitol Theatre for "Major Bowes' Original Amateur Hour" (CBS)

1930s

Radio Recording (Session #2753)

Musicians: The Hoboken Four [Frank Sinatra, Jimmy Petrozelli ("Skelly"), Patty Principe ("Patty Prince"), Fred Tamburro ("Tamby")] (vocalists)

  • The Curse Of An Aching Heart (unreleased) - Henry Fink, Al Piantadosi

08 Sep 1935 — New York: Capitol Theatre for "Major Bowes' Original Amateur Hour" (NBC Red Network)

1930s

Radio Recording (Session #700)

Musicians: The Hoboken Four [Frank Sinatra, Jimmy Petrozelli ("Skelly"), Patty Principe ("Patty Prince"), Fred Tamburro ("Tamby")] (vocalists)

  • S-H-I-N-E (2:32 spoken intro) - Lew Brown, Ford Dabney, Cecil Mack

  • Unedited spoken intro (with Major Bowes) / Edited vocal performance.

  • S-H-I-N-E (0:25 excerpt) - Lew Brown, Ford Dabney, Cecil Mack

  • S-H-I-N-E (2:48 spoken intro) - Lew Brown, Ford Dabney, Cecil Mack

  • NBC audio logo opening (0:10) / Edited spoken intro (with Major Bowes) (0:27) / Unedited vocal performance (2:11).

12 May 1937 — Central Park, New York: "Town Hall Tonight" (NBC Red Network)

1930s

Radio Recording (Session #701)

Conductor: Frank Sinatra | The Four Sharps jazz combo, fronted by Frank Sinatra.

  • Exactly Like You (2:56 excerpt) - Dorothy Fields, Jimmy McHugh

  • 2:49 intro with Fred Allen + 0:07 music excerpt from "Town Hall Tonight," an amateur show that was hosted by comedian Fred Allen.

1939 — Hoboken, NJ

1930s

Private Recording (Session #440)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Walter Costello (accordion)

  • Roses Of Picardy (unreleased) - Frederick E. Weatherly, Haydn Wood

  • 8-inch acetate home recording, ca. 1935-39.

18 Mar 1939 — New York

1930s

Private Recording (Session #437)

Conductor: Frank Mane | The Frank Mane Orchestra

  • Our Love (4:25 unreleased) - Buddy Bernier, Larry Clinton, Bob Emmerich

  • Arrangement: Frank Mane

08 Jul 1939 — New York: Roseland Ballroom

1930s

Radio Recording (Session #157)

Conductor: Harry James | Harry James (trumpet), Jack Schaeffer (trumpet), Claude Bowen (trumpet), Jack Palmer (trumpet), Russell Brown (trombone), Truett Jones (trombone), Claude Lakey (alto saxophone/tenor saxophone/trumpet), Drew Page (alto saxophone/tenor saxophone), Bill Luther (alto saxophone/tenor saxophone), Jack Gardner (piano), Red Kent (guitar), Thurman Teague (string bass), Ralph Hawkins (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • Star Dust [aka "Stardust"] (3:59) - Hoagy Carmichael, Mitchell Parish

  • Wishing Will Make It So (3:47) - B.G. DeSylva

  • Note: Some sources indicate that this recording (as it appears on the following release) is from July 9, 1939.

09 Jul 1939 — New York: Roseland Ballroom

1930s

Radio Recording (Session #158)

Conductor: Harry James | Harry James (trumpet), Jack Schaeffer (trumpet), Claude Bowen (trumpet), Jack Palmer (trumpet), Russell Brown (trombone), Truett Jones (trombone), Claude Lakey (alto saxophone/tenor saxophone/trumpet), Drew Page (alto saxophone/tenor saxophone), Bill Luther (alto saxophone/tenor saxophone), Jack Gardner (piano), Red Kent (guitar), Thurman Teague (string bass), Ralph Hawkins (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • Wishing Will Make It So (3:47) - B.G. DeSylva

  • Note: The booklet for "The Complete Recordings" (Columbia 66377) lists the date as "7/8/39."

10 Jul 1939 — New York: Roseland Ballroom

1930s

Radio Recording (Session #159)

Conductor: Harry James | Harry James (trumpet), Jack Schaeffer (trumpet), Claude Bowen (trumpet), Jack Palmer (trumpet), Russell Brown (trombone), Truett Jones (trombone), Claude Lakey (alto saxophone/tenor saxophone/trumpet), Drew Page (alto saxophone/tenor saxophone), Bill Luther (alto saxophone/tenor saxophone), Jack Gardner (piano), Red Kent (guitar), Thurman Teague (string bass), Ralph Hawkins (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • If I Didn't Care (3:28) - Jack Lawrence

  • The Lamp Is Low (2:00) - Peter DeRose, Mitchell Parish, Bert Shefter

13 Jul 1939 — New York

1930s

Columbia I Studio Session (Session #37)

Conductor: Harry James | Harry James (trumpet), Jack Schaeffer (trumpet), Claude Bowen (trumpet), Jack Palmer (trumpet), Russell Brown (trombone), Truett Jones (trombone), Dalton Rizzotto (trombone), Dave Matthews (alto saxophone), Claude Lakey (alto saxophone/tenor saxophone/trumpet), Drew Page (baritone saxophone/tenor saxophone), Bill Luther (baritone saxophone/tenor saxophone), Jack Gardner (piano), Red Kent (guitar), Thurman Teague (string bass), Ralph Hawkins (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • B25057-1 From The Bottom Of My Heart (3:14) - Morty Beck, Andy Gibson, Billy Hays, Harry James

  • Arrangement: Andy Gibson

  • B25057-2 From The Bottom Of My Heart (3:17 alternate) - Morty Beck, Andy Gibson, Billy Hays, Harry James

  • Arrangement: Andy Gibson

  • B25057-3 From The Bottom Of My Heart (3:06 alternate) - Morty Beck, Andy Gibson, Billy Hays, Harry James

  • Arrangement: Andy Gibson

  • B25057 From The Bottom Of My Heart (0:10 excerpt) - Morty Beck, Andy Gibson, Billy Hays, Harry James

  • Arrangement: Andy Gibson

  • B25059-1 Melancholy Mood (3:05) - Vick Knight, Walt Schumann

  • Arrangement: Andy Gibson

  • B25059-2 Melancholy Mood (3:10 alternate) - Vick Knight, Walt Schumann

  • Arrangement: Andy Gibson

13 Jul 1939 — New York: Roseland Ballroom

1930s

Radio Recording (Session #160)

Conductor: Harry James | Harry James (trumpet), Jack Schaeffer (trumpet), Claude Bowen (trumpet), Jack Palmer (trumpet), Russell Brown (trombone), Truett Jones (trombone), Dalton Rizzotto (trombone), Dave Matthews (alto saxophone), Claude Lakey (alto saxophone/tenor saxophone/trumpet), Drew Page (alto saxophone/tenor saxophone), Bill Luther (alto saxophone/tenor saxophone), Jack Gardner (piano), Red Kent (guitar), Thurman Teague (string bass), Ralph Hawkins (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • I Poured My Heart Into A Song (4:52) - Irving Berlin

24 Jul 1939 — Atlantic City, NJ: Marine Ballroom, Steel Pier

1930s

Radio Recording (Session #785)

Conductor: Harry James | Harry James (trumpet), Jack Schaeffer (trumpet), Claude Bowen (trumpet), Jack Palmer (trumpet), Russell Brown (trombone), Truett Jones (trombone), Dalton Rizzotto (trombone), Dave Matthews (alto saxophone), Claude Lakey (alto saxophone/tenor saxophone/trumpet), Drew Page (baritone saxophone/tenor saxophone), Bill Luther (baritone saxophone/tenor saxophone), Jack Gardner (piano), Red Kent (guitar), Thurman Teague (string bass), Ralph Hawkins (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • My Love For You (2:32) - Edward Heyman, Harry Jacobson

  • Arrangement: Andy Gibson

  • Note: Some sources indicate that this recording (as it appears on the following release) is from August 10, 1939 (Roseland Ballroom, NY).

31 Jul 1939 — Atlantic City, NJ: Marine Ballroom, Steel Pier

1930s

Radio Recording (Session #165)

Conductor: Harry James | Harry James (trumpet), Jack Schaeffer (trumpet), Claude Bowen (trumpet), Jack Palmer (trumpet), Russell Brown (trombone), Truett Jones (trombone), Dalton Rizzotto (trombone), Dave Matthews (alto saxophone), Claude Lakey (alto saxophone/tenor saxophone/trumpet), Drew Page (baritone saxophone/tenor saxophone), Bill Luther (baritone saxophone/tenor saxophone), Jack Gardner (piano), Red Kent (guitar), Thurman Teague (string bass), Ralph Hawkins (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • To You (2:45) - Benny Davis, Tommy Dorsey, Ted Shapiro

  • Arrangement: Andy Gibson

05 Aug 1939 — Atlantic City, NJ: Marine Ballroom, Steel Pier

1930s

Radio Recording (Session #166)

Conductor: Harry James | Harry James (trumpet), Jack Schaeffer (trumpet), Claude Bowen (trumpet), Jack Palmer (trumpet), Russell Brown (trombone), Truett Jones (trombone), Dalton Rizzotto (trombone), Dave Matthews (alto saxophone), Claude Lakey (alto saxophone/tenor saxophone/trumpet), Drew Page (baritone saxophone/tenor saxophone), Bill Luther (baritone saxophone/tenor saxophone), Jack Gardner (piano), Red Kent (guitar), Thurman Teague (string bass), Ralph Hawkins (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • From The Bottom Of My Heart (4:00) - Morty Beck, Andy Gibson, Billy Hays, Harry James

  • Arrangement: Andy Gibson

  • Let's Disappear (3:39) - Sammy Cahn, Paul Mann, Stephen Weiss

  • Arrangement: Andy Gibson

10 Aug 1939 — New York: Roseland Ballroom

1930s

Radio Recording (Session #167)

Conductor: Harry James | Harry James (trumpet), Jack Schaeffer (trumpet), Claude Bowen (trumpet), Jack Palmer (trumpet), Russell Brown (trombone), Truett Jones (trombone), Dalton Rizzotto (trombone), Dave Matthews (alto saxophone), Claude Lakey (alto saxophone/tenor saxophone/trumpet), Drew Page (baritone saxophone/tenor saxophone), Bill Luther (baritone saxophone/tenor saxophone), Jack Gardner (piano), Red Kent (guitar), Thurman Teague (string bass), Ralph Hawkins (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • My Buddy (2:54) - Walter Donaldson, Gus Kahn

  • Melancholy Mood (3:00) - Vick Knight, Walt Schumann

  • My Love For You (2:32) - Edward Heyman, Harry Jacobson

  • Arrangement: Andy Gibson

  • Note: Some sources indicate that this recording (as it appears on the following releases) is from July 24, 1939 (Marine Ballroom, Atlantic City, NJ).

  • Moon Love (2:57) - Mack David, Mack Davis, André Kostelanetz - adapted from Tchaikovsky's "Symphony No. 5"

  • This Is No Dream (3:18) - Benny Davis, Tommy Dorsey, Ted Shapiro

17 Aug 1939 — New York

1930s

Columbia I Studio Session (Session #38)

Conductor: Harry James | Harry James (trumpet), Jack Schaeffer (trumpet), Claude Bowen (trumpet), Jack Palmer (trumpet), Russell Brown (trombone), Truett Jones (trombone), Dalton Rizzotto (trombone), Dave Matthews (alto saxophone), Claude Lakey (alto saxophone/tenor saxophone/trumpet), Drew Page (tenor saxophone/baritone saxophone), Bill Luther (tenor saxophone/baritone saxophone), Jack Gardner (piano), Red Kent (guitar), Thurman Teague (string bass), Ralph Hawkins (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • B25212-1 My Buddy (unreleased) - Walter Donaldson, Gus Kahn

  • Arrangement: Jack Mathias

  • B25212-2 My Buddy (2:54) - Walter Donaldson, Gus Kahn

  • Arrangement: Jack Mathias

  • B25215-1 It's Funny To Everyone But Me (2:55) - Jack Lawrence

  • Arrangement: Jack Mathias

  • B25215-2 It's Funny To Everyone But Me (2:50) - Jack Lawrence

  • Arrangement: Jack Mathias

31 Aug 1939 — Flushing, NY: Radio Building, New York World's Fair

1930s

Radio Recording (Session #2772)

Conductor: Harry James | Harry James (trumpet), Jack Schaeffer (trumpet), Claude Bowen (trumpet), Jack Palmer (trumpet), Russell Brown (trombone), Truett Jones (trombone), Dalton Rizzotto (trombone), Dave Matthews (alto saxophone), Claude Lakey (alto saxophone/tenor saxophone/trumpet), Drew Page (baritone saxophone/tenor saxophone), Bill Luther (baritone saxophone/tenor saxophone), Jack Gardner (piano), Red Kent (guitar), Thurman Teague (string bass), Ralph Hawkins (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • Here Comes The Night (2:52) - Hilly Edelstein, Carl Hohengarten, Frank Loesser

  • Arrangement: Andy Gibson

  • All Or Nothing At All (3:04) - Arthur Altman, Jack Lawrence

  • Arrangement: Andy Gibson

31 Aug 1939 — New York

1930s

Columbia I Studio Session (Session #2774)

Conductor: Harry James | Harry James (trumpet), Jack Schaeffer (trumpet), Claude Bowen (trumpet), Jack Palmer (trumpet), Russell Brown (trombone), Truett Jones (trombone), Dalton Rizzotto (trombone), Dave Matthews (alto saxophone), Claude Lakey (alto saxophone/tenor saxophone/trumpet), Drew Page (tenor saxophone/baritone saxophone), Bill Luther (tenor saxophone/baritone saxophone), Jack Gardner (piano), Red Kent (guitar), Thurman Teague (string bass), Ralph Hawkins (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist) ... Note: According to Silva's "Put Your Dreams Away: A Frank Sinatra Discography," "ledger says 1-Sep. Maybe after midnight of 31?"

  • CO25285-1 Here Comes The Night (2:48) - Hilly Edelstein, Carl Hohengarten, Frank Loesser

  • Arrangement: Andy Gibson

  • CO25285-? Here Comes The Night (3:00 unreleased) - Hilly Edelstein, Carl Hohengarten, Frank Loesser

  • Arrangement: Andy Gibson

  • Frank's microphone is off at the beginning.

  • CO25288-1 All Or Nothing At All (2:57) - Arthur Altman, Jack Lawrence

  • Arrangement: Andy Gibson

  • CO25288-2 All Or Nothing At All (2:53 alternate) - Arthur Altman, Jack Lawrence

  • Arrangement: Andy Gibson

13 Oct 1939 — Chicago

1930s

Columbia I Studio Session (Session #40)

Conductor: Harry James | Harry James (trumpet), Jack Schaeffer (trumpet), Claude Bowen (trumpet), Jack Palmer (trumpet), Truett Jones (trombone), Dalton Rizzotto (trombone), Bruce Squires (trombone), Dave Matthews (alto saxophone), Claude Lakey (alto saxophone/tenor saxophone/trumpet), Drew Page (tenor saxophone/baritone saxophone), Bill Luther (tenor saxophone/baritone saxophone), Jack Gardner (piano), Red Kent (guitar), Thurman Teague (string bass), Ralph Hawkins (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • WC2798-A On A Little Street In Singapore (2:49) - Peter De Rose, Billy Hill

  • Arrangement: Andy Gibson

  • WC2799-A Who Told You I Cared? (2:37) - Bert Reisfeld, George Whiting

  • Arrangement: Andy Gibson

08 Nov 1939 — Hollywood

1930s

Columbia I Studio Session (Session #41)

Conductor: Harry James | Harry James (trumpet), Jack Schaeffer (trumpet), Claude Bowen (trumpet), Jack Palmer (trumpet), Truett Jones (trombone), Dalton Rizzotto (trombone), Bruce Squires (trombone), Dave Matthews (alto saxophone), Claude Lakey (alto saxophone/tenor saxophone/trumpet), Drew Page (tenor saxophone/baritone saxophone), Bill Luther (tenor saxophone/baritone saxophone), Jack Gardner (piano), Red Kent (guitar), Thurman Teague (string bass), Mickey Scrima (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • LA2046-A Ciribiribin (2:22) - Alberto Pestalozza, Rudolf Thaler (It. w.), Jack Lawrence (Engl. w.)

  • Arrangement: Andy Gibson

  • LA2046-B Ciribiribin (unreleased) - Alberto Pestalozza, Rudolf Thaler (It. w.), Jack Lawrence (Engl. w.)

  • Arrangement: Andy Gibson

  • LA2047-A Every Day Of My Life (2:55) - Morty Beck, Billy Hays, Harry James

  • Arrangement: Andy Gibson

09 Nov 1939 — Hollywood: Victor Hugo Inn

1930s

Radio Recording (Session #171)

Conductor: Harry James | Harry James (trumpet), Jack Schaeffer (trumpet), Claude Bowen (trumpet), Jack Palmer (trumpet), Russell Brown (trombone), Truett Jones (trombone), Dalton Rizzotto (trombone), Dave Matthews (alto saxophone), Claude Lakey (alto saxophone/tenor saxophone/trumpet), Drew Page (baritone saxophone/tenor saxophone), Bill Luther (baritone saxophone/tenor saxophone), Jack Gardner (piano), Red Kent (guitar), Thurman Teague (string bass), Ralph Hawkins (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • On A Little Street In Singapore (3:02) - Peter De Rose, Billy Hill

  • Arrangement: Andy Gibson

1940 — New York

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #278)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • USRC140-00546 Who? (3:10) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Otto Harbach, Jerome Kern

  • Frank Sinatra with choir by the band. | Recording date unknown.

  • USRC140-00547 I Hear A Rhapsody (2:10) - Jack Baker. George Fragos, Dick Gasparre

  • Recording date unknown.

01 Feb 1940 — Chicago: RCA Studio "A"

1940s

Victor Studio Session (Session #42)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Tommy Dorsey (trombone), Zeke Zarchy (trumpet), Jimmy Blake (trumpet), Lee Castle (trumpet), Dave Jacobs (trombone), Ward Silloway (trombone), Elmer Smithers (trombone), Hymie Shertzer (alto saxophone), Fred Stulce (alto saxophone), Johnny Mince (alto saxophone/clarinet), Tony Zimmers (tenor saxophone), Dean Kincaide (tenor saxophone), Howard Smith (piano), Carmen Mastren (guitar), Gene Traxler (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • BS044680-1 The Sky Fell Down (3:10) - Louis Alter, Edward Heyman

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • BS044680-2 The Sky Fell Down (unreleased) - Louis Alter, Edward Heyman

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • BS044682-1 Too Romantic (3:08) - Johnny Burke, James V. Monaco

  • Arrangement: Paul Weston

  • BS044682-2 Too Romantic (3:08) - Johnny Burke, James V. Monaco

  • Arrangement: Paul Weston

24 Feb 1940 — Cedar Grove, NJ: Meadowbrook Ballroom

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #175)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Jo Stafford (vocalist), Bill Abernathy (announcer)

  • A Lover Is Blue (3:17) - Charles Carpenter, James Mundy, James "Trummy" Young

  • Arrangement: Jimmy Mundy

  • I've Got My Eyes On You (2:57) - Cole Porter

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • East Of The Sun (And West Of The Moon) (3:20) - Brooks Bowman

  • Arrangement: Sy Oliver

  • My Melancholy Baby (1:26) - Ernie Burnett, George A Norton

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • Part of a medley: | a. My Melancholy Baby (Frank Sinatra) | b. Time On My Hands (Tommy Dorsey) | c. I Can't Give You Anything But Love, Baby (Jo Stafford)

26 Feb 1940 — New York: RCA Studio 2

1940s

Victor Studio Session (Session #43)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Tommy Dorsey (trombone), Zeke Zarchy (trumpet), Jimmy Blake (trumpet), Ray Linn (trumpet), Ward Silloway (trombone), Lowell Martin (trombone), Les Robinson (alto saxophone), Fred Stulce (alto saxophone), Johnny Mince (alto saxophone/clarinet), Paul Mason (tenor saxophone), Babe Russin (tenor saxophone), Bob Kitsis (piano), Gene Traxler (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • BS047706-1 Shake Down The Stars (3:28) - Eddie DeLange, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Paul Weston

  • BS047706-2 Shake Down The Stars (3:26) - Eddie DeLange, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Paul Weston

  • BS047707-1 Moments In The Moonlight (3:13) - Irving Gordon, Richard Himber, Al Kaufman

  • Arrangement: Paul Weston

  • BS047708-1 I'll Be Seeing You (3:03) - Sammy Fain, Irving Kahal

  • Arrangement: Paul Weston

04 Mar 1940 — New York: RCA Studio 2

1940s

Victor Studio Session (Session #44)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Tommy Dorsey (trombone), Bunny Berigan (trumpet), Zeke Zarchy (trumpet), Jimmy Blake (trumpet), Ray Linn (trumpet), George Arus (trombone), Dave Jacobs (trombone), Lowell Martin (trombone), Hymie Shertzer (alto saxophone), Fred Stulce (alto saxophone), Johnny Mince (alto saxophone/clarinet), Paul Mason (tenor saxophone), Babe Russin (tenor saxophone), Bob Kitsis (piano), Al Avola (guitar), Ray Leatherford (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • BS047746-1 Say It (3:24) - Frank Loesser, Jimmy McHugh

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • BS047746-1 Say It (Begin) (8-track edit) - Frank Loesser, Jimmy McHugh

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • BS047746-1 Say It (Concl.) (8-track edit) - Frank Loesser, Jimmy McHugh

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • BS047747-1 Polka Dots And Moonbeams (3:18) - Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

12 Mar 1940 — New York: RCA Studio 2

1940s

Victor Studio Session (Session #45)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Tommy Dorsey (trombone), Bob Cusumano (trumpet), Bunny Berigan (trumpet), Jimmy Blake (trumpet), Les Jenkins (trombone), Dave Jacobs (trombone), Fred Stulce (alto saxophone), Johnny Mince (alto saxophone/clarinet), Paul Mason (tenor saxophone), Don Lodice (tenor saxophone), Bob Kitsis (piano), Al Avola (guitar), Sid Weiss (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • BS048129-1 The Fable Of The Rose (2:50) - Josef Myrow, Bickley Reichner

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • BS048130-1 This Is The Beginning Of The End (3:12) - Mack Gordon

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • BS048130-1 This Is The Beginning Of The End (Begin) (8-track edit) - Mack Gordon

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • BS048130-1 This Is The Beginning Of The End (Concl.) (8-track edit) - Mack Gordon

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • BS048130-2 This Is The Beginning Of The End (unreleased) - Mack Gordon

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

25 Mar 1940 — New York: RCA Studio 2

1940s

Victor Studio Session (Session #46)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Tommy Dorsey (trombone), Bob Cusumano (trumpet), Bunny Berigan (trumpet), Jimmy Blake (trumpet), George Arus (trombone), Les Jenkins (trombone), Dave Jacobs (trombone), Hymie Shertzer (alto saxophone), Fred Stulce (alto saxophone), Johnny Mince (alto saxophone/clarinet), Paul Mason (tenor saxophone), Don Lodice (tenor saxophone), Bob Kitsis (piano), Ben Heller (guitar), Sid Weiss (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • BS048430-1 Imagination (unreleased) - Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • BS048430-2 Imagination (unreleased) - Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • "Cast" (written on recording session sheet). | Take 3: See session for April 10, 1940.

  • BS048431-1 Yours Is My Heart Alone (unreleased) - Franz Lehar, Ludwig Herzer & Fritz Lohner (German words), Harry Bache Smith (English words)

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • BS048431-2 Yours Is My Heart Alone (3:10) - Franz Lehar, Ludwig Herzer & Fritz Lohner (German words), Harry Bache Smith (English words)

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Take 3: See session for April 10, 1940.

  • BS048432 Hear My Song, Violetta (unreleased) - Othmar Klose, Rudolf Lukersch, Othmar Klose & Ermenegildo Carosio (German words), Buddy Bernier & Bob Emmerich (English words)

  • Arrangement: Sy Oliver

29 Mar 1940 — New York: RCA Studio 2

1940s

Victor Studio Session (Session #47)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Tommy Dorsey (trombone), Bob Cusumano (trumpet), Bunny Berigan (trumpet), Jimmy Blake (trumpet), George Arus (trombone), Les Jenkins (trombone), Dave Jacobs (trombone), Hymie Shertzer (alto saxophone), Fred Stulce (alto saxophone), Johnny Mince (alto saxophone/clarinet), Paul Mason (tenor saxophone), Don Lodice (tenor saxophone), Bob Kitsis (piano), Ben Heller (guitar), Sid Weiss (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • BS048479-1 Hear My Song, Violetta (2:59) - Othmar Klose, Rudolf Lukersch, Othmar Klose & Ermenegildo Carosio (German words), Buddy Bernier & Bob Emmerich (English words)

  • Arrangement: Sy Oliver

  • BS048479-2 Hear My Song, Violetta (2:55) - Othmar Klose, Rudolf Lukersch, Othmar Klose & Ermenegildo Carosio (German words), Buddy Bernier & Bob Emmerich (English words)

  • Arrangement: Sy Oliver

  • BS048480-1 Fools Rush In (Where Angels Fear To Tread) (3:10) - Rube Bloom, Johnny Mercer

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • BS048480-1 Fools Rush In (Where Angels Fear To Tread) (0:30 excerpt) - Rube Bloom, Johnny Mercer

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Voice over with FS interview

  • BS048481-1 Devil May Care (3:06) - Johnny Burke, Harry Warren

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

10 Apr 1940 — New York: RCA Studio 2 (1st session)

1940s

Victor Studio Session (Session #202)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Tommy Dorsey (trombone), Bunny Berigan (trumpet), Jimmy Blake (trumpet), Ray Linn (trumpet), John Dillard (trumpet), George Arus (trombone), Lowell Martin (trombone), Les Jenkins (trombone), Hymie Shertzer (alto saxophone), Fred Stulce (alto saxophone), Johnny Mince (alto saxophone/clarinet), Paul Mason (tenor saxophone), Don Lodice (tenor saxophone), Joe Bushkin (piano), Clark Yocum (guitar/vocalist), Sid Weiss (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • BS048758-1 April Played The Fiddle (3:04) - Johnny Burke, James V. Monaco

  • Arrangement: Deane Kincaide

10 Apr 1940 — New York: RCA Studio 2 (2nd session)

1940s

Victor Studio Session (Session #203)

Musicians: Tommy Dorsey (trombone), Bunny Berigan (trumpet), Johnny Mince (clarinet), Fred Stulce (alto saxophone), Joe Bushkin (piano), Clark Yocum (guitar/vocalist), Sid Weiss (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • BS048762-1 I Haven't Time To Be A Millionaire (3:03) - Johnny Burke, James V. Monaco

  • Arrangement: Deane Kincaide

  • BS048430-3 Imagination (3:11) - Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Takes 1 & 2: See session for March 25, 1940.

  • BS048431-3 Yours Is My Heart Alone (2:52) - Franz Lehar, Ludwig Herzer & Fritz Lohner (German words), Harry Bache Smith (English words)

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Takes 1 & 2: See session for March 25, 1940.

23 Apr 1940 — New York: RCA Studio 2 (1st session)

1940s

Victor Studio Session (Session #204)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Tommy Dorsey (trombone), Bunny Berigan (trumpet), Jimmy Blake (trumpet), Ray Linn (trumpet), John Dillard (trumpet), George Arus (trombone), Lowell Martin (trombone), Les Jenkins (trombone), Hymie Shertzer (alto saxophone), Fred Stulce (alto saxophone), Johnny Mince (alto saxophone/clarinet), Paul Mason (tenor saxophone), Don Lodice (tenor saxophone), Joe Bushkin (piano), Clark Yocum (guitar/vocalist), Sid Weiss (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • BS048938-1 You're Lonely And I'm Lonely (3:07) - Irving Berlin

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • BS048938-2 You're Lonely And I'm Lonely (unreleased) - Irving Berlin

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • BS048938-3 You're Lonely And I'm Lonely (3:05) - Irving Berlin

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

23 Apr 1940 — New York: RCA Studio 2 (2nd session)

1940s

Victor Studio Session (Session #206)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Tommy Dorsey (trombone), Bunny Berigan (trumpet), Johnny Mince (clarinet), Fred Stulce (alto saxophone), Joe Bushkin (piano), Clark Yocum (guitar/vocalist), Sid Weiss (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • BS048939-1 East Of The Sun (And West Of The Moon) (3:18) - Brooks Bowman

  • Arrangement: Sy Oliver

  • Frank Sinatra with choir by the band.

  • BS048940-1 Head On My Pillow (2:50) - Pierre Norman Connor, Bissell Palmer

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

23 Apr 1940 — New York: RCA Studio 2 (3rd session, 1st personnel lineup)

1940s

Victor Studio Session (Session #186)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Tommy Dorsey (trombone), Bunny Berigan (trumpet), Jimmy Blake (trumpet), Ray Linn (trumpet), John Dillard (trumpet), George Arus (trombone), Lowell Martin (trombone), Les Jenkins (trombone), Hymie Shertzer (alto saxophone), Fred Stulce (alto saxophone), Johnny Mince (alto saxophone/clarinet), Paul Mason (tenor saxophone), Don Lodice (tenor saxophone), Joe Bushkin (piano), Clark Yocum (guitar/vocalist), Sid Weiss (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • BS048941-1 It's A Lovely Day Tomorrow (2:27) - Irving Berlin

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

23 Apr 1940 — New York: RCA Studio 2 (3rd session, 2nd personnel lineup)

1940s

Victor Studio Session (Session #308)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Tommy Dorsey (trombone), Hymie Shertzer (alto saxophone), Fred Stulce (alto saxophone), Johnny Mince (alto saxophone/clarinet), Paul Mason (tenor saxophone), Don Lodice (tenor saxophone), Joe Bushkin (piano), Clark Yocum (guitar/vocalist), Sid Weiss (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Pied Pipers [Jo Stafford, Billy Wilson, Chuck Lowry, John Huddleston] (vocalists)

  • BS048492-1/2/3 I'll Never Smile Again (unreleased) - Ruth Lowe

  • Arrangement: Fred Stulce

  • See session for May 23, 1940 for take 4.

23 May 1940 — New York: RCA Studio 2 (1st personnel lineup)

1940s

Victor Studio Session (Session #184)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Tommy Dorsey (trombone), Hymie Shertzer (alto saxophone), Fred Stulce (alto saxophone), Johnny Mince (alto saxophone/clarinet), Paul Masson (tenor saxophone), Don Lodice (tenor saxophone), Joe Bushkin (celeste), Clark Yocum (guitar/vocalist), Sid Weiss (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Pied Pipers [Jo Stafford, Billy Wilson, Chuck Lowry, John Huddleston] (vocalists)

  • BS048942-4 I'll Never Smile Again (3:09) - Ruth Lowe

  • Arrangement: Fred Stulce

  • Frank Sinatra with The Pied Pipers. | See session for April 23, 1940 for take 1, 2 & 3.

23 May 1940 — New York: RCA Studio 2 (2nd personnel lineup)

1940s

Victor Studio Session (Session #185)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Tommy Dorsey (trombone), Bunny Berigan (trumpet), Jimmy Blake (trumpet), Ray Linn (trumpet), Leon Debrow (trumpet), George Arus (trombone), Lowell Martin (trombone), Les Jenkins (trombone), Hymie Shertzer (alto saxophone), Fred Stulce (alto saxophone), Johnny Mince (alto saxophone/clarinet), Paul Mason (tenor saxophone), Don Lodice (tenor saxophone), Joe Bushkin (piano), Clark Yocum (guitar/vocalist), Sid Weiss (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • BS050852-1 All This And Heaven Too (3:33) - Eddie DeLange, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • BS050853-1 Where Do You Keep Your Heart? (2:47) - Fred E. Ahlert, Al Stillman

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

01 Jun 1940 — New York: Astor Hotel

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #309)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Connie Haines (vocalist), The Pied Pipers [Jo Stafford, Billy Wilson, Chuck Lowry, John Huddleston] (vocalists)

  • Shake Down The Stars (1:49 medley) - Eddie DeLange, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • Medley: | a. It's A Wonderful World (Connie Haines) | b. Believing (Tommy Dorsey solo) | c. Shake Down The Stars (Frank Sinatra)

05 Jun 1940 — New York: Astor Hotel for "Carnaval De Broadway" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #1997)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • East Of The Sun (And West Of The Moon) (4:20) - Brooks Bowman

  • Arrangement: Sy Oliver

  • NBC broadcast for Latin America.

12 Jun 1940 — New York: Astor Hotel for "Carnaval De Broadway" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #1998)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Pied Pipers [Jo Stafford, Billy Wilson, Chuck Lowry, John Huddleston] (vocalists)

  • USRC140-00548 I'll Never Smile Again (3:06) - Ruth Lowe

  • Arrangement: Fred Stulce

  • Frank Sinatra with The Pied Pipers. | NBC broadcast for Latin America.

  • I'll Never Smile Again (3:29 medley) - Ruth Lowe

  • As part of: | a. Ruth Lowe Interview (10/17/40) | b. I'll Never Smile Again + Show Closing with Fred B. Cole (6/12/40) |

  • Marie (4:02) - Irving Berlin

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • Frank Sinatra with choir by the band. | NBC broadcast for Latin America.

  • The Nearness Of You (1:27 medley) - Hoagy Carmichael, Ned Washington

  • Medley (4:23): | a. Nobody's Baby (Connie Haines) | b. The Nearness Of You (Frank Sinatra) | c. I Can't Love You Anymore (Connie Haines) | NBC broadcast for Latin America.

  • Say It (3:16) - Frank Loesser, Jimmy McHugh

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • NBC broadcast for Latin America.

  • Say It / Carnaval De Broadway Show Closing: I'm Getting Sentimental Over You (5:00) - Frank Loesser, Jimmy McHugh / George Bassman, Ned Washington

  • Alfredo Barrett (announcer). | NBC broadcast for Latin America.

13 Jun 1940 — New York: RCA Studio 2

1940s

Victor Studio Session (Session #2119)

Musicians: Tommy Dorsey (trombone), Bunny Berigan (trumpet), Jimmy Blake (trumpet), Johnny Mince (clarinet), Fred Stulce (alto saxophone), Hymie Shertzer (alto saxophone), Paul Mason (tenor saxophone), Don Lodice (tenor saxophone), Joe Bushkin (piano), Clark Yocum (guitar/vocalist), Sid Weiss (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Pied Pipers [Jo Stafford, Billy Wilson, Chuck Lowry, John Huddleston] (vocalists)

  • BS051279-1 Whispering (2:58) - Richard Coburn, Vincent Rose, John Schonberger

  • Arrangement: Fred Stulce

  • Frank Sinatra with The Pied Pipers.

19 Jun 1940 — New York: Astor Hotel for "Carnaval De Broadway" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #1996)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Choir by the Band

  • Deep Night (5:02) - Charlie Henderson, Rudy Vallee

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • Frank Sinatra with choir by the band.

27 Jun 1940 — New York: RCA Studio 2

1940s

Victor Studio Session (Session #54)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Tommy Dorsey (trombone), Ray Linn (trumpet), Jimmy Blake (trumpet), Bunny Berigan (trumpet), Clyde Hurley (trumpet), Lowell Martin (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Les Jenkins (trombone), Fred Stulce (alto saxophone), Hymie Shertzer (alto saxophone), Johnny Mince (alto saxophone/clarinet), Paul Mason (tenor saxophone), Don Lodice (tenor saxophone), Joe Bushkin (piano), Clark Yocum (guitar/vocalist), Sid Weiss (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Pied Pipers [Jo Stafford, Billy Wilson, Chuck Lowry, John Huddleston] (vocalists)

  • BS051579-1 Trade Winds (2:57) - Cliff Friend, Charles Tobias

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • BS051579-2 Trade Winds (3:05 unreleased) - Cliff Friend, Charles Tobias

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • BS051581-1 The One I Love (Belongs To Somebody Else) (3:30) - Isham Jones, Gus Kahn

  • Arrangement: Sy Oliver

  • Frank Sinatra with The Pied Pipers.

  • BS051581-2 The One I Love (Belongs To Somebody Else) (unreleased) - Isham Jones, Gus Kahn

  • Arrangement: Sy Oliver

  • Frank Sinatra with The Pied Pipers.

17 Jul 1940 — New York: RCA Studio 2

1940s

Victor Studio Session (Session #55)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Tommy Dorsey (trombone), Ray Linn (trumpet), Jimmy Blake (trumpet), Clyde Hurley (trumpet), Lowell Martin (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Les Jenkins (trombone), Fred Stulce (alto saxophone), Hymie Shertzer (alto saxophone), Johnny Mince (alto saxophone/clarinet), Paul Mason (tenor saxophone), Don Lodice (tenor saxophone), Joe Bushkin (piano), Clark Yocum (guitar/vocalist), Sid Weiss (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • BS051874-1 The Call Of The Canyon (3:05) - Billy Hill

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • BS051875-1 Love Lies (3:21) - Ralph Freed, Joseph Meyer, Carl Sigman

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • BS051876-1 I Could Make You Care (3:08) - Sammy Cahn, Saul Chaplin

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • BS051877-1 The World Is In My Arms (3:08) - E.Y. Harburg, Burton Lane

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

20 Jul 1940 — New York: Astor Hotel

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #207)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Jo Stafford (vocalist)

  • Half-Way Down The Street (3:16) - Kim Gannon, Guy Wood

  • The World Is In My Arms (3:05) - E.Y. Harburg, Burton Lane

  • Learn To Croon (1:00 medley) - Sam Coslow, Arthur Johnston

  • Medley: | a. Learn To Croon (Frank Sinatra) | b. More Than You Know (Tommy Dorsey solo) | c. How Come You Do Me Like You Do? (Jo Stafford)

  • Some Your Sweetness (2:51) - G. Clayborn, J. Clayborn

27 Jul 1940 — New York: Astor Hotel

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #312)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Pied Pipers [Jo Stafford, Chuck Yocum, Chuck Lowry, John Huddleston] (vocalists)

  • The One I Love (Belongs To Somebody Else) (3:32) - Gus Kahn, Isham Jones

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • Frank Sinatra with The Pied Pipers.

  • Once In A While (3:03) - Michael Edwards, Bud Green

  • Frank Sinatra with The Pied Pipers.

  • USRC140-00551 Once In A While (3:14 alternate) - Michael Edwards, Bud Green

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • Frank Sinatra with The Pied Pipers. | Includes 11-second intro by FS.

03 Aug 1940 — New York: Astor Hotel

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #215)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • USRC140-00552 (At Least A) Little In Love (1:30) - Charles O'Neil, Joseph Peluso

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • USRC140-00553 It Came To Me (1:35) - Louis DePyro

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

14 Aug 1940 — New York: Astor Hotel for "Carnaval De Broadway" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2000)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Pied Pipers [Jo Stafford, Chuck Yocum, Chuck Lowry, John Huddleston] (vocalists)

  • Carnaval De Broadway Show Opening: I'm Getting Sentimental Over You / The One I Love (4:26 medley) - George Bassman, Ned Washington / Isham Jones, Gus Kahn

  • Frank Sinatra with The Pied Pipers. | NBC broadcast for Latin America.

  • Alice Blue Gown (1:09) - Joseph McCarthy, Harry Tierney

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • Fools Rush In (Where Angels Fear To Tread) (3:27) - Rube Bloom, Johnny Mercer

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

29 Aug 1940 — New York: RCA Studio 2

1940s

Victor Studio Session (Session #56)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Tommy Dorsey (trombone), Ziggy Elman (trumpet), Ray Linn (trumpet), Jimmy Blake (trumpet), Clyde Hurley (trumpet), Lowell Martin (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Les Jenkins (trombone), Fred Stulce (alto saxophone), Hymie Shertzer (alto saxophone), Johnny Mince (alto saxophone/clarinet), Heinie Beau (tenor saxophone), Don Lodice (tenor saxophone), Joe Bushkin (piano), Clark Yocum (guitar/vocalist), Sid Weiss (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • BS055543-1 Our Love Affair (2:58) - Roger Edens, Arthur Freed

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • BS055543-2 Our Love Affair (2:58 alternate) - Roger Edens, Arthur Freed

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • BS055563-1 Looking For Yesterday (3:08) - Eddie DeLange, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • BS055564-1 Tell Me At Midnight (2:52) - Clay Boland, Bickley Reichner

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • BS055565-1 We Three (My Echo, My Shadow And Me) (3:01) - Nelson Cogane, Dick Robertson, Sammy Mysels

  • Arrangement: Sy Oliver

09 Sep 1940 — New York: RCA Studio 2

1940s

Victor Studio Session (Session #57)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Tommy Dorsey (trombone), Ziggy Elman (trumpet), Ray Linn (trumpet), Chuck Peterson (trumpet), Clyde Hurley (trumpet), Lowell Martin (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Les Jenkins (trombone), Fred Stulce (alto saxophone), Heinie Beau (alto saxophone), Johnny Mince (alto saxophone/clarinet), Paul Mason (tenor saxophone), Don Lodice (tenor saxophone), Joe Bushkin (piano), Clark Yocum (guitar/vocalist), Sid Weiss (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • BS055960-1 When You Awake (3:09) - Henry Nemo

  • Arrangement: Deane Kincaide

  • BS055960-2 When You Awake (3:09) - Henry Nemo

  • Arrangement: Deane Kincaide

  • BS055961-1 Anything (3:01) - Eddie DeLange, Phil Napoleon, Frank Signorelli

  • Arrangement: Deane Kincaide

17 Sep 1940 — New York: RCA Studio 2

1940s

Victor Studio Session (Session #58)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Tommy Dorsey (trombone), Ziggy Elman (trumpet), Ray Linn (trumpet), Chuck Peterson (trumpet), Lowell Martin (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Les Jenkins (trombone), Fred Stulce (alto saxophone), Heinie Beau (alto saxophone), Johnny Mince (alto saxophone/clarinet), Paul Mason (tenor saxophone), Don Lodice (tenor saxophone), Joe Bushkin (piano), Clark Yocum (guitar/vocalist), Sid Weiss (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • BS056131-1 Shadows On The Sand (2:54) - Stanley Adams, Will Grosz

  • Arrangement: Fred Stulce

  • BS056133-1 You're Breaking My Heart All Over Again (3:08) - Arthur Altman, James Cavanaugh, John Redmond

  • Arrangement: Deane Kincaide

  • BS056133-2 You're Breaking My Heart All Over Again (3:00) - Arthur Altman, James Cavanaugh, John Redmond

  • Arrangement: Deane Kincaide

  • BS056135-1 I'd Know You Anywhere (2:51) - Jimmy McHugh, Johnny Mercer

  • Arrangement: Deane Kincaide

16 Oct 1940 — Hollywood: RCA Hollywood Studio

1940s

Victor Studio Session (Session #60)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Tommy Dorsey (trombone), Ziggy Elman (trumpet), Ray Linn (trumpet), Chuck Peterson (trumpet), Lowell Martin (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Les Jenkins (trombone), Fred Stulce (alto saxophone), Heinie Beau (alto saxophone), Johnny Mince (alto saxophone/clarinet), Paul Mason (tenor saxophone), Don Lodice (tenor saxophone), Joe Bushkin (piano), Clark Yocum (guitar/vocalist), Sid Weiss (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • BS0555110-1 Do You Know Why? (3:08) - Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Deane Kincaide

17 Oct 1940 — Hollywood Palladium: "Fame And Fortune" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #216)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Tommy Dorsey (trombone), Ziggy Elman (trumpet), Ray Linn (trumpet), Chuck Peterson (trumpet), Lowell Martin (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Les Jenkins (trombone), Fred Stulce (alto saxophone), Heinie Beau (alto saxophone), Johnny Mince (alto saxophone/clarinet), Paul Mason (tenor saxophone), Don Lodice (tenor saxophone), Joe Bushkin (piano), Clark Yocum (guitar/vocalist), Sid Weiss (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • I'm Getting Sentimental Over You / Marie (3:41) - George Bassman, Ned Washington / Irving Berlin

  • Frank Sinatra with choir by the band. | "Fame And Fortune" Show Opening.

  • USRC140-00554 Only Forever (1:25) - Johnny Burke, James V. Monaco

  • Arrangement: Deane Kincaide

  • USRC140-00554 Only Forever (1:41) - Johnny Burke, James V. Monaco

  • Arrangement: Deane Kincaide

  • Includes 16-second intro by Tommy Dorsey.

  • USRC140-00555 Marie (2:16) - Irving Berlin

  • Arrangement: Deane Kincaide

  • Frank Sinatra with choir by the band.

  • Ruth Lowe Interview (1:48 medley) -

  • Tommy Dorsey, Horace Heidt and Ruth Lowe. | As part of: | a. Ruth Lowe Interview (10/17/40) | b. I'll Never Smile Again + Show Closing with Fred B. Cole (6/12/40)

24 Oct 1940 — Hollywood: "Fame And Fortune" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #313)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Tommy Dorsey (trombone), Ziggy Elman (trumpet), Ray Linn (trumpet), Chuck Peterson (trumpet), Lowell Martin (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Les Jenkins (trombone), Fred Stulce (alto saxophone), Heinie Beau (alto saxophone), Johnny Mince (alto saxophone/clarinet), Paul Mason (tenor saxophone), Don Lodice (tenor saxophone), Joe Bushkin (piano), Clark Yocum (guitar/vocalist), Sid Weiss (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Connie Haines (vocalist), The Pied Pipers [Jo Stafford, Clark Yocum, Chuck Lowry, John Huddleston] (vocalists)

  • Oh! Look At Me Now (3:53) - Joe Bushkin, John DeVries

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • Frank Sinatra with Connie Haines and The Pied Pipers.

31 Oct 1940 — Hollywood: "Fame And Fortune" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #220)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Connie Haines (vocalist), The Pied Pipers (vocalists)

  • I Could Make You Care (2:50) - Sammy Cahn, Saul Chaplin

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

07 Nov 1940 — Hollywood: "Fame And Fortune" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #314)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Tommy Dorsey (trombone), Ziggy Elman (trumpet), Ray Linn (trumpet), Chuck Peterson (trumpet), Lowell Martin (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Les Jenkins (trombone), Fred Stulce (alto saxophone), Heinie Beau (alto saxophone), Johnny Mince (alto saxophone/clarinet), Paul Mason (tenor saxophone), Don Lodice (tenor saxophone), Joe Bushkin (piano), Clark Yocum (guitar/vocalist), Sid Weiss (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Pied Pipers [Jo Stafford, Clark Yocum, Chuck Lowry, John Huddleston] (vocalists)

  • Our Love Affair (3:03) - Roger Edens, Arthur Freed

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • G2PB-3076 Yearning (3:09) - Joe Burke, Benny Davis

  • Arrangement: Deane Kincaide

  • Frank Sinatra with choir by the band.

  • G2PB4519 Yearning (3:20) - Joe Burke, Benny Davis

  • Arrangement: Deane Kincaide

  • Frank Sinatra with choir by the band. | Includes intro by announcer.

  • Sunrise Over Taxco (2:43) - George Elliott, Ted Pardue

  • Arrangement: Deane Kincaide

  • Frank Sinatra with The Pied Pipers.

11 Nov 1940 — Hollywood: RCA Hollywood Studio

1940s

Victor Studio Session (Session #59)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Tommy Dorsey (trombone), Ziggy Elman (trumpet), Ray Linn (trumpet), Chuck Peterson (trumpet), Lowell Martin (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Les Jenkins (trombone), Fred Stulce (alto saxophone), Heinie Beau (alto saxophone), Johnny Mince (alto saxophone/clarinet), Paul Mason (tenor saxophone), Don Lodice (tenor saxophone), Joe Bushkin (piano), Clark Yocum (guitar/vocalist), Sid Weiss (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • PBS055157-1 Not So Long Ago (3:00) - Clay Boland, Bickley Reichner

  • Arrangement: Deane Kincaide

  • PBS055157-2 Not So Long Ago (3:00) - Clay Boland, Bickley Reichner

  • Arrangement: Deane Kincaide

  • PBS055158-1 Star Dust [aka "Stardust"] (3:10) - Hoagy Carmichael, Mitchell Parish

  • Arrangement: Sy Oliver

19 Nov 1940 — Hollywood: "Fame And Fortune" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #315)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Connie Haines (vocalist), The Pied Pipers [Jo Stafford, Clark Yocum, Chuck Lowry, John Huddleston] (vocalists)

  • When You Awake (3:15) - Henry Nemo

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • Star Dust [aka "Stardust"] (2:53) - Hoagy Carmichael, Mitchell Parish

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • Frank Sinatra with The Pied Pipers.

  • You're Breaking My Heart All Over Again (3:22) - Arthur Altman, James Cavanaugh, John Redmond

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

21 Nov 1940 — Hollywood: "Fame And Fortune" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #222)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Pied Pipers (vocalists)

  • Blue Moon (3:39) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • Frank Sinatra with choir by the band.

  • That's How It Goes (1:41) - Michael Gentile, Larry Martin

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • Frank Sinatra with Connie Haines & The Pied Pipers.

24 Nov 1940 — Hollywood: Paramount Session for "Las Vegas Nights" Soundtrack

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #114)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Tommy Dorsey (trombone), Ziggy Elman (trumpet), Ray Linn (trumpet), Chuck Peterson (trumpet), Clyde Hurley (trumpet), Lowell Martin (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Les Jenkins (trombone), Fred Stulce (alto saxophone), Heinie Beau (alto saxophone), Johnny Mince (alto saxophone/clarinet), Paul Mason (tenor saxophone), Don Lodice (tenor saxophone), Joe Bushkin (piano), Clark Yocum (guitar/vocalist), Sid Weiss (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Pied Pipers [Jo Stafford, Clark Yocum, Chuck Lowry, John Huddleston] (vocalists)

  • I'll Never Smile Again [audio] (3:13 scene version) - Ruth Lowe

  • Arrangement: Fred Stulce

  • Frank Sinatra with Jo Stafford & The Pied Pipers.

  • I'll Never Smile Again [video] (1:35 scene version) - Ruth Lowe

  • Arrangement: Fred Stulce

  • Frank Sinatra with Jo Stafford & The Pied Pipers.

  • Dolores (3:23 outtake) - Louis Alter, Frank Loesser

  • Arrangement: Fred Stulce

  • Frank Sinatra with The Pied Pipers.

28 Nov 1940 — Hollywood: "Fame And Fortune" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #316)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Connie Haines (vocalist), The Pied Pipers [Jo Stafford, Clark Yocum, Chuck Lowry, John Huddleston] (vocalists)

  • How Am I To Know (3:02) - Jack King, Dorothy Parker

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • Frank Sinatra with choir by the band.

  • How Am I To Know (3:10) - Jack King, Dorothy Parker

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • Frank Sinatra with choir by the band. | Includes intro by announcer.

  • Is There A Chance For Me? (3:16) - William Granzow

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • Frank Sinatra with Connie Haines and The Pied Pipers.

05 Dec 1940 — Hollywood: "Fame And Fortune" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #317)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Connie Haines (vocalist), The Pied Pipers [Jo Stafford, Clark Yocum, Chuck Lowry, John Huddleston] (vocalists)

  • Deep Night (2:35 alt. arr.) - Charlie Henderson, Rudy Vallee

  • Frank Sinatra with choir by the band.

  • You Really Fill The Bill (3:00) - Warren Hull

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • Frank Sinatra with Connie Haines and The Pipers.

12 Dec 1940 — Hollywood: "Fame And Fortune" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2070)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Connie Haines (vocalist), The Pied Pipers (vocalists): Jo Stafford, Clark Yocum, Chuck Lowry, John Huddleston

  • East Of The Sun (And West Of The Moon) (3:44 alt. arr.) - Brooks Bowman

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • Frank Sinatra with Ziggy Elman (trumpet) and chorus by the band.

  • I Saw Your Face In A Cloud (3:23) - Robert Fetters

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • Frank Sinatra with Connie Haines and The Pied Pipers.

26 Dec 1940 — New York: "Fame And Fortune" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #318)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Connie Haines (vocalist), The Pied Pipers [Jo Stafford, Clark Yocum, Chuck Lowry, John Huddleston] (vocalists)

  • I've Got A Restless Spell (2:58) - Nancy Lampe

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • Frank Sinatra with Connie Haines and The Pied Pipers.

  • Here's To Love (2:58) - Mina Anna Arenson

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • Frank Sinatra with Connie Haines and The Pied Pipers.

Jan 1941 — New York: "Fame And Fortune" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #319)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Connie Haines (vocalist), The Pied Pipers [Jo Stafford, Clark Yocum, Chuck Lowry, John Huddleston] (vocalists)

  • I've Lost My Heart Again (2:30) - Leo Rabin

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • Frank Sinatra with Connie Haines and The Pied Pipers.

02 Jan 1941 — New York: "Fame And Fortune" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #320)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Connie Haines (vocalist), The Pied Pipers [Jo Stafford, Clark Yocum, Chuck Lowry, John Huddleston] (vocalists)

  • USRC141-00558 You're Part Of My Heart (3:35) - Virginia Sloane

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • Frank Sinatra with Connie Haines and The Pied Pipers

  • I Tried (3:11) - Clark Dennis, Paul Hand, Carl Nutter

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

06 Jan 1941 — New York: RCA Studio 2

1940s

Victor Studio Session (Session #75)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Tommy Dorsey (trombone), Ziggy Elman (trumpet), Bob Alexy (trumpet), Lee Castle (trumpet), Jimmy Blake (trumpet), Les Jenkins (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Dave Jacobs (trombone), Fred Stulce (alto saxophone), Bill Shine (alto saxophone), Johnny Mince (alto saxophone/clarinet), Paul Mason (tenor saxophone), Don Lodice (tenor saxophone), Joe Bushkin (piano), Clark Yocum (guitar/vocalist), Sid Weiss (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Connie Haines (vocalist), The Pied Pipers [Jo Stafford, Clark Yocum, Chuck Lowry, John Huddleston] (vocalists)

  • BS058760-1 Oh! Look At Me Now (3:13) - Joe Bushkin, John DeVries

  • Arrangement: Sy Oliver

  • Frank Sinatra with Connie Haines and The Pied Pipers.

  • BS058761-1 You Might Have Belonged To Another (2:46) - Lucille Harmon, Pat West

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Frank Sinatra with Connie Haines and The Pied Pipers.

09 Jan 1941 — Cedar Grove, NJ: Meadowbrook Ballroom for "Fame And Fortune" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #321)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Connie Haines (vocalist), The Pied Pipers [Jo Stafford, Clark Yocum, Chuck Lowry, John Huddleston] (vocalists)

  • USRC141-00560 You're Stepping On My Toes (3:07) - Robert Terry

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • Frank Sinatra with The Pied Pipers.

  • There I Go (2:32) - Irving Weiser, Hy Zarett

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • Frank Sinatra with Connie Haines and The Pied Pipers.

15 Jan 1941 — New York: RCA Studio 1

1940s

Victor Studio Session (Session #81)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Tommy Dorsey (trombone), Ziggy Elman (trumpet), Ray Linn (trumpet), Chuck Peterson (trumpet), Jimmy Blake (trumpet), Les Jenkins (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Lowell Martin (trombone), Fred Stulce (alto saxophone), Heinie Beau (alto saxophone), Johnny Mince (alto saxophone/clarinet), Paul Mason (tenor saxophone), Don Lodice (tenor saxophone), Joe Bushkin (piano), Clark Yocum (guitar/vocalist), Sid Weiss (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • BS058877-1 You Lucky People, You (2:35) - Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Sy Oliver

  • BS058879-1 It's Always You (3:11) - Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

16 Jan 1941 — Cedar Grove, NJ: Meadowbrook Ballroom for "Fame And Fortune" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #322)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Tommy Dorsey (trombone), Ziggy Elman (trumpet), Ray Linn (trumpet), Chuck Peterson (trumpet), Jimmy Blake (trumpet), Les Jenkins (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Lowell Martin (trombone), Fred Stulce (alto saxophone), Heinie Beau (alto saxophone), Johnny Mince (alto saxophone/clarinet), Paul Mason (tenor saxophone), Don Lodice (tenor saxophone), Joe Bushkin (piano), Clark Yocum (guitar/vocalist), Sid Weiss (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Connie Haines (vocalist), The Pied Pipers [Jo Stafford, Clark Yocum, Chuck Lowry, John Huddleston] (vocalists)

  • USRC141-00561 You've Got The Best Of Me (2:40) - Joy Font

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • Frank Sinatra with Connie Haines and The Pied Pipers.

20 Jan 1941 — New York: RCA Studio 2

1940s

Victor Studio Session (Session #83)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Tommy Dorsey (trombone), Ziggy Elman (trumpet), Ray Linn (trumpet), Chuck Peterson (trumpet), Jimmy Blake (trumpet), Les Jenkins (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Lowell Martin (trombone), Fred Stulce (alto saxophone), Heinie Beau (alto saxophone), Johnny Mince (alto saxophone/clarinet), Paul Mason (tenor saxophone), Don Lodice (tenor saxophone), Joe Bushkin (piano), Clark Yocum (guitar/vocalist), Sid Weiss (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Pied Pipers [Jo Stafford, Clark Yocum, Chuck Lowry, John Huddleston] (vocalists)

  • BS060346-1 I Tried (3:13) - Clark Dennis, Paul Hand, Carl Nutter

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • BS060347-1 Dolores (2:52) - Louis Alter, Frank Loesser

  • Arrangement: Sy Oliver

  • Frank Sinatra with The Pied Pipers.

  • BS060349-1 Without A Song (4:20 unreleased) - Edward Eliscu, Billy Rose, Vincent Youmans

  • Arrangement: Sy Oliver

  • BS060349-2 Without A Song (4:26) - Edward Eliscu, Billy Rose, Vincent Youmans

  • Arrangement: Sy Oliver

23 Jan 1941 — New York: "Fame And Fortune" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #323)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Tommy Dorsey (trombone), Ziggy Elman (trumpet), Ray Linn (trumpet), Chuck Peterson (trumpet), Jimmy Blake (trumpet), Les Jenkins (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Lowell Martin (trombone), Fred Stulce (alto saxophone), Heinie Beau (alto saxophone), Johnny Mince (alto saxophone/clarinet), Paul Mason (tenor saxophone), Don Lodice (tenor saxophone), Joe Bushkin (piano), Clark Yocum (guitar/vocalist), Sid Weiss (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Pied Pipers [Jo Stafford, Clark Yocum, Chuck Lowry, John Huddleston] (vocalists)

  • I Give You My Word (3:04) - Al Kavelin, Merrill Lyn

  • Frenesi (3:38) - Alberto Dominguez, Leonard Whitcup

  • Frank Sinatra with The Pied Pipers.

  • It's All So New To Me (2:40) - Pearl Black

  • Frank Sinatra with The Pied Pipers.

30 Jan 1941 — Cedar Grove, NJ: Meadowbrook Ballroom for "Fame And Fortune" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #324)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Tommy Dorsey (trombone), Ziggy Elman (trumpet), Ray Linn (trumpet), Chuck Peterson (trumpet), Jimmy Blake (trumpet), Les Jenkins (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Lowell Martin (trombone), Fred Stulce (alto saxophone), Heinie Beau (alto saxophone), Johnny Mince (alto saxophone/clarinet), Paul Mason (tenor saxophone), Don Lodice (tenor saxophone), Joe Bushkin (piano), Clark Yocum (guitar/vocalist), Sid Weiss (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Connie Haines (vocalist), The Pied Pipers [Jo Stafford, Clark Yocum, Chuck Lowry, John Huddleston] (vocalists)

  • USRC141-00562 That's How It Goes (2:26) - Michael Gentile, Larry Martin

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • Frank Sinatra with Connie Haines and The Pied Pipers.

  • USRC141-00563 When Daylight Dawns (2:50) - Bea Huberdo

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • Frank Sinatra with The Pied Pipers.

Feb 1941 — New York: "Fame And Fortune" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #325)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Connie Haines (vocalist), The Pied Pipers [Jo Stafford, Clark Yocum, Chuck Lowry, John Huddleston] (vocalists)

  • USRC140-00547 I Hear A Rhapsody (2:10) - Jack Baker. George Fragos, Dick Gasparre

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • Frank Sinatra with Connie Haines and The Pied Pipers.

06 Feb 1941 — Cedar Grove, NJ: Meadowbrook Ballroom for "Fame And Fortune" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #238)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Heinie Beau (alto saxophone), Johnny Mince (alto saxophone/clarinet), Paul Mason (tenor saxophone), Don Lodice (tenor saxophone), Joe Bushkin (piano), Clark Yocum (guitar/vocalist), Sid Weiss (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • Ida! Sweet As Apple Cider (2:01) - Eddie Leonard

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

07 Feb 1941 — New York: RCA Studio 2

1940s

Victor Studio Session (Session #82)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Tommy Dorsey (trombone), Ziggy Elman (trumpet), Ray Linn (trumpet), Chuck Peterson (trumpet), Jimmy Blake (trumpet), Les Jenkins (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Lowell Martin (trombone), Fred Stulce (alto saxophone), Heinie Beau (alto saxophone), Johnny Mince (alto saxophone/clarinet), Paul Mason (tenor saxophone), Don Lodice (tenor saxophone), Joe Bushkin (piano), Clark Yocum (guitar/vocalist), Sid Weiss (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Pied Pipers [Jo Stafford, Clark Yocum, Chuck Lowry, John Huddleston] (vocalists)

  • BS060626-1 Do I Worry? (3:10) - Stanley Cowan, Bobby Worth

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Frank Sinatra with The Pied Pipers. | "Do I Worry?" was mastered for V-Disc, but not released.

  • BS060628-1 Everything Happens To Me (3:13) - Tom Adair, Matt Dennis

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

13 Feb 1941 — Cedar Grove, NJ: Meadowbrook Ballroom for "Fame And Fortune" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #242)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Tommy Dorsey (trombone), Ziggy Elman (trumpet), Ray Linn (trumpet), Chuck Peterson (trumpet), Jimmy Blake (trumpet), Les Jenkins (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Lowell Martin (trombone), Fred Stulce (alto saxophone), Heinie Beau (alto saxophone), Johnny Mince (alto saxophone/clarinet), Paul Mason (tenor saxophone), Don Lodice (tenor saxophone), Joe Bushkin (piano), Clark Yocum (guitar/vocalist), Sid Weiss (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Connie Haines (vocalist), The Pied Pipers [Jo Stafford, Clark Yocum, Chuck Lowry, John Huddleston] (vocalists)

  • It All Comes Back To Me Now (2:52) - Alex Kramer, Joan Whitney, Hy Zaret

  • Arrangement: Sy Oliver

  • You Might Have Belonged To Another (2:41) - Lucille Harmon, Pat West

  • Arrangement: Sy Oliver

  • Frank Sinatra with Connie Haines and The Pied Pipers.

  • Prairie Night (3:03) - Dick Guttman, Arza Hitt

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • Frank Sinatra with The Pied Pipers. | Although "Prairie Night" is listed as 2-13-41, it is attributed to an "unidentified broadcast." | NBC broadcast from New York.

17 Feb 1941 — New York: RCA Studio 1 (two sessions)

1940s

Victor Studio Session (Session #553)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Tommy Dorsey (trombone), Ziggy Elman (trumpet), Ray Linn (trumpet), Chuck Peterson (trumpet), Jimmy Blake (trumpet), Les Jenkins (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Lowell Martin (trombone), Fred Stulce (alto saxophone), Heinie Beau (alto saxophone), Johnny Mince (alto saxophone/clarinet), Paul Mason (tenor saxophone), Don Lodice (tenor saxophone), Joe Bushkin (piano), Clark Yocum (guitar/vocalist), Sid Weiss (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Connie Haines (vocalist), Jo Stafford (vocalist), The Pied Pipers [Jo Stafford, Clark Yocum, Chuck Lowry, John Huddleston] (vocalists)

  • BS060902-1 Let's Get Away From It All [Part I] (2:48) - Tom Adair, Matt Dennis

  • Arrangement: Sy Oliver

  • Jo Stafford and The Pied Pipers.

  • BS060903-1 Let's Get Away From It All [Part II] (2:19) - Tom Adair, Matt Dennis

  • Arrangement: Sy Oliver

  • Frank Sinatra with Connie Haines and The Pied Pipers.

  • BS060902/3-1 Let's Get Away From It All (4:58) - Tom Adair, Matt Dennis

  • Arrangement: Sy Oliver

  • Frank Sinatra with Connie Haines and The Pied Pipers.

20 Feb 1941 — Cedar Grove, NJ: Meadowbrook Ballroom for "Fame And Fortune" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #326)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Connie Haines (vocalist), The Pied Pipers [Jo Stafford, Clark Yocum, Chuck Lowry, John Huddleston] (vocalists)

  • My First Edition (3:46) - Carrol Bailey

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • Frank Sinatra with Connie Haines and The Pied Pipers.

27 Feb 1941 — Cedar Grove, NJ: Meadowbrook Ballroom for "Fame And Fortune" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #327)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Connie Haines (vocalist), The Pied Pipers [Jo Stafford, Clark Yocum, Chuck Lowry, John Huddleston] (vocalists)

  • USRC141-00564 When Sleepy Stars Begin To Fall (2:48) - Sibyl Allen

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • Frank Sinatra with Connie Haines and The Pied Pipers.

06 Mar 1941 — Cedar Grove, NJ: Meadowbrook Ballroom for "Fame And Fortune" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #328)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Connie Haines (vocalist), The Pied Pipers [Jo Stafford, Clark Yocum, Chuck Lowry, John Huddleston] (vocalists)

  • You Walk By (2:20) - Ben Raleigh, Bernie Wayne

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • Frank Sinatra with Connie Haines and The Pied Pipers.

  • Frenesi (3:35) - Alberto Dominguez, Leonard Whitcup

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • Frank Sinatra with The Pied Pipers.

  • My Memoirs (2:43) - Gladys Ferguson, Anona Greenough

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • Frank Sinatra with Connie Haines and The Pied Pipers.

20 Mar 1941 — Cedar Grove, NJ: Meadowbrook Ballroom for "Fame And Fortune" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #329)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Connie Haines (vocalist), The Pied Pipers [Jo Stafford, Clark Yocum, Chuck Lowry, John Huddleston] (vocalists)

  • USRC141-00565 Goodbye Lover, Goodbye (3:22) - Roy Ringwald

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • When Love Comes Again (3:02) - Jerry Deane, Lou Halmy

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • Frank Sinatra with Connie Haines and The Pied Pipers.

27 Mar 1941 — Cedar Grove, NJ: Meadowbrook Ballroom for "Fame And Fortune" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #330)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Connie Haines (vocalist), Jo Stafford (vocalist), The Pied Pipers [Jo Stafford, Clark Yocum, Chuck Lowry, John Huddleston] (vocalists)

  • The Moon Won't Talk (3:16) - Helen Bliss, Charlie Hathaway

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • Voice over by FS and Tommy Dorsey.

  • USRC141-00566 One Red Rose (3:12) - Willard Moyle

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • Frank Sinatra with Connie Haines and The Pied Pipers.

10 Apr 1941 — New York: "Fame And Fortune" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #331)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Connie Haines (vocalist), The Pied Pipers [Jo Stafford, Clark Yocum, Chuck Lowry, John Huddleston] (vocalists)

  • Oh! Look At Me Now (3:42) - Joe Bushkin, John DeVries

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • Frank Sinatra with Connie Haines and The Pied Pipers.

28 May 1941 — New York: RCA Studio 1

1940s

Victor Studio Session (Session #79)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Tommy Dorsey (trombone), Ziggy Elman (trumpet), Shorty Sherock (trumpet), Chuck Peterson (trumpet), Jimmy Blake (trumpet), Walter Mercurio (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Lowell Martin (trombone), Hymie Shertzer (alto saxophone), Mannie Gershman (alto saxophone/clarinet), Heinie Beau (tenor saxophone), Paul Mason (tenor saxophone), Don Lodice (tenor saxophone), Joe Bushkin (piano), Clark Yocum (guitar/vocalist), Jack Kelleher (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Pied Pipers [Jo Stafford, Clark Yocum, Chuck Lowry, John Huddleston] (vocalists)

  • BS065913-1 I'll Never Let A Day Pass By (3:14) - Frank Loesser, Victor Schertzinger

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • BS065915-1 Love Me As I Am (3:07) - Louis Alter, Frank Loesser

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • BS065916-1 Free For All (2:21 unreleased) - Tom Adair, Matt Dennis

  • Arrangement: Sy Oliver

  • Frank Sinatra with The Pied Pipers. | Take 2: See session for June 27, 1941.

  • BS065917-1 This Love Of Mine (3:40) - Sol Parker, Hank Sanicola, Frank Sinatra

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • BS065917-1 This Love Of Mine (Beginning) (8-track edit) - Sol Parker, Hank Sanicola, Frank Sinatra

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • BS065917-1 This Love Of Mine (Conclusion) (8-track edit) - Sol Parker, Hank Sanicola, Frank Sinatra

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

12 Jun 1941 — New York: Astor Hotel

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #249)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • Do I Worry? (3:10) - Stanley Cowan, Bobby Worth

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • Let's Get Away From It All (4:19) - Tom Adair, Matt Dennis

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • Frank Sinatra with The Pied Pipers.

  • USRC141-00567 The Things I Love (3:43) - Harold Barlow, Lew Harris

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

13 Jun 1941 — New York: Astor Hotel

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #250)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • This Love Of Mine (3:41) - Sol Parker, Hank Sanicola, Frank Sinatra

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • Free For All (2:14) - Tom Adair, Matt Dennis

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • Frank Sinatra with The Pied Pipers.

27 Jun 1941 — New York: RCA Studio 1 (1st session)

1940s

Victor Studio Session (Session #378)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Tommy Dorsey (trombone), Ziggy Elman (trumpet), Jimmy Blake (trumpet), Chuck Peterson (trumpet), Shorty Sherock (trumpet), George Arus (trombone), Lowell Martin (trombone), Dave Jacobs (trombone), Mannie Gershman (alto saxophone/clarinet), Fred Stulce (tenor saxophone), Bruce Snyder (tenor saxophone), Heinie Beau (tenor saxophone), Don Lodice (tenor saxophone), Joe Bushkin (piano), Clark Yocum (guitar/vocalist), Jack Kelleher (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Pied Pipers [Jo Stafford, Clark Yocum, Chuck Lowry, John Huddleston] (vocalists)

  • BS066430-1 I Guess I'll Have To Dream The Rest (3:29) - Martin Block, Harold Green, Mickey Stoner

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Frank Sinatra with The Pied Pipers.

  • BS065916-2 Free For All (2:19) - Tom Adair, Matt Dennis

  • Arrangement: Sy Oliver

  • Frank Sinatra with The Pied Pipers. | Take 1: See session for May 28, 1941.

  • BS066431-1 You And I (2:43) - Meredith Willson

  • Arrangement: Sy Oliver

27 Jun 1941 — New York: RCA Studio 1 (2nd session)

1940s

Victor Studio Session (Session #379)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Tommy Dorsey (trombone), Mannie Gershman (alto saxophone/clarinet), Fred Stulce (tenor saxophone), Bruce Snyder (tenor saxophone), Heinie Beau (tenor saxophone), Don Lodice (tenor saxophone), Joe Bushkin (piano), Clark Yocum (guitar/vocalist), Sid Weiss (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Pied Pipers [Jo Stafford, Clark Yocum, Chuck Lowry, John Huddleston] (vocalists)

  • BS066432-1 Neiani (3:17) - Sy Oliver, Axel Stordahl

  • Arrangement: Sy Oliver

  • Frank Sinatra with The Pied Pipers.

15 Jul 1941 — New York: RCA Studio 1

1940s

Victor Studio Session (Session #2804)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Tommy Dorsey (trombone), Ziggy Elman (trumpet), Al Stearns (trumpet), Chuck Peterson (trumpet), Jimmy Blake (trumpet), Dave Jacobs (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Lowell Martin (trombone), Mannie Gershman (alto saxophone/clarinet), Fred Stulce (alto saxophone), Bruce Snyder (tenor saxophone), Heinie Beau (tenor saxophone), Don Lodice (tenor saxophone), Joe Bushkin (piano), Clark Yocum (guitar/vocalist), Sid Weiss (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist)... Plus All Saints (vocalists) for their 2006 recording of "Too Nasty" (with an instrumental sample loop of the horns from "Blue Skies").

  • BS066923-1 Blue Skies (3:16) - Irving Berlin

  • Arrangement: Sy Oliver

  • Frank Sinatra with choir by the band.

  • BS066923-1 Blue Skies (1:00 excerpt) - Irving Berlin

  • Arrangement: Sy Oliver

  • Frank Sinatra with choir by the band.

  • Too Nasty (3:55 sample) - Nicole Appleton, Melanie Blatt, K-Gee

  • All Saints' recording of the song "Too Nasty" (2006) contains a musical loop of the horns from "Blue Skies" by Tommy Dorsey and Frank Sinatra. ("Used with permission.")

19 Aug 1941 — New York: RCA Studio 1 (two sessions)

1940s

Victor Studio Session (Session #377)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Tommy Dorsey (trombone), Ziggy Elman (trumpet), Al Stearns (trumpet), Chuck Peterson (trumpet), Jimmy Blake (trumpet), Dave Jacobs (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Walter Mercurio (trombone), Mannie Gershman (alto saxophone/clarinet), Fred Stulce (alto saxophone), Bruce Snyder (tenor saxophone), Heinie Beau (tenor saxophone), Don Lodice (tenor saxophone), Joe Bushkin (piano), Clark Yocum (guitar/vocalist), Sid Weiss (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • BS067651-1 Two In Love (2:53) - Meredith Willson

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • BS067652-1 Violets For Your Furs (3:10 unreleased) - Tom Adair, Matt Dennis

  • Arrangement: Heinie Beau

  • BS067652-2 Violets For Your Furs (3:12) - Tom Adair, Matt Dennis

  • Arrangement: Heinie Beau

  • Take 3: See session for September 26, 1941.

  • BS067653-1 The Sunshine Of Your Smile (2:35) - Leonard Cooke, Lillian Ray

  • Arrangement: Sy Oliver

  • Take 2: See session for September 26, 1941.

  • BS067654-1 Pale Moon (An Indian Love Song) (2:56) - Jesse Glick, Frederick Logan

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

18 Sep 1941 — New York: RCA Studio 2 (1st session)

1940s

Victor Studio Session (Session #90)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Tommy Dorsey (trombone), Ziggy Elman (trumpet), Al Stearns (trumpet), Chuck Peterson (trumpet), Jimmy Blake (trumpet), Dave Jacobs (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Jimmy Skiles (trombone), Mannie Gershman (alto saxophone/clarinet), Fred Stulce (alto saxophone), Bruce Snyder (tenor saxophone), Heinie Beau (tenor saxophone), Don Lodice (tenor saxophone), Joe Bushkin (piano), Clark Yocum (guitar/vocalist), Sid Weiss (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • BS067913-1 I Think Of You (2:53) - Jack Elliott, Don Marcotte

  • Arrangement: Paul Weston

  • BS067913-2 I Think Of You (unreleased) - Jack Elliott, Don Marcotte

  • Arrangement: Paul Weston

18 Sep 1941 — New York: RCA Studio 2 (2nd session)

1940s

Victor Studio Session (Session #91)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Tommy Dorsey (trombone), Ziggy Elman (trumpet), Al Stearns (trumpet), Chuck Peterson (trumpet), Jimmy Blake (trumpet), Dave Jacobs (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Jimmy Skiles (trombone), Mannie Gershman (alto saxophone/clarinet), Fred Stulce (alto saxophone), Bruce Snyder (tenor saxophone), Heinie Beau (tenor saxophone), Don Lodice (tenor saxophone), Joe Bushkin (piano), Clark Yocum (guitar/vocalist), Sid Weiss (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • BS067914-1 How Do You Do Without Me? (3:09) - Joe Bushkin, John DeVries

  • Arrangement: Paul Weston

  • BS067915-1 A Sinner Kissed An Angel (3:00) - Mack David, Ray Joseph

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

26 Sep 1941 — New York: RCA Studio 2 (1st session)

1940s

Victor Studio Session (Session #92)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Tommy Dorsey (trombone), Ziggy Elman (trumpet), Al Stearns (trumpet), Chuck Peterson (trumpet), Jimmy Blake (trumpet), Dave Jacobs (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Jimmy Skiles (trombone), Mannie Gershman (alto saxophone/clarinet), Fred Stulce (alto saxophone), Bruce Snyder (tenor saxophone), Heinie Beau (tenor saxophone), Don Lodice (tenor saxophone), Joe Bushkin (piano), Clark Yocum (guitar/vocalist), Sid Weiss (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • BS067652-3 Violets For Your Furs (3:05) - Tom Adair, Matt Dennis

  • Arrangement: Heinie Beau

  • Takes 1 & 2: See session for August 19, 1941.

  • BS067653-2 The Sunshine Of Your Smile (2:30) - Leonard Cooke, Lillian Ray

  • Arrangement: Sy Oliver

  • Take 1: See session for August 19, 1941.

16 Dec 1941 — Los Angeles: MGM Session for "Ship Ahoy" Soundtrack

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #93)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Tommy Dorsey (trombone), Ziggy Elman (trumpet), Al Stearns (trumpet), Chuck Peterson (trumpet), Jimmy Blake (trumpet), Dave Jacobs (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Jimmy Skiles (trombone), Mannie Gershman (alto saxophone/clarinet), Fred Stulce (alto saxophone), Bruce Snyder (tenor saxophone), Heinie Beau (tenor saxophone), Don Lodice (tenor saxophone), Joe Bushkin (piano), Clark Yocum (guitar/vocalist) [replaced by unidentified guitar when singing], Unidentified Hawaiian guitar, George Boehm (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Red Skelton (vocalist), Virginia O'Brien (vocalist), Eleanor Powell (vocalist), The Pied Pipers [Jo Stafford, Clark Yocum, Chuck Lowry, John Huddleston] (vocalists)

  • Poor You (5:46) - E.Y. Harburg, Burton Lane

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl, Sy Oliver

  • Frank Sinatra with Red Skelton, Virginia O'Brien and Eleanor Powell.

  • The Last Call For Love (2:25) - Margery Cummings, E.Y. Harburg, Burton Lane

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl, Sy Oliver

  • Frank Sinatra with Jo Stafford & The Pied Pipers.

18 Dec 1941 — Los Angeles: MGM Session for "Ship Ahoy" Soundtrack

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #94)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Tommy Dorsey (trombone), Ziggy Elman (trumpet), Al Stearns (trumpet), Chuck Peterson (trumpet), Jimmy Blake (trumpet), Dave Jacobs (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Jimmy Skiles (trombone), Mannie Gershman (alto saxophone/clarinet), Fred Stulce (alto saxophone), Bruce Snyder (tenor saxophone), Heinie Beau (tenor saxophone), Don Lodice (tenor saxophone), Joe Bushkin (piano), Clark Yocum (guitar/vocalist), George Boehm (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • Blue Skies (2:55 outtake) - Irving Berlin

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl, Sy Oliver

  • Frank Sinatra with Ziggy Elman (trumpet) & choir by the band.

22 Dec 1941 — Hollywood: RCA Hollywood Studio

1940s

Victor Studio Session (Session #252)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Tommy Dorsey (trombone), Ziggy Elman (trumpet), Al Stearns (trumpet), Chuck Peterson (trumpet), Jimmy Blake (trumpet), Dave Jacobs (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Jimmy Skiles (trombone), Mannie Gershman (alto saxophone/clarinet), Fred Stulce (alto saxophone), Bruce Snyder (tenor saxophone), Heinie Beau (tenor saxophone), Don Lodice (tenor saxophone), Joe Bushkin (piano), Clark Yocum (guitar/vocalist), George Boehm (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • PBS061991-1 How About You? (2:52) - Ralph Freed, Burton Lane

  • Arrangement: Paul Weston

29 Dec 1941 — Los Angeles: MGM Session for "Ship Ahoy" Soundtrack

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #96)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Tommy Dorsey (trombone), Ziggy Elman (trumpet), Al Stearns (trumpet), Chuck Peterson (trumpet), Jimmy Blake (trumpet), Dave Jacobs (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Jimmy Skiles (trombone), Mannie Gershman (alto saxophone/clarinet), Fred Stulce (alto saxophone), Bruce Snyder (tenor saxophone), Heinie Beau (tenor saxophone), Don Lodice (tenor saxophone), Joe Bushkin (piano), Clark Yocum (guitar/vocalist), George Boehm (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Connie Haines (vocalist), The Pied Pipers [Jo Stafford, Clark Yocum, Chuck Lowry, John Huddleston] (vocalists)

  • Moonlight Bay (2:41) - Edward Madden, Percy Wenrich

  • Arrangement: Sy Oliver

  • Frank Sinatra with The Pied Pipers & mixed chorus.

1942 — Hollywood: "Leo Is On The Air" (MGM Radio Program)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2477)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra

  • Radio Spot For "Ship Ahoy" (2:10 excerpt) -

1942 — New York: CBS Playhouse #3 for "Reflections" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2005)

Conductor: Lyn Murray | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra ... Circa late 1942.

  • I'll String Along With You (1:31 medley) - Al Dubin, Harry Warren

  • As part of "Medley: I'll String Along With You / As Time Goes By" (3:26), including spoken intros.

  • As Time Goes By (1:55 medley) - Herman Hupfeld

  • As part of "Medley: I'll String Along With You / As Time Goes By" (3:26), including spoken intros.

  • That Old Black Magic (2:27 alt. arr.) - Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer

19 Jan 1942 — Hollywood: RCA Hollywood Studio

1940s

Victor Studio Session (Session #2519)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Mannie Gershman (reeds), Fred Stulce (reeds), Don Lodice (reeds), Heinie Beau (reeds), Charles Strickfaden (oboe), Harry Bluestone (violin), Mischa Russell (violin), Nicholas Pisani (violin), Sam Freed Jr. (violin), Cy Bernard (violoncello), Ann Mason Stockton (harp), Skitch Henderson (piano), Clark Yocum (guitar), Henry Stern (string bass)

  • PBS072042-1 The Night We Called It A Day (3:20) - Tom Adair, Matt Dennis

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • PBS072043-1 The Lamplighter's Serenade (2:54) - Hoagy Carmichael, Paul Francis Webster

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • PBS072044-1 The Song Is You (3:20) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Jerome Kern

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • PBS072045-1 Night And Day (3:00) - Cole Porter

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • PBS072045-1 Night And Day (0:38 excerpt) - Cole Porter

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

30 Jan 1942 — Los Angeles: MGM Session for "Ship Ahoy" Soundtrack

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #2474)

Conductor: George Stoll | Tommy Dorsey (trombone), Ziggy Elman (trumpet), Al Stearns (trumpet), Chuck Peterson (trumpet), Jimmy Blake (trumpet), Dave Jacobs (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Jimmy Skiles (trombone), Mannie Gershman (alto saxophone/clarinet), Fred Stulce (alto saxophone), Bruce Snyder (tenor saxophone), Heinie Beau (tenor saxophone), Don Lodice (tenor saxophone), Joe Bushkin (piano), Clark Yocum (guitar/vocalist), George Boehm (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Connie Haines (vocalist), The Pied Pipers [Jo Stafford, Clark Yocum, Chuck Lowry, John Huddleston] (vocalists), Tommy Dorsey & the entire cast (vocalists)

  • The Last Call For Love (Finale) (1:16) - Margery Cummings, E.Y. Harburg, Burton Lane

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl, Sy Oliver

  • Frank Sinatra with The Pied Pipers & mixed chorus.

19 Feb 1942 — Hollywood: RCA Hollywood Studio

1940s

Victor Studio Session (Session #100)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Tommy Dorsey (trombone), Ziggy Elman (trumpet), Al Stearns (trumpet), Chuck Peterson (trumpet), Jimmy Blake (trumpet), Dave Jacobs (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Jimmy Skiles (trombone), Mannie Gershman (alto saxophone/clarinet), Fred Stulce (alto saxophone), Bruce Snyder (tenor saxophone), Heinie Beau (tenor saxophone), Don Lodice (tenor saxophone), Joe Bushkin (piano), Clark Yocum (guitar/vocalist), George Boehm (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Connie Haines (vocalist), The Pied Pipers [Jo Stafford, Clark Yocum, Chuck Lowry, John Huddleston] (vocalists), Tommy Dorsey (vocalist)

  • PBS072107-1 Snootie Little Cutie (3:19) - Bobby Troup

  • Arrangement: Sy Oliver

  • Frank Sinatra with Connie Haines and The Pied Pipers.

  • PBS072108-1 Poor You (2:44) - E.Y. Harburg, Burton Lane

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • PBS072109-1 I'll Take Tallulah (3:13) - E.Y. Harburg, Burton Lane

  • Arrangement: Sy Oliver

  • Frank Sinatra with Tommy Dorsey, Connie Haines and The Pied Pipers.

  • PBS072110-1 The Last Call For Love (2:30) - Margery Cummings, E.Y. Harburg, Burton Lane

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Frank Sinatra with The Pied Pipers.

09 Mar 1942 — Hollywood: RCA Hollywood Studio

1940s

Victor Studio Session (Session #101)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Tommy Dorsey (trombone), Ziggy Elman (trumpet), Mannie Klein (trumpet), Chuck Peterson (trumpet), Jimmy Blake (trumpet), Dave Jacobs (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Jimmy Skiles (trombone), Mannie Gershman (alto saxophone/clarinet), Fred Stulce (alto saxophone), Bruce Snyder (tenor saxophone), Heinie Beau (tenor saxophone), Don Lodice (tenor saxophone), Milt Raskin (piano), Clark Yocum (guitar/vocalist), Phil Stephens (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • PBS072171-1 Somewhere A Voice Is Calling (3:06) - Eileen Newton, Arthur Tate

  • Arrangement: Sy Oliver

03 May 1942 — New York: Astor Hotel

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #253)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Jo Stafford (vocalist)

  • F2PP4954 My Melancholy Baby (1:26 medley) - Ernie Burnett, George A Norton

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • Medley: | a. My Melancholy Baby - Frank Sinatra | b. Time On My Hands | c. I Can't Give You Anything But Love - Jo Stafford

18 May 1942 — New York: RCA Studio 2

1940s

Victor Studio Session (Session #102)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Tommy Dorsey (trombone), Ziggy Elman (trumpet), Jimmy Zito (trumpet), Chuck Peterson (trumpet), Jimmy Blake (trumpet), Dave Jacobs (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Jimmy Skiles (trombone), Harry Schuchman (alto saxophone/baritone saxophone), Fred Stulce (alto saxophone), Bruce Snyder (tenor saxophone), Heinie Beau (tenor saxophone), Don Lodice (tenor saxophone), Leonard Atkins (violin), Irving Raymond (violin), Bernard Tinterow (violin), Leonard Posner (violin), Sam Ross (violin), William Ehrenkrantz (violin), Alex Beller (violin), Harold Bemko (violoncello), Ruth Hill Berman (harp), Milt Raskin (piano), Clark Yocum (guitar/vocalist), Phil Stephens (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Pied Pipers [Jo Stafford, Clark Yocum, Chuck Lowry, John Huddleston] (vocalists)

  • BS075204-1 Just As Though You Were Here (3:11) - John Benson Brooks, Eddie De Lange

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Frank Sinatra with The Pied Pipers.

  • BS075205 Street Of Dreams (2:40) - Sam M. Lewis, Victor Young

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Frank Sinatra with The Pied Pipers.

31 May 1942 — Bernardsville, NJ: Tommy Dorsey's Farm for "Treasury War Bond Show" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #332)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Pied Pipers [Jo Stafford, Clark Yocum, Chuck Lowry, John Huddleston] (vocalists)

  • Dig Down Deep (2:02) - Walter Hirsch, Sano Marco, Gerald Marks

  • Arrangement: Sy Oliver

  • Frank Sinatra with The Pied Pipers.

  • The Last Call For Love (3:02) - Margery Cummings, E.Y. Harburg, Burton Lane

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Frank Sinatra with The Pied Pipers.

  • I'll Take Tallulah (3:04) - E.Y. Harburg, Burton Lane

  • Arrangement: Sy Oliver

  • Frank Sinatra with Tommy Dorsey, Jo Stafford and The Pied Pipers.

  • Just As Though You Were Here (3:33) - John Benson Brooks, Eddie De Lange

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Frank Sinatra with The Pied Pipers.

07 Jun 1942 — Bernardsville, NJ: Tommy Dorsey's Farm for "Treasury War Bond Show" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #333)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Pied Pipers [Jo Stafford, Clark Yocum, Chuck Lowry, John Huddleston] (vocalists)

  • My Silent Love (1:10 medley) - Edward Heyman, Dana Suesse

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • Medley: | a. My Silent Love - Frank Sinatra | b. I'll See You In My Dreams - Tommy Dorsey (solo) | c. After You've Gone - Jo Stafford

  • Be Careful, It's My Heart (2:42) - Irving Berlin

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

09 Jun 1942 — New York: RCA Studio 2

1940s

Victor Studio Session (Session #108)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Tommy Dorsey (trombone), Ziggy Elman (trumpet), Jimmy Zito (trumpet), Chuck Peterson (trumpet), Jimmy Blake (trumpet), Dave Jacobs (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Jimmy Skiles (trombone), Harry Schuchman (alto saxophone/baritone saxophone), Fred Stulce (alto saxophone), Bruce Snyder (tenor saxophone), Heinie Beau (tenor saxophone), Don Lodice (tenor saxophone), Seymour Miroff (violin), Raoul Poliakin (violin), Bernard Tinterow (violin), Leonard Posner (violin), William Ehrenkrantz (violin), Alex Beller (violin), Sam Ross (viola), Leonard Atkins (viola), Harold Bemko (violoncello), Ruth Hill Berman (harp), Milt Raskin (piano), Clark Yocum (guitar/vocalist), Phil Stephens (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • BS075264-1 Take Me (2:58) - Rube Bloom, Mack David

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • BS075265-1 Be Careful, It's My Heart (2:46) - Irving Berlin

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • BS075265-1 Be Careful, It's My Heart (Part I) (8-track edit) - Irving Berlin

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • BS075265-1 Be Careful, It's My Heart (Conclusion) (8-track edit) - Irving Berlin

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

17 Jun 1942 — New York: RCA Studio 2 (1st session)

1940s

Victor Studio Session (Session #105)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Tommy Dorsey (trombone), Ziggy Elman (trumpet), Jimmy Zito (trumpet), Chuck Peterson (trumpet), Jimmy Blake (trumpet), Dave Jacobs (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Jimmy Skiles (trombone), Harry Schuchman (alto saxophone/baritone saxophone), Fred Stulce (alto saxophone), Bruce Snyder (tenor saxophone), Heinie Beau (tenor saxophone), Don Lodice (tenor saxophone), Seymour Miroff (violin), Raoul Poliakin (violin), Bernard Tinterow (violin), Leonard Posner (violin), Sam Ross (violin), William Ehrenkrantz (violin), Alex Beller (violin), Sam Ross (viola), Leonard Atkins (viola), Harold Bemko (violoncello), Ruth Hill Berman (harp), Milt Raskin (piano), Clark Yocum (guitar/vocalist), Phil Stephens (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • BS075282-1 In The Blue Of Evening (2:55) - Tom Adair, Alfred D'Artega

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

17 Jun 1942 — New York: RCA Studio 2 (2nd session)

1940s

Victor Studio Session (Session #106)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Tommy Dorsey (trombone), Ziggy Elman (trumpet), Jimmy Zito (trumpet), Chuck Peterson (trumpet), Jimmy Blake (trumpet), Dave Jacobs (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Jimmy Skiles (trombone), Harry Schuchman (alto saxophone/baritone saxophone), Fred Stulce (alto saxophone), Bruce Snyder (tenor saxophone), Heinie Beau (tenor saxophone), Don Lodice (tenor saxophone), Milt Raskin (piano), Clark Yocum (guitar/vocalist), Phil Stephens (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Pied Pipers [Jo Stafford, Clark Yocum, Chuck Lowry, John Huddleston] (vocalists)

  • BS075285-1 Dig Down Deep (2:08) - Walter Hirsch, Sano Marco, Gerald Marks

  • Arrangement: Sy Oliver

  • Frank Sinatra with The Pied Pipers.

01 Jul 1942 — New York: RCA Studio 2 (1st session)

1940s

Victor Studio Session (Session #107)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Tommy Dorsey (trombone), Ziggy Elman (trumpet), Jimmy Zito (trumpet), Chuck Peterson (trumpet), Jimmy Blake (trumpet), Dave Jacobs (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Jimmy Skiles (trombone), Harry Schuchman (alto saxophone/baritone saxophone), Fred Stulce (alto saxophone), Bruce Snyder (tenor saxophone), Heinie Beau (tenor saxophone), Don Lodice (tenor saxophone), Seymour Miroff (violin), Raoul Poliakin (violin), Bernard Tinterow (violin), Leonard Posner (violin), William Ehrenkrantz (violin), Alex Beller (violin), Sam Ross (viola), Leonard Atkins (viola), Harold Bemko (violoncello), Ruth Hill Berman (harp), Milt Raskin (piano), Clark Yocum (guitar/vocalist), Phil Stephens (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Pied Pipers [Jo Stafford, Clark Yocum, Chuck Lowry, John Huddleston] (vocalists)

  • BS075400-1 There Are Such Things (2:40) - Stanley Adams, Abel Baer. George Meyer

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Frank Sinatra with The Pied Pipers.

01 Jul 1942 — New York: RCA Studio 2 (2nd session)

1940s

Victor Studio Session (Session #111)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Tommy Dorsey (trombone), Ziggy Elman (trumpet), Jimmy Zito (trumpet), Chuck Peterson (trumpet), Jimmy Blake (trumpet), Dave Jacobs (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Jimmy Skiles (trombone), Harry Schuchman (alto saxophone/baritone saxophone), Fred Stulce (alto saxophone), Bruce Snyder (tenor saxophone), Heinie Beau (tenor saxophone), Don Lodice (tenor saxophone), Seymour Miroff (violin), Raoul Poliakin (violin), Bernard Tinterow (violin), Leonard Posner (violin), William Ehrenkrantz (violin), Alex Beller (violin), Sam Ross (viola), Leonard Atkins (viola), Harold Bemko (violoncello), Ruth Hill Berman (harp), Milt Raskin (piano), Clark Yocum (guitar/vocalist), Phil Stephens (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Pied Pipers [Jo Stafford, Clark Yocum, Chuck Lowry, John Huddleston] (vocalists)

  • BS075402-1 Daybreak (3:10) - Harold Adamson, Ferde Grofé

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • BS075403-1 It Started All Over Again (2:55) - Bill Carey, Carl Fischer

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Frank Sinatra with The Pied Pipers.

02 Jul 1942 — New York: RCA Studio 2 (2nd session)

1940s

Victor Studio Session (Session #649)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Tommy Dorsey (trombone), Ziggy Elman (trumpet), Jimmy Zito (trumpet), Chuck Peterson (trumpet), Jimmy Blake (trumpet), Dave Jacobs (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Jimmy Skiles (trombone), Harry Schuchman (alto saxophone/baritone saxophone), Fred Stulce (alto saxophone), Bruce Snyder (tenor saxophone), Heinie Beau (tenor saxophone), Don Lodice (tenor saxophone), Seymour Miroff (violin), Raoul Poliakin (violin), Bernard Tinterow (violin), Leonard Posner (violin), William Ehrenkrantz (violin), Alex Beller (violin), Sam Ross (viola), Leonard Atkins (viola), Harold Bemko (violoncello), Ruth Hill Berman (harp), Milt Raskin (piano), Clark Yocum (guitar/vocalist), Phil Stephens (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums), Frank Sinatra (vocalist) ... Note: FS did not sing on any of the songs in the first session.

  • BS075407-1 Light A Candle In The Chapel (3:02) - Robert Duke Leonard, Ed G. Nelson, Harry Pease

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

30 Jul 1942 — New York: "Treasury War Bond Show" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #334)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Connie Haines (vocalist), The Pied Pipers [Jo Stafford, Clark Yocum, Chuck Lowry, John Huddleston] (vocalists)

  • I'll Take Tallulah (3:06) - E.Y. Harburg, Burton Lane

  • Arrangement: Sy Oliver

  • Frank Sinatra with Jo Stafford, The Pied Pipers and Tommy Dorsey.

  • Out Of Nowhere (1:25 medley) - Johnny Green, Edward Heyman

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • Medley: | a. Out Of Nowhere - Frank Sinatra | b. How Deep Is The Ocean - Tommy Dorsey (solo) | c. These Foolish Things - Jo Stafford

06 Aug 1942 — Philadelphia, PA: "Treasury War Bond Show" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #335)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Pied Pipers [Jo Stafford, Clark Yocum, Chuck Lowry, John Huddleston] (vocalists)

  • USRC142-00568 In The Blue Of Evening (2:43) - Tom Adair, Alfred D'Artega

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • USRC142-00569 Just As Though You Were Here (3:30) - John Benson Brooks, Eddie De Lange

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • Frank Sinatra with The Pied Pipers.

  • A Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody (1:20 medley) - Irving Berlin

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Medley: | a. A Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody - Frank Sinatra | b. Temptation - Orchestra | c. I Don't Know Why - Jo Stafford

18 Aug 1942 — Washington, DC: Capitol Theatre

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2562)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Jo Stafford (vocalist), The Pied Pipers [Jo Stafford, Clark Yocum, Chuck Lowry, John Huddleston] (vocalists)

  • Snootie Little Cutie (3:10) - Bobby Troup

  • Frank Sinatra with Jo Stafford and The Pied Pipers.

20 Aug 1942 — New York

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #261)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Jo Stafford (vocalist)

  • War Bond Advertisement (0:50) -

  • Spoken word.

  • Be Careful, It's My Heart (2:42) - Irving Berlin

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • I'm In The Mood For Love (2:03 medley) - Dorothy Fields, Jimmy McHugh

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • Medley: | a. I'm In The Mood For Love - Frank Sinatra | b. April In Paris - Tommy Dorsey (solo) | c. Say It Isn't So - Jo Stafford

27 Aug 1942 — Youngstown, OH: "Treasury War Bond Show" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2564)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Pied Pipers [Jo Stafford, Clark Yocum, Chuck Lowry, John Huddleston] (vocalists)

  • The Very Thought Of You (1:32 medley) - Ray Noble

  • Arrangement: House Arrangers: Tommy Dorsey, Sy Oliver, Fred Stulce, Paul Weston

  • Medley: | a. The Very Thought Of You - Frank Sinatra | b. Stormy Weather - Tommy Dorsey (solo) | c. Let's Fall In Love - Jo Stafford

03 Sep 1942 — Indianapolis, IN: "Treasury War Bond Show" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2563)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Pied Pipers [Jo Stafford, Clark Yocum, Chuck Lowry, John Huddleston] (vocalists)

  • USRC142-00570 Frank Sinatra's Farewell To The Band (1:20) -

  • USRC142-00571 The Song Is You (3:12) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Jerome Kern

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • USRC142-00571 The Song Is You (0:20 excerpt) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Jerome Kern

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • June In January (1:15 medley) - Ralph Rainger, Leo Robin

  • As part of the medley: | a. June In January - Frank Sinatra | b. Clouds - Orchestra | c. You're A Sweetheart - Jo Stafford

17 Sep 1942 — Hollywood: Columbia Pictures Session for "Reveille With Beverly" Soundtrack (1st session)

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #277)

Conductor: Morris Stoloff | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Mark Levant (violin), Harry Salloway (violin), Henry Hill (violin), Julian Brodetsky (violin), Daniel Karpilovsky (violin), Howard Halbert (violin), Robert Gomberg (violin), Judith Poska (violin), Joseph Ullstein (violoncello), Leonard Berman (piano), Malcolm Beely (piano), Stan Wrightsman (piano), Luke Roundtree (guitar), M. R. Bakaleinikoff (string bass)

  • (no tracks listed for this session)

17 Sep 1942 — Hollywood: Columbia Pictures Session for "Reveille With Beverly" Soundtrack (2nd session)

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #288)

Conductor: Morris Stoloff | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), David Klein (trumpet), Clyde Hurley (trumpet), George Wendt (trumpet), Joe Yukl (trombone), Martin King (trombone), Red Sperow (trombone), Fred Fox (french-horn), Louis de Fabrity (french-horn), Ernest Reed (woodwinds), John Baldwin (woodwinds), Alfred Taylor (woodwinds), Harold Lewis (flute), Graham Kuehne (clarinet), Teofil Bonkowski (clarinet), Joe Palange (clarinet), Jules Seder (clarinet), Mark Levant (violin), Harry Salloway (violin), Henry Hill (violin), Julian Brodetsky (violin), Daniel Karpilovsky (violin), Howard Halbert (violin), Robert Gomberg (violin), Judith Poska (violin), Alex Murray (violin), Arnold Jurasky (violin), Joseph Ullstein (violoncello), Stephen De-ak (violoncello), Grace Bazell (violoncello), Edward Grosbayne (violoncello), Lauretta McFarland (harp), Leonard Berman (piano), Luke Roundtree (guitar), Harry Neiderman (string bass), M. R. Bakaleinikoff (string bass), George Boujie (string bass), Victor Berton (string bass)

  • Night And Day (3:11) - Cole Porter

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl, Morris Stoloff

  • Night And Day (0:44 excerpt) - Cole Porter

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl, Morris Stoloff

  • A portion is heard during the "Wait Till You See Him" segment of the 1967 "Movin' With Nancy" TV special.

Nov 1942 — New York: "Treasury Song Parade" #125

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2003)

Conductor: David Broekman | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Treasury Ensemble

  • She's Funny That Way (2:07) - Neil Moret, Richard Whiting

Nov 1942 — New York: "Treasury Song Parade" #165

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2002)

Conductor: David Broekman | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Treasury Ensemble

  • I Don't Believe In Rumors (2:39) - Harry Glick, Jimmy Lambert

Nov 1942 — New York: "Treasury Song Parade" #167

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #630)

Conductor: David Broekman | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Treasury Ensemble

  • As Time Goes By (2:32) - Herman Hupfeld

Nov 1942 — New York: "Treasury Song Parade" #338

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #729)

Conductor: David Broekman | Frank Sinatra with The Treasury Ensemble

  • You'll Never Know (3:20 spoken intro) - Mack Gordon, Harry Warren

  • 0:22 intro by announcer.

Nov 1942 — New York: "Treasury Song Parade" #89

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2037)

Conductor: David Broekman | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Treasury Ensemble

  • There Will Never Be Another You (2:12) - Mack Gordon, Harry Warren

Nov 1942 — New York: "Treasury Song Parade" #93

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2126)

Conductor: David Broekman | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Treasury Ensemble

  • How Deep Is The Ocean? (2:19 alt. arr.) - Irving Berlin

1943 — Hollywood: Session for "Your Hit Parade Extra" (Promo Film)

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #499)

Conductor: Mark Warnow | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Hit Paraders (vocalists), The Hit Parade Orchestra

  • Star Dust [aka "Stardust"] (2:32) - Hoagy Carmichael, Mitchell Parish

  • Arrangement: Mark Warnow

  • Frank Sinatra with The Hit Paraders.

1943 — New York: "Broadway Bandbox" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2016)

Conductor: Raymond Scott | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Milton Berle (vocalist), Orchestra

  • It's De-Lovely (2:04 spoken intro) - Cole Porter

  • Frank Sinatra with Milton Berle (circa 1943).

Feb 1943 — New York: War Manpower Commission's War Jobs

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2122)

Conductor: Mark Warnow | Frank Sinatra, Chorus, Orchestra

  • It Can't Be Wrong (1:39) - Kim Gannon, Max Steiner

  • Frank Sinatra with chorus.

13 Feb 1943 — New York: "Your Hit Parade" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2008)

Conductor: Mark Warnow | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Hit Parade Orchestra

  • Moonlight Mood (3:19) - Harold Adamson, Peter DeRose

  • There Are Such Things (3:16 alt. arr.) - Stanley Adams, Abel Baer. George Meyer

27 Feb 1943 — Hollywood: Dress Rehearsal for "Your Hit Parade"

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #294)

Conductor: Mark Warnow | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Hit Parade Orchestra

  • I've Heard That Song Before (3:00 spoken intro) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Your Hit Parade Opening & I've Heard That Song Before (3:36 alternate) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • For Me And My Gal (2:36) - E. Ray Goetz, Edgar Leslie, George W. Meyer

Apr 1943 — New York: "Treasury Song Parade" #337

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2121)

Conductor: David Broekman | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Treasury Ensemble

  • In The Blue Of Evening (3:10 alt. arr.) - Tom Adair, Alfred D'Artega

Apr 1943 — New York: "Treasury Song Parade" #340

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #390)

Conductor: David Broekman | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Treasury Ensemble

  • Embraceable You (2:51) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

10 Apr 1943 — New York: Rehearsals for "Your Hit Parade" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2014)

Conductor: Mark Warnow | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Hit Parade Orchestra

  • As Time Goes By (3:30 composite) - Herman Hupfeld

  • See "Your Hit Parade" for May 22, 1943.

14 May 1943 — New York: "Broadway Bandbox" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2010)

Conductor: Raymond Scott | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Broadway Bandbox Show Opening: This Love Of Mine / All Or Nothing At All (orchestral) (4:30 alt. arr.) - Sol Parker, Hank Sanicola, Frank Sinatra / Arthur Altman, Jack Lawrence

16 May 1943 — New York: "Texaco Star Theatre With Fred Allen" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2189)

Conductor: Al Goodman | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • She's Funny That Way (2:45) - Neil Moret, Richard Whiting

  • Fred Welcomes His Special Guest, Frank Sinatra (05-16-43) -

22 May 1943 — New York: Rehearsals for "Your Hit Parade" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2015)

Conductor: Mark Warnow | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Hit Parade Orchestra

  • Let's Get Lost (2:58) - Dorothy Fields, Jimmy McHugh

  • As Time Goes By (composite) - Herman Hupfeld

  • See "Your Hit Parade" for April 10, 1943.

28 May 1943 — New York: "Broadway Bandbox" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2011)

Conductor: Raymond Scott | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Chorus, Orchestra

  • My Heart Stood Still - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Frank Sinatra with chorus.

07 Jun 1943 — New York

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #342)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Bobby Tucker Singers [Faye Devlin, Mary Jane Watkins, Rae Whitney, Ruth Doring, Marshall Hall, Robert Miller, Ray Charles, Dick Byron, John Hubert, Eddie Constantine, James Ballister, Frank Raye] (vocalists)

  • CO33249-1 Close To You (unreleased) - Al Hoffman, Carl Lampl, Jerry Livingston

  • Arrangement: Alec Wilder

  • Sung a cappella.

  • CO33249-2 Close To You (unreleased) - Al Hoffman, Carl Lampl, Jerry Livingston

  • Arrangement: Alec Wilder

  • Sung a cappella.

  • CO33249-3 Close To You (3:18) - Al Hoffman, Carl Lampl, Jerry Livingston

  • Arrangement: Alec Wilder

  • Sung a cappella.

  • CO33250-1 People Will Say We're In Love (unreleased) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

  • Arrangement: Alec Wilder

  • Sung a cappella.

  • CO33250-2 People Will Say We're In Love (unreleased) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

  • Arrangement: Alec Wilder

  • Sung a cappella. | Takes 3 & 4: See session for June 22, 1943. | Takes 5 & 6: See session for August 5, 1943.

  • CO33251-1 You'll Never Know (unreleased) - Mack Gordon, Harry Warren

  • Arrangement: Alec Wilder

  • Sung a cappella.

  • CO33251-2 You'll Never Know (unreleased) - Mack Gordon, Harry Warren

  • Arrangement: Alec Wilder

  • Sung a cappella.

  • CO33251-3 You'll Never Know (3:00) - Mack Gordon, Harry Warren

  • Arrangement: Alec Wilder

  • Sung a cappella.

17 Jun 1943 — New York: "Stage Door Canteen" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2013)

Conductor: Raymond Scott | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Close To You (2:48 alt. arr.) - Al Hoffman, Carl Lampl, Jerry Livingston

22 Jun 1943 — New York

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #343)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Bobby Tucker Singers [Faye Devlin, Mary Jane Watkins, Rae Whitney, Ruth Doring, Floyd Sherman, Bob Lyon, Robert Miller, Ray Charles, Dick Byron, John Hubert, Eddie Constantine, James Ballister, Frank Raye] (vocalists)

  • CO33268-1 Sunday, Monday Or Always (3:13 alternate) - Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Alec Wilder

  • Sung a cappella.

  • CO33268-1 Sunday, Monday Or Always (Part I) (alt/8-trk edit) - Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Alec Wilder

  • CO33268-1 Sunday, Monday Or Always (Conclusion) (alt/8-trk edit) - Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Alec Wilder

  • CO33268-2 Sunday, Monday Or Always (3:13) - Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Alec Wilder

  • Sung a cappella.

  • CO33269-1 If You Please (2:50) - Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Alec Wilder

  • Sung a cappella.

  • CO33250-3 People Will Say We're In Love (3:14) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

  • Arrangement: Alec Wilder

  • Sung a cappella. | Takes 1 & 2: See session for June 7, 1943.

  • CO33250-4 People Will Say We're In Love (unreleased) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

  • Arrangement: Alec Wilder

  • Sung a cappella. | Takes 5 & 6: See session for August 5, 1943.

09 Jul 1943 — New York City: Hunter College for "The March Of Time" Short "Music At War"

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #2540)

Conductor: Morris Stoloff | Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • The Song Is You (2:18) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Jerome Kern

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl (Movie Soundtracks: 1943 Music At War)

09 Jul 1943 — New York: "Broadway Bandbox" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2012)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Bobby Tucker Singers (vocalists)

  • I Get A Kick Out Of You (5:50) - Cole Porter

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • The Right Kind Of Love (1:57) - Kermit Goell, Mabel Wayne

17 Jul 1943 — New York: Rehearsal for "Your Hit Parade" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2025)

Conductor: Mark Warnow | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Hit Parade Orchestra

  • Coming In On A Wing And A Prayer (3:38 composite) - Harold Adamson, Jimmy McHugh

  • As part of "Frank Sinatra D-Day Announcement/The Frank Sinatra Show Opening: This Love of Mine & Coming in on a Wing and a Prayer." | See "The Frank Sinatra Program - Vimms Vitamins" for June 7, 1944.

05 Aug 1943 — New York

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #344)

Conductor: Ray Charles | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Bobby Tucker Singers [Frank Raye, Henry Rosenblatt, Thomas Foster, George Kirk, Kenneth Schon, Norman Horn, Ray Charles, Robert Miller, Eddie Constantine, Faye Devlin, Mary Jane Watkins, Rae Whitney, Ruth Doring] (vocalists)

  • CO33250-5 People Will Say We're In Love (unreleased) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

  • Arrangement: Alec Wilder

  • Sung a cappella. | Takes 1 & 2: See session for June 7, 1943. | Takes 3 & 4: See session for June 22, 1943.

  • CO33250-6 People Will Say We're In Love (3:17) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

  • Arrangement: Alec Wilder

  • Sung a cappella.

  • CO33283-1 Oh, What A Beautiful Mornin' (2:54) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

  • Arrangement: Alec Wilder

  • Sung a cappella.

14 Aug 1943 — Hollywood Bowl

1940s

Concert Recording (Session #2798)

Conductor: Morris Stoloff | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra

  • Dancing In The Dark (2:11 unreleased) - Howard Dietz, Arthur Schwartz

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • It's Always You (3:16 unreleased) - Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Ol' Man River (3:45 unreleased) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Jerome Kern

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Night And Day (3:52) - Cole Porter

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • You'll Never Know (2:03 unreleased) - Mack Gordon, Harry Warren

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • The Song Is You (4:14 unreleased) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Jerome Kern

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Embraceable You (2:39 unreleased) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • She's Funny That Way (2:46 unreleased) - Neil Moret, Richard Whiting

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • All Or Nothing At All (3:32 unreleased) - Arthur Altman, Jack Lawrence

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Closing Remarks (1:50) -

24 Aug 1943 — Los Angeles: RKO Session for "Higher And Higher" Soundtrack (1st session)

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #2546)

Conductor: Constantin Bakaleinikoff | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Marcy McGuire (vocalist), Dooley Wilson (vocalist), Mel Tormé (vocalist), Michèle Morgan (vocalist), Victor Borge (vocalist), Barbara Hale (vocalist), Mary Wickes (vocalist), and orchestra

  • (no tracks listed for this session)

24 Aug 1943 — Los Angeles: RKO Session for "Higher And Higher" Soundtrack (2nd session]

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #2544)

Conductor: Constantin Bakaleinikoff | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Marcy McGuire (vocalist), Dooley Wilson (vocalist), Mel Tormé (vocalist), Michèle Morgan (vocalist), Victor Borge (vocalist), Barbara Hale (vocalist), Mary Wickes (vocalist), and orchestra

  • I Saw You First (1:41) - Harold Adamson, Jimmy McHugh

  • Arrangement: Gene Rose

  • Frank Sinatra with Marcy McGuire.

  • You're On Your Own (2:30) - Harold Adamson, Jimmy McHugh

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl, Gene Rose

  • Frank Sinatra with Dooley Wilson, Mel Tormé, Marcy McGuire, Barbara Hale, Victor Borge, Michèle Morgan, Mary Wickes and chorus.

  • You're On Your Own (Reprise) (0:55) - Harold Adamson, Jimmy McHugh

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

31 Aug 1943 — Hollywood: "The Burns And Allen Show" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2208)

Conductor: Felix Mills | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • She's Funny That Way (2:16) - Neil Moret, Richard Whiting

  • Sunday, Monday Or Always (2:15) - Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen

Sep 1943 — New York: "Your Hit Parade" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2006)

Conductor: Mark Warnow | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Hit Parade Orchestra ... Circa September - November 1943.

  • I Heard You Cried Last Night (3:21 announcer intro) - Ted Grouya, Jerrie Kruger

01 Sep 1943 — Los Angeles: RKO Session for "Higher And Higher" Soundtrack (two sessions)

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #291)

Conductor: Constantin Bakaleinikoff | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), and orchestra

  • The Music Stopped (3:00) - Harold Adamson, Jimmy McHugh

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • The Music Stopped (Finale) - Harold Adamson, Jimmy McHugh

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Frank Sinatra with chorus. | See session for September 8, 1943.

08 Sep 1943 — Los Angeles: RKO Session for "Higher And Higher" Soundtrack

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #292)

Conductor: Constantin Bakaleinikoff | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), and full studio orchestra

  • I Couldn't Sleep A Wink Last Night (2:11) - Harold Adamson, Jimmy McHugh

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • A Lovely Way To Spend An Evening (With Orchestra) (3:10) - Harold Adamson, Jimmy McHugh

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • A Lovely Way To Spend An Evening (Piano And Vocal) (1:47) - Harold Adamson, Jimmy McHugh

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Frank Sinatra with Stanley Wrightsman (piano).

  • Finale: I Saw You First / A Lovely Way To Spend An Evening / The Music Stopped (1:28) - Harold Adamson, Jimmy McHugh

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Frank Sinatra with Marcy McGuire, Barbara Hale & Chorus. | Recorded September 1 & 8, 1943.

09 Sep 1943 — Hollywood: "The Sealtest Village Store" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2221)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Close To You (2:29) - Al Hoffman, Carl Lampl, Jerry Livingston

  • The Song Is You (2:48) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Jerome Kern

17 Oct 1943 — New York: Dress Rehearsal for "Broadway Bandbox" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #340)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Bobby Tucker Singers (vocalists)

  • I Only Have Eyes For You (3:54 rehearsal) - Al Dubin, Harry Warren

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Frank Sinatra with The Bobby Tucker Singers.

  • Kiss Me Again (2:37 rehearsal) - Henry Blossom, Victor Herbert

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • (There'll Be A) Hot Time In The Town Of Berlin (2:26 rehearsal) - Joe Bushkin, John DeVries

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

24 Oct 1943 — New York: "Songs By Sinatra" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2020)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Bobby Tucker Singers

  • Songs By Sinatra Show Opening: This Love Of Mine / Paper Doll (1:37) - Sol Parker, Hank Sanicola, Frank Sinatra / Johnny S. Black

  • Kiss Me Again (3:12 spoken intro) - Henry Blossom, Victor Herbert

  • If Loveliness Were Music (3:19 spoken intro) - Bert Reisfeld, Mickey Stoner

  • Lover Come Back To Me / Songs By Sinatra Show Closing: Put Your Dreams Away (5:27 spoken intro) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Sigmund Romberg / Ruth Lowe, Paul Mann, Stephan Weiss

  • Frank Sinatra with The Bobby Tucker Singers.

  • Lover Come Back To Me (3:56 spoken intro) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Sigmund Romberg

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Frank Sinatra with The Bobby Tucker Singers.

  • Lover Come Back To Me (3:22) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Sigmund Romberg

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Frank Sinatra with The Bobby Tucker Singers.

03 Nov 1943 — New York

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #345)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Bobby Tucker Singers (17 named vocalists)

  • CO33368-1 I Couldn't Sleep A Wink Last Night (2:52) - Harold Adamson, Jimmy McHugh

  • Arrangement: Alec Wilder

  • Sung a cappella.

  • CO33369-PB The Music Stopped (3:04 playback) - Harold Adamson, Jimmy McHugh

  • Arrangement: Alec Wilder

  • Sung a cappella.

10 Nov 1943 — New York

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #346)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Bobby Tucker Singers (17 named vocalists)

  • CO33373-1 A Lovely Way To Spend An Evening (unreleased) - Harold Adamson, Jimmy McHugh

  • Arrangement: Alec Wilder

  • Sung a cappella.

  • CO33373-2 A Lovely Way To Spend An Evening (3:04) - Harold Adamson, Jimmy McHugh

  • Arrangement: Alec Wilder

  • Sung a cappella.

  • CO33373-3 A Lovely Way To Spend An Evening (3:13) - Harold Adamson, Jimmy McHugh

  • Arrangement: Alec Wilder

  • Sung a cappella.

  • CO33374-3 The Music Stopped (2:58) - Harold Adamson, Jimmy McHugh

  • Arrangement: Alec Wilder

  • Sung a cappella. | Note: "Romantic Songs From The Early Years" (later pressings) contain the October 29, 1947 alternate version.

13 Nov 1943 — New York: "Your Hit Parade" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2018)

Conductor: Mark Warnow | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Hit Parade Orchestra

  • My Heart Tells Me (3:50 announcer intro) - Mack Gordon, Harry Warren

14 Nov 1943 — New York: Dress Rehearsal for "Songs By Sinatra" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #281)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Bobby Tucker Singers (vocalists)

  • The Music Stopped (2:56 rehearsal) - Harold Adamson, Jimmy McHugh

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • I Couldn't Sleep A Wink Last Night (2:57 rehearsal) - Harold Adamson, Jimmy McHugh

  • Arrangement: Alec Wilder

  • The Way You Look Tonight (2:38 rehearsal) - Dorothy Fields, Jerome Kern

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • I'll Be Around (1:37 rehearsal) - Alec Wilder

  • Arrangement: Alec Wilder

21 Nov 1943 — New York: Dress Rehearsal for "Songs By Sinatra" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #282)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Bobby Tucker Singers (vocalists)

  • You've Got A Hold On Me (2:30 rehearsal) - Alan Jay Lerner, Frederick Loewe

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • A Lovely Way To Spend An Evening (3:07 rehearsal) - Harold Adamson, Jimmy McHugh

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • She's Funny That Way (2:11 rehearsal) - Neil Moret, Richard Whiting

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

05 Dec 1943 — New York: Dress Rehearsal for "Songs By Sinatra" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #283)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Bobby Tucker Singers (vocalists)

  • Speak Low (2:18 rehearsal) - Ogden Nash, Kurt Weill

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

19 Dec 1943 — New York: "Songs By Sinatra" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2019)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Hit Parade Orchestra

  • My Ideal (1:25) - Newell Chase, Leo Robin, Richard Whiting

26 Dec 1943 — New York: Dress Rehearsal for "Songs By Sinatra" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #284)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Bobby Tucker Singers (vocalists)

  • Close To You (3:08 rehearsal) - Al Hoffman, Carl Lampl, Jerry Livingston

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

1944 — New York: Vimms Vitamins Broadcast (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2033)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Begin The Beguine (3:52) - Cole Porter

1944 — Unknown Location: U.S. Treasury Department

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2396)

Conductor: David Broekman | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Treasury Orchestra

  • The War Bond Man (3:50) - Andy Razaf

08 Jan 1944 — Hollywood: "Your Hit Parade" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2082)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Joan Edwards (vocalist), The Hit Paraders (vocalists)

  • Oh, What A Beautiful Mornin' (2:33) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • No Love, No Nothin' (2:45) - Leo Robin, Harry Warren

  • No Love, No Nothin' (2:52 spoken intro) - Leo Robin, Harry Warren

  • No Love, No Nothin' (1:00 excerpt) - Leo Robin, Harry Warren

12 Jan 1944 — Hollywood: "The Frank Sinatra Program - Vimms Vitamins" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #430)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Bobby Tucker Singers (vocalists)

  • My Shining Hour (2:23 edit) - Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

29 Jan 1944 — Hollywood: "America Salutes The President's Birthday" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2384)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (with Axel Stordahl Orchestra), Bob Hope ... Program originated from the Waldorf-Astoria, NYC.

  • Speak Low (2:38) - Ogden Nash, Kurt Weill

  • Frank Sinatra with intro by Bob Hope.

  • Comedy (2:00) -

  • Frank Sinatra with Bob Hope.

31 Jan 1944 — Los Angeles: RKO Session for "Step Lively" Soundtrack

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #293)

Conductor: Constantin Bakaleinikoff | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), and full studio orchestra

  • Come Out, Come Out, Wherever You Are (0:20 excerpt) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Frank Sinatra with Gloria DeHaven & Chorus.

  • Come Out, Come Out, Wherever You Are (1:03 edit) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Frank Sinatra with Gloria DeHaven & Chorus.

  • Come Out, Come Out, Wherever You Are (2:01) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Frank Sinatra with Gloria DeHaven & Chorus.

  • As Long As There's Music (0:25 excerpt) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • As Long As There's Music (1:50) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • As Long As There's Music (1:59 spoken intro) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

01 Feb 1944 — Hollywood: "Command Performance" #104 (AFRS 2nd Anniversary Show: February 20, 1944)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2382)

Conductor: John Scott Trotter | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Bing Crosby (vocalist), Orchestra ... Recorded Feb 1, 1944, broadcast Feb 20, 1944.

  • Speak Low (2:38) - Ogden Nash, Kurt Weill

  • Rebroadcast on "Command Performance's" 35th anniversary special (May 29, 1977).

  • This Is The Guy / The Last Round-Up / My Pony Boy / I Wonder What's Become Of Sally / I Heard You Cried Last Night / Learn To Croon / Star Dust / Deep Purple (6:10 medley) - various writers

  • Frank Sinatra with Bing Crosby.

09 Feb 1944 — Hollywood: "The Frank Sinatra Program - Vimms Vitamins" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #431)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Bobby Tucker Singers (vocalists)

  • Long Ago (And Far Away) (2:33) - Ira Gershwin, Jerome Kern

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Long Ago (And Far Away) (2:40 spoken intro) - Ira Gershwin, Jerome Kern

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

21 Feb 1944 — Hollywood: "Lux Radio Theatre: 'Wake Up And Live'" (CBS/AFRS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2200)

Conductor: Louis Silvers | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Marilyn Maxwell (vocalist), Cathy Lewis (vocalist), Orchestra

  • I Don't Want To Walk Without You (0:34 excerpts) - Frank Loesser, Jule Styne

  • Frank Sinatra with Cathy Lewis.

  • I've Heard That Song Before (1:49 with dialogue) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Embraceable You (0:29 excerpt) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • Dancing In The Dark (1:25) - Howard Dietz, Arthur Schwartz

  • Embraceable You (1:53) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • Wake Up And Live (0:15 excerpt) - Mack Gordon, Harry Revel

  • Frank Sinatra with Marilyn Maxwell.

21 Feb 1944 — Los Angeles: RKO Session for "Step Lively" Soundtrack

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #130)

Conductor: Constantin Bakaleinikoff | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Anne Jeffreys (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Where Does Love Begin? (2:13) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Frank Sinatra with Anne Jeffreys.

24 Feb 1944 — Los Angeles: RKO Session for "Step Lively" Soundtrack

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #132)

Conductor: Constantin Bakaleinikoff | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Gloria DeHaven (vocalist), Chorus, Orchestra

  • Some Other Time (1:32) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Frank Sinatra with Chorus.

  • Some Other Time (Duet Version) (3:13) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Frank Sinatra with Gloria DeHaven and Chorus.

  • And Then You Kissed Me (2:06 outtake) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

25 Feb 1944 — Los Angeles: RKO Session for "Step Lively" Soundtrack

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #1179)

Conductor: Constantin Bakaleinikoff | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Gloria DeHaven (vocalist), George Murphy (vocalist), Chorus, and full studio orchestra (strings/brass/woodwinds)

  • As Long As There's Music (Finale) (1:20 medley) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Frank Sinatra with Chorus. | Finale Medley: a. As Long As There's Music, b. Some Other Time, c. As Long As There's Music, d. Where Does Love Begin?

  • Some Other Time (Finale) (1:10 medley) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Frank Sinatra with Gloria DeHaven and Chorus.

  • As Long As There's Music (1:20 medley) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Frank Sinatra with Chorus.

  • Where Does Love Begin? (Finale) (0:35 medley) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Frank Sinatra with Gloria DeHaven and George Murphy.

04 Mar 1944 — Los Angeles: Warner Bros. Session for "The Shining Future" / "The Road To Victory" Soundtrack

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #987)

Conductor: Leo Forbstein | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • (There'll Be A) Hot Time In The Town Of Berlin (1:51) - Joe Bushkin, John DeVries

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

06 Mar 1944 — Hollywood: "The Lady Esther Screen Guild Theatre: 'The Gay Divorcee'" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2225)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Gloria DeHaven, Orchestra

  • I'll Follow My Secret Heart (1:09) - Noel Coward

  • I'll Follow My Secret Heart (0:40 reprise) - Noel Coward

  • Time On My Hands (1:21) - Harold Adamson, Mack Gordon, Vincent Youman

  • The Continental (1:34) - Con Conrad, Herb Magidson

  • Frank Sinatra with Gloria DeHaven.

  • Night And Day (2:07) - Cole Porter

12 Apr 1944 — Hollywood: "The Frank Sinatra Program - Vimms Vitamins" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2035)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • I Get A Kick Out Of You (3:54 spoken intro) - Cole Porter

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • I Love You (2:15) - Cole Porter

22 Apr 1944 — New York: "Your Hit Parade" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2129)

Conductor: Mark Warnow | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Hit Parade Orchestra

  • I'll Get By (3:01) - Fred Ahlert, Roy Turk

17 May 1944 — Hollywood: "The Frank Sinatra Program - Vimms Vitamins" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2028)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Frank Sinatra Dedication To Soldiers At Halloran Hospital & The Way You Look Tonight (4:18 alt. arr.) - Dorothy Fields, Jerome Kern

17 May 1944 — Hollywood: Dress Rehearsal for "The Frank Sinatra Program - Vimms Vitamins" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #432)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • Some Other Time (2:33 rehearsal) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Come Out, Come Out, Wherever You Are (1:59 rehearsal) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

24 May 1944 — Hollywood: "The Frank Sinatra Program - Vimms Vitamins" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #433)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • Put Your Dreams Away (For Another Day) (1:27 edit) - Ruth Lowe, Paul Mann, Stephan Weiss

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • And Then You Kissed Me (3:00) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

25 May 1944 — Hollywood: "The Lifebuoy Show" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2223)

Conductor: Spike Jones | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Bob Burns (vocalist), Cass Daley (vocalist), Spike Jones & His City Slickers

  • South Of The Border (2:13) - Michael Carr, Jimmy Kenedy

  • Pistol Packin' Mama / His Feet Too Big For De Bed / You're Driving Me Crazy / I'll Be Seeing You (4:10 medley) - various writers

  • Tess's Torch Song (1:35) - Harold Arlen, Ted Koehler

  • Frank Sinatra with Bob Burns & Cass Daley.

31 May 1944 — Hollywood: Rehearsal for "The Frank Sinatra Program - Vimms Vitamins" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2027)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Frank Sinatra Dedication To Canadian Soldiers At Rockcliffe Hospital, Ontario, & I'll Be Seeing You (rehearsal) (3:13) - Sammy Fain, Irving Kahal

03 Jun 1944 — Hollywood: "Command Performance" #122 (AFRS: June 25, 1944)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2288)

Conductor: Meredith Willson | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Bob Hope (emcee/vocalist), Bing Crosby (vocalist), Judy Garland (vocalist), Orchestra ... Recorded June 3, 1944, broadcast June 25, 1944; repeated as #190.

  • All The Things You Are (2:40) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Jerome Kern

  • Comedy (2:37) -

  • Frank Sinatra with Bing Crosby, Bob Hope & Judy Garland.

  • You Are My Sunshine / Bingy Boy (Sonny Boy) / You're The Top (2:52 medley) - various writers

  • Frank Sinatra with Bing Crosby, Bob Hope & Judy Garland.

06 Jun 1944 — Los Angeles: MGM Session for "Anchors Aweigh" Soundtrack

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #988)

Conductor: George Stoll | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Cradle Song (Brahms' Lullaby) (1:33) - Johannes Brahms, Natalia MacFerren

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

07 Jun 1944 — Hollywood: "The Frank Sinatra Program - Vimms Vitamins" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2024)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Frank Sinatra D-Day Announcement / The Frank Sinatra Show Opening: This Love of Mine (3:38 composite) - Sol Parker, Hank Sanicola, Frank Sinatra

  • Frank Sinatra Commentary On Special D-Day Broadcast (2:42 composite) -

  • The Frank Sinatra Show Vimms Vitamin Commercial (1:22) -

  • Intro by FS; commercial by announcer Truman Bradley.

13 Jun 1944 — Los Angeles: MGM Session for "Anchors Aweigh" Soundtrack

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #989)

Conductor: George Stoll | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Gene Kelly (vocalist), Orchestra

  • We Hate To Leave (1:46 stereo) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: Ted Duncan

  • Frank Sinatra with Gene Kelly and Chorus.

  • I Begged Her (3:24 stereo) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Frank Sinatra with Gene Kelly.

  • If You Knew Susie Like I Know Susie (1:58) - B.G. DeSylva, Joseph Meyer

  • Arrangement: Wally Heglin

  • Frank Sinatra with Gene Kelly.

14 Jun 1944 — Hollywood: "The Frank Sinatra Program - Vimms Vitamins" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #624)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Guests: Lana Turner and Jerry Lester, The Bobby Tucker Singers

  • Dancing In The Dark (3:58) - Howard Dietz, Arthur Schwartz

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Intro by Frank Sinatra with Lana Turner. Frank Sinatra with The Bobby Tucker Singers.

30 Jun 1944 — Los Angeles: MGM Session for "Anchors Aweigh" Soundtrack

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #990)

Conductor: George Stoll | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • What Makes The Sunset? (3:30) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

08 Jul 1944 — Hollywood: Special V-Disc Session at KFWB Studio Theatre

1940s

V-Disc Session (Session #487)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • All The Things You Are (2:47) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Jerome Kern

  • All Of Me (1:38) - Gerald Marks, Seymour Simons

  • Nancy (With The Laughing Face) (3:34) - Phil Silvers, James Van Heusen

  • Mighty Lak' A Rose (3:38) - Ethelbert Nevin, Frank Stanton

  • Falling In Love With Love (2:26) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Cradle Song (Brahms' Lullaby) (2:45) - Johannes Brahms, Natalia MacFerren

  • I'll Follow My Secret Heart (2:36) - Noel Coward

  • (all arr. Axel Stordahl)

29 Jul 1944 — Hollywood: "Mail Call" #104 (AFRS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2283)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Gloria DeHaven (vocalist), Fred Allen, Rudy Vallee, Orchestra

  • Begin The Beguine (3:47) - Cole Porter

  • Begin The Beguine (4:04 spoken intro) - Cole Porter

  • Intro by Fred Allen.

  • Come Out, Come Out, Wherever You Are (2:23) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Frank Sinatra with Gloria DeHaven.

  • Comedy (2:40) -

  • Frank Sinatra with Fred Allen & Rudy Vallee.

16 Aug 1944 — Hollywood: "Frank Sinatra In Person - Vimms Vitamins" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #626)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Guest: Fredric March

  • (You'd Be So) Easy To Love / I've Got You Under My Skin (4:05 medley) - Cole Porter

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Frank Sinatra with The Vimms Vocalists.

18 Aug 1944 — Los Angeles: MGM Session for "Anchors Aweigh" Soundtrack

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #141)

Conductor: George Stoll | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), and full MGM studio orchestra (strings/brass/woodwinds, ~50 musicians)

  • The Charm Of You (2:16) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

26 Aug 1944 — Hollywood: "Your Hit Parade" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2081)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • It Had To Be You (2:28 intro/alt. arr.) - Isham Jones, Gus Kahn

05 Sep 1944 — Los Angeles: MGM Session for "Anchors Aweigh" Soundtrack

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #2678)

Conductor: George Stoll | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), and string section + rhythm

  • I Fall In Love Too Easily (1:37) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

13 Sep 1944 — Hollywood: "Frank Sinatra In Person - Vimms Vitamins" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #434)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Vimms Vocalists

  • Summertime (5:25 spoken/medley) - George Gershwin, DuBose Heyward

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • "Porgy And Bess Medley": Summertime / I Got Plenty O' Nuttin' / Summertime.

08 Oct 1944 — Hollywood: "The Jack Benny Program" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2202)

Conductor: Mark Warnow | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • All The Things You Are (3:00) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Jerome Kern

  • Jack Offers Frank Sinatra Dennis' Job -

11 Oct 1944 — New York: Dress Rehearsal for "Frank Sinatra In Person - Vimms Vitamins" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #435)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Vocal Chorus

  • There's No You (2:39 rehearsal) - Tom Adair, Hal Hopper

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Someone To Watch Over Me (2:07 rehearsal) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

18 Oct 1944 — New York: Dress Rehearsal for "Frank Sinatra In Person - Vimms Vitamins" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #436)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • Let Me Love You Tonight (2:40 rehearsal) - Mitchell Parish, René Touzet

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Just Close Your Eyes (1:36 rehearsal) - Jack Elliot, Sam Mineo, Les Rogers

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

20 Oct 1944 — New York: "G.I. Journal" #65 (AFRS: February 18, 1945)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2285)

Conductor: Harry Sosnick | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra ... Recorded Oct 20, 1944, broadcast Feb 18, 1945.

  • Mighty Lak' A Rose (2:58) - Ethelbert Nevin, Frank Stanton

23 Oct 1944 — New York: V-Disc Session of "For The Record" (NBC Radio Broadcast)

1940s

V-Disc Session (Session #488)

Conductor: Raymond Paige | Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • If You Are But A Dream (3:45 spoken intro) - Nat Bonx, Jack Fulton, Moe Jaffe

  • Strange Music (3:25) - George Forrest, Robert Wright

  • Cradle Song (Brahms' Lullaby) (2:32) - Johannes Brahms, Natalia MacFerren

  • Dick Haymes, Dick Todd And Como (Sunday, Monday Or Always) (parody) (2:36) - Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen; special lyrics by Sammy Cahn

  • (all arr. Axel Stordahl; recorded for V-Disc, but unissued)

08 Nov 1944 — Los Angeles: 20th Century Fox Session for "All-Star Bond Rally" Soundtrack

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #147)

Conductor: Harry James | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Harry James and His Orchestra

  • Saturday Night (Is The Loneliest Night Of The Week) (2:14) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: George Siravo

  • Intro by Bob Hope.

14 Nov 1944 — New York

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #347)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Bobby Tucker Singers (8 named vocalists), plus full studio orchestra (strings/brass/woodwinds, ~30 musicians)

  • If You Are But A Dream (3:06 alternate) - Nat Bonx, Jack Fulton, Moe Jaffe

  • If You Are But A Dream (3:04) - Nat Bonx, Jack Fulton, Moe Jaffe

  • Saturday Night (Is The Loneliest Night Of The Week) (2:42) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • There's No You (3:25) - Tom Adair, Hal Hopper

  • White Christmas (3:21) - Irving Berlin

  • Frank Sinatra with The Bobby Tucker Singers.

  • (all arr. Axel Stordahl)

16 Nov 1944 — Buffalo, NY: "The Kraft Music Hall Starring Bing Crosby" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2171)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Show broadcast from Hollywood; Frank Sinatra with the Axel Stordahl Orchestra from Buffalo, NY

  • These Foolish Things (Remind Me Of You) (2:27) - Harry Link, Holt Marvell, Jack Strachey

01 Dec 1944 — New York (1st personnel lineup)

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #526)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), plus full studio orchestra (strings/brass/woodwinds, ~30 musicians)

  • I Dream Of You (More Than You Dream I Do) (3:06) - Marjorie Goetschius, Edna Osser

  • I Begged Her (2:59) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • What Makes The Sunset? (2:50) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • (all arr. Axel Stordahl)

01 Dec 1944 — New York (2nd personnel lineup)

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #527)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), plus reduced studio orchestra (strings/woodwinds)

  • I Fall In Love Too Easily (3:10) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

03 Dec 1944 — New York (1st personnel lineup)

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #528)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Ken Lane Singers (10 named vocalists, Bobby Tucker conducting chorus), plus full studio orchestra

  • Nancy (With The Laughing Face) (3:18) - Phil Silvers, James Van Heusen

  • Cradle Song (Brahms' Lullaby) (3:06) - Johannes Brahms, Natalia MacFerren

  • Ol' Man River (4:03) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Jerome Kern

  • Stormy Weather (4:13) - Harold Arlen, Ted Koehler

  • Frank Sinatra with The Ken Lane Singers; trumpet solo by Billy Butterfield.

  • (all arr. Axel Stordahl)

03 Dec 1944 — New York (2nd personnel lineup)

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #2673)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), plus reduced studio orchestra

  • The Charm Of You (3:00) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

12 Dec 1944 — Hollywood: "The Burns And Allen Show" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2198)

Conductor: Felix Mills | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Embraceable You (0:15 excerpt) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • There's No You (2:20) - Tom Adair, Hal Hopper

  • The Trolley Song (2:04) - Ralph Blaine, Hugh Martin

19 Dec 1944 — Hollywood

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #369)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), plus full studio orchestra (strings/brass/woodwinds, ~30 musicians)

  • Embraceable You (3:16) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • When Your Lover Has Gone (2:54) - Einar Aaron Swan

  • Kiss Me Again (2:45) - Henry Blossom, Victor Herbert

  • She's Funny That Way (3:20) - Neil Moret, Richard Whiting

  • (all arr. Axel Stordahl)

23 Dec 1944 — Hollywood: "Your Hit Parade" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2083)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Don't Fence Me In (2:27) - Robert Fletcher, Cole Porter

  • Arrangement: Billy May

30 Dec 1944 — Hollywood: "Frank Sinatra In Person - Vimms Vitamins" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2032)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Eileen Barton (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Don't Fence Me In (2:31 spoken intro) - Robert Fletcher, Cole Porter

  • Frank Sinatra with Eileen Barton.

Jan 1945 — Hollywood: Frank Sinatra Sings For The March Of Dimes

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #391)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Pied Pipers (vocalist)

  • Somebody Loves Me (1:50) - Lew Brown, B.G. DeSylva, Ray Henderson

  • The Trolley Song (3:05) - Ralph Blane, Hugh Martin

  • (both arr. Axel Stordahl)

25 Jan 1945 — Hollywood: "Command Performance" #159 (AFRS: March 11, 1945)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2289)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra ... Recorded Jan 25, 1945, broadcast Mar 11, 1945.

  • Saturday Night (Is The Loneliest Night Of The Week) (2:58) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

28 Jan 1945 — Hollywood: "The Edgar Bergen And Charlie McCarthy Show" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2210)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra ... Show broadcast from New York; Frank Sinatra from Hollywood.

  • There's No You (2:10) - Tom Adair, Hal Hopper

29 Jan 1945 — Hollywood

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #368)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Ken Lane Singers (10 named vocalists), plus full studio orchestra

  • My Melancholy Baby (3:08) - Ernie Burnett, George A Norton

  • Where Or When (3:13) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • All The Things You Are (3:02) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Jerome Kern

  • Mighty Lak' A Rose (3:22) - Ethelbert Nevin, Frank Stanton

  • Frank Sinatra with The Ken Lane Singers.

  • (all arr. Axel Stordahl)

31 Jan 1945 — Hollywood: "The Frank Sinatra Show - Max Factor" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2788)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), plus full studio orchestra

  • None But The Lonely Heart (3:25) - Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, Brandt Westbrook

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Sources differ on whether recorded at this broadcast or the January 3, 1945 dress rehearsal.

15 Feb 1945 — Hollywood: "Command Performance" #162 - "Dick Tracy In B-Flat" (AFRS: March 15, 1945)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2290)

Conductor: Meredith Willson | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Bing Crosby (vocalist), Bob Hope (vocalist), Orchestra ... Recorded Feb 15, 1945, broadcast Mar 15, 1945; rebroadcast as #166 Apr 29, 1945.

  • You Are A Brute (All The Things You Are) (parody) (1:10) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Jerome Kern

  • Frank Sinatra with Bing Crosby.

  • We Three Pin-Up Boys (Sunday, Monday Or Always) (parody) (0:55) - Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen

  • Frank Sinatra with Bing Crosby & Bob Hope.

20 Feb 1945 — Hollywood: "A Date With Judy" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2158)

Conductor: Constantin Bakaleinikoff | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Night And Day (2:45) - Cole Porter

  • I Don't Know Why (I Just Do) (1:46) - Fred Ahlert, Roy Turk

  • A Date With Judy: Guest Frank Sinatra (02-20-45) -

27 Feb 1945 — Hollywood: "The Bob Hope Show" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2255)

Conductor: Skinnay Ennis | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Comedy (5:40) -

  • Frank Sinatra with Bob Hope and Skinnay Ennis.

  • I'm Beginning To See The Light (2:20) - Don George, Duke Ellington, Johnny Hodges, Harry James

  • Don't Fence Me In (0:10) - Robert Fletcher, Cole Porter

  • Frank Sinatra with Bob Hope.

  • Western Sketch (7:13) -

  • Frank Sinatra with Bob Hope and cast.

01 Mar 1945 — New York: "The Abbott And Costello Show" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #840)

Conductor: Freddie Rich | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Lou Costello (vocalist)

  • If You Are But A Dream (3:05) - Nat Bonx, Jack Fulton, Moe Jaffe

  • Frank Sinatra with voice over by Lou Costello.

  • One Meatball (1:27) - Lou Singer, Hy Zaret

  • Frank Sinatra with Lou Costello.

02 Mar 1945 — Los Angeles: MGM Session for "Anchors Aweigh" Soundtrack

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #991)

Conductor: George Stoll | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Tonight We Love (2:15 spoken intro) - Ray Austin, Freddy Martin, Bobby Worth

  • Based on the first movement of Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto No. 1.

06 Mar 1945 — Hollywood

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #2785)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Ken Lane Singers (6 named vocalists), plus full studio orchestra

  • I Should Care (3:00) - Sammy Cahn, Axel Stordahl, Paul Weston

  • Homesick, That's All (3:24) - Gordon Jenkins

  • Dream (3:01) - Johnny Mercer

  • Frank Sinatra with The Ken Lane Singers.

  • A Friend Of Yours (3:05) - Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen

  • Frank Sinatra with The Ken Lane Singers.

  • (all arr. Axel Stordahl)

  • Note: Macy Gray's 2007 "One For Me" contains an instrumental sample of "Dream," licensed from Sony BMG.

08 Mar 1945 — Hollywood: "Command Performance" #165 (AFRS: April 22, 1945)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2291)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra ... Recorded Mar 8, 1945, broadcast Apr 22, 1945.

  • The Trolley Song (2:02) - Ralph Blaine, Hugh Martin

28 Mar 1945 — Hollywood: "The Frank Sinatra Show - Max Factor" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2789)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), U.S. Military WAVES Chorus

  • Ave Maria (3:28 spoken intro) - Franz Schubert

04 Apr 1945 — Hollywood: "The Frank Sinatra Show - Max Factor" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2790)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • Ol' Man River (4:08) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Jerome Kern

24 Apr 1945 — Hollywood: "Mail Call" #142 (AFRS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2767)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The King Sisters (vocalists), Orchestra

  • I Can't Give You Anything But Love (1:27) - Dorothy Fields, Jimmy McHugh

  • Dream (2:58) - Johnny Mercer

25 Apr 1945 — Hollywood: "The Frank Sinatra Show - Max Factor" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2038)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Lonely Love (2:53) - Everett Carter, Ray Sinatra

26 Apr 1945 — Hollywood: Columbia Pictures Session for "A Thousand And One Nights" Soundtrack

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #992)

Conductor: Morris Stoloff | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • All Or Nothing At All (1:34 scene version) - Arthur Altman, Jack Lawrence

01 May 1945 — Hollywood

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #366)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Ken Lane Singers (10 vocalists), plus full studio orchestra (~35 musicians)

  • Put Your Dreams Away (For Another Day) (3:06) - Ruth Lowe, Paul Mann, Stephan Weiss

  • Over The Rainbow (3:16) - Harold Arlen, E.Y. Harburg

  • You'll Never Walk Alone (3:25) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

  • If I Loved You (3:03) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

08 May 1945 — Hollywood: RKO Radio Session for "The House I Live In" (Short Subject Film)

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #382)

Conductor: Constantin Bakaleinikoff | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), plus full studio orchestra (~36 musicians)

  • If You Are But A Dream (2:09) - Nat Bonx, Jack Fulton, Moe Jaffe

  • The House I Live In (That's America To Me) (3:20) - Lewis Allan, Earl Robinson

10 May 1945 — Hollywood: Birds Eye Open House with Dinah Shore (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2159)

Conductor: Robert Emmett Dolan | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Dinah Shore (vocalist), Orchestra

  • You'll Never Walk Alone (3:24) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

  • Good, Good, Good (That's You, That's You) (2:45) - Doris Fisher, Allan Roberts

16 May 1945 — Hollywood (1st personnel lineup)

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #530)

Conductor: Red Nichols | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Charioteers [Edward Jackson, Ira Williams, Wilfred Williams, Howard Daniels] (vocalists), Red Nichols (clarinet), Johnny Mayhew (clarinet), James Sherman (piano), Dave Barbour (guitar), Phil Stephens (string bass), Nick Fatool (drums)

  • Lily Belle (3:30) - Dave Franklin, Irving Taylor

  • Don't Forget Tonight, Tomorrow (3:00) - Jay Milton, Ukie Sherin

16 May 1945 — Hollywood (2nd personnel lineup)

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #531)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Charioteers (4 vocalists), James Sherman (piano), Phil Stephens (string bass), Nick Fatool (drums)

  • I've Got A Home In That Rock (3:09) - Spiritual

  • Jesus Is A Rock In The Weary Land (3:20) - Spiritual

24 May 1945 — Hollywood

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #383)

Conductor: Xavier Cugat | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), plus Cugat orchestra (~30 musicians)

  • Stars In Your Eyes (2:45) - Mort Greene (Eng. w.), Ricardo Lopez Mendez (Sp. w.), Gabriel Ruiz

  • My Shawl (3:15 unreleased) - Mort Greene, Ricardo Lopez Mendez, Gabriel Ruiz

  • My Shawl (3:14) - Stanley Adams, Pedro Berrios, Xavier Cugat

  • How Long Will It Last? (unreleased) - Max Lief, Joseph Meyer

11 Jul 1945 — New York: "Music For Millions" - Treasury Department for Victory Loan Drive #5

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2022)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra, Bud Hiestand (announcer)

  • Buy A Piece Of The Peace (5:46 intro/composite) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

30 Jul 1945 — Hollywood

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #384)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), John Mayhew (flute), David Frisina (violin), Mischa Russell (violin), Samuel Freed Jr. (viola), Fred Goerner (violoncello), Mark McIntyre (piano/celeste), George Van Eps (guitar), Jack Ryan (string bass), Ray Hagan (drums)

  • Someone To Watch Over Me (3:20) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • You Go To My Head (2:59) - J. Fred Coots, Haven Gillespie

  • These Foolish Things (Remind Me Of You) (3:08) - Harry Link, Holt Marvell, Jack Strachey

  • I Don't Know Why (I Just Do) (2:47) - Fred E. Ahlert, Roy Turk

04 Aug 1945 — Hollywood: Academy Award Night At The Hollywood Bowl / Music For The Wounded

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2039)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Hollywood Bowl Orchestra

  • Long Ago (And Far Away) (3:21 spoken intro) - Ira Gershwin, Jerome Kern

  • I Should Care (2:13) - Sammy Cahn, Axel Stordahl, Paul Weston

14 Aug 1945 — Hollywood: "Command Performance Victory Extra" (AFRS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2245)

Conductor: Meredith Willson | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Bing Crosby (vocalist), Orchestra ... Broadcast Sep 4, 1945.

  • Comedy (2:15) -

  • You Are My Sunshine / Bingy Boy (Sonny Boy) / You're The Top (0:20-1:30 medley) - various writers

  • The House I Live In (That's America To Me) (3:30) - Lewis Allan, Earl Robinson

  • Frank Sinatra with Bing Crosby.

17 Aug 1945 — Los Angeles: MGM Session for "Christmas Trailer" (Short Film)

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #993)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Silent Night, Holy Night (unreleased) - Franz Gruber, Joseph Mohr

22 Aug 1945 — Hollywood

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #386)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), plus full studio orchestra (~36 musicians)

  • The House I Live In (That's America To Me) (3:18) - Lewis Allan, Earl Robinson

  • Day By Day (3:08) - Sammy Cahn, Axel Stordahl, Paul Weston

  • Nancy (With The Laughing Face) (3:21) - Phil Silvers, James Van Heusen

  • You Are Too Beautiful (3:02) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

24 Aug 1945 — Hollywood: "The Ray Bolger Show" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2172)

Conductor: Roy Bargy | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Ray Bolger (vocalist), Orchestra

  • There's No You (2:14) - Tom Adair, Hal Hopper

  • All The Things You Are (2:36) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Jerome Kern

  • Toodle-oo, So Long, Good-Bye (0:26) - Byron Gay, Rudy Vallee

27 Aug 1945 — Hollywood

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #481)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Ken Lane Singers (~47 vocalists/orchestra)

  • America, The Beautiful (2:30) - Katherine Lee Bates, Samuel Augustus Ward

  • Silent Night, Holy Night (3:14) - Franz Gruber, Joseph Mohr

  • The Moon Was Yellow (3:00) - Fred E. Ahlert, Edgar Leslie

  • I Only Have Eyes For You (3:10) - Al Dubin, Harry Warren

30 Aug 1945 — Hollywood: "Command Performance" #189 (AFRS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2168)

Conductor: Meredith Willson | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • What Makes The Sunset? (2:31) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Nancy (With The Laughing Face) (2:25) - Phil Silvers, James Van Heusen

13 Sep 1945 — Hollywood: "Command Performance '1945 Christmas Extra'" (AFRS: December 25, 1945)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2292)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra, Bob Hope, Bing Crosby ... Assembled Sep 13, 1945, broadcast Dec 25, 1945.

  • Comedy Sketch: The Battle of the Century (6:53 & 4:24) -

  • Frank Sinatra with Bob Hope and Bing Crosby.

19 Sep 1945 — Hollywood: "Songs By Sinatra - Old Gold" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #412)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Guest: Peggy Lee (vocalist), The Pied Pipers [June Hutton, Clark Yocum, Hal Hopper, Chuck Lowry] (vocalists)

  • Night And Day (0:57) - Cole Porter

  • On The Atchison, Topeka And The Santa Fe (1:52) - Johnny Mercer, Harry Warren

  • My Melancholy Baby (2:45) - Ernie Burnett, George Norton

  • The Surrey With The Fringe On Top (2:18) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

  • I Fall In Love Too Easily (1:36 spoken intro) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • The House I Live In (That's America To Me) (3:10) - Lewis Allan, Earl Robinson

  • Put Your Dreams Away (For Another Day) (1:40) - Ruth Lowe, Paul Mann, Stephan Weiss

26 Sep 1945 — Hollywood: "Songs By Sinatra - Old Gold" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #413)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Guest: Dinah Shore (vocalist), The Pied Pipers (vocalists)

  • Homesick, That's All (3:11) - Gordon Jenkins

  • The Night Is Young And You're So Beautiful (2:09) - Irving Kahal, Billy Rose, Dana Suesse

  • Frank Sinatra with Dinah Shore.

27 Sep 1945 — Hollywood: "The Rudy Vallee Show" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2193)

Conductor: Xavier Cugat | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Rudy Vallee (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Slowly (3:04) - David Raksin

  • I Like To Recognize The Tune (Must You Bury The Tune?) (2:05) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

03 Oct 1945 — Hollywood: "Songs By Sinatra - Old Gold" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #414)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Pied Pipers (vocalists)

  • Aren't You Glad You're You? (2:45) - Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen

  • You Brought A New Kind Of Love To Me (1:37) - Pierre Norman Connor, Sammy Fain, Irving Kahal

05 Oct 1945 — Hollywood: "The Danny Kaye Show" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2183)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra & Judy Garland (substituting for Danny Kaye), Orchestra

  • That's Judy (1:09) - Hoagy Carmichael, Sammy Lerner

  • Gotta Be This Or That (2:15 spoken intro) - Sunny Skylar

  • Till The End Of Time (3:05) - Buddy Kaye, Ted Mossman

  • Dear Old Girl / What A Diff'rence A Day Made / Remember / Where The Blue Of The Night / Too-Ra-Loo-Ra-Loo-Ral / The Trolley Song (5:30 medley) - various writers

  • My Romance (2:54) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Long Ago (And Far Away) (2:41) - Ira Gershwin, Jerome Kern

  • Suddenly It's Spring (2:28) - Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen

  • Put Your Dreams Away (For Another Day) (1:08) - Ruth Lowe, Paul Mann, Stephan Weiss

17 Oct 1945 — New York: "Songs By Sinatra - Old Gold" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2251)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Gene Kelly (vocalist), Orchestra, Bill Lazar (announcer)

  • Night And Day & Frank Sinatra Talks With Gene Kelly (2:52) - Cole Porter

  • What Makes The Sunset? (2:40) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • I Fall In Love Too Easily (1:54) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • I Begged Her (5:15) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • The Charm Of You (3:05) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Put Your Dreams Away (For Another Day) (5:00) - Ruth Lowe, Paul Mann, Stephan Weiss

21 Oct 1945 — New York: "The Fred Allen Show" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2173)

Conductor: Al Goodman | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Fred Allen (vocalist), Orchestra

  • It Might As Well Be Spring (2:29) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

  • Open Up Them Pearly Gates (1:01) - Carson Robison

24 Oct 1945 — New York: Dress Rehearsal for "Songs By Sinatra - Old Gold" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #415)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Guest: Tommy Dorsey (trombone), The Pied Pipers (vocalists)

  • I'll Never Smile Again (3:22 rehearsal) - Ruth Lowe

  • Without A Song (2:17 rehearsal) - Edward Eliscu, Billy Rose, Vincent Youmans

31 Oct 1945 — New York: "Songs By Sinatra - Old Gold" (CBS) [Broadcast]

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #625)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Guest: Fred Allen, The Pied Pipers (vocalists)

  • It's Been A Long, Long Time (2:48 spoken intro) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

31 Oct 1945 — New York: Dress Rehearsal for "Songs By Sinatra - Old Gold" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #416)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Pied Pipers (vocalists)

  • Don't Forget Tonight, Tomorrow (2:25 rehearsal) - Jay Milton, Ukie Sherin

  • Recorded for V-Disc, but unissued.

07 Nov 1945 — New York: "Songs By Sinatra - Old Gold" (CBS) [Broadcast]

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2667)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Just One Of Those Things (1:22) - Cole Porter

  • It Might As Well Be Spring (3:16) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

07 Nov 1945 — New York: Dress Rehearsal for "Songs By Sinatra - Old Gold" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #418)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Guest: Lawrence Tibbett, The Pied Pipers (vocalists)

  • Was The Last Time I Saw You (The Last Time) (3:00 rehearsal) - Marjorie Goetschius, Edna Osser

14 Nov 1945 — New York: "Songs By Sinatra - Old Gold" (CBS) [Broadcast]

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #419)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Guests: The Andrews Sisters [Patty, Maxene, LaVerne], The Pied Pipers (vocalists)

  • That's For Me (1:48) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

  • Empty Saddles (2:06) - Billy Hill

  • Frank Sinatra with the Andrews Sisters.

14 Nov 1945 — New York: Dress Rehearsal for "Songs By Sinatra - Old Gold" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #420)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Guests: The Andrews Sisters, The Pied Pipers (vocalists)

  • Oh! What It Seemed To Be (2:53 rehearsal) - Bennie Benjamin, Frankie Carle, George Weiss

15 Nov 1945 — New York

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #410)

Conductor: Mitch Miller | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Will Bradley (trombone), Billy Pritchard (trombone), Andy Russo (trombone), Harry Berv (french-horn), Albert Goltzer (french-horn), Julius Baker (flute), Eddy Powell (flute), Harold Goltzer (bassoon), Mitch Miller (oboe), plus 7 more woodwinds/rhythm

  • Old School Teacher (3:09) - Willard Robison

  • Just An Old Stone House (3:14) - Alec Wilder

19 Nov 1945 — New York

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #423)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), plus full studio orchestra (~36 musicians)

  • Full Moon And Empty Arms (3:12) - Buddy Kaye, Ted Mossman

  • Oh! What It Seemed To Be (unreleased) - Bennie Benjamin, Frankie Carle, George Weiss

21 Nov 1945 — New York: "Songs By Sinatra - Old Gold" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2026)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • America, The Beautiful (2:42 composite) - Katherine Lee Bates, Samuel Augustus Ward

23 Nov 1945 — New York: Paramount Theatre for "The Colgate Sports Newsreel" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2186)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra, Bill Stern

  • Frank Sinatra Accepts Plaque For Promoting Good Sportsmanship (2:00) -

  • Presented by Bill Stern (NBC Sports) for Sinatra's work promoting tolerance/good sportsmanship.

28 Nov 1945 — New York: "Songs By Sinatra - Old Gold" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2125)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Guests: Lillian Raimondi (vocalist), Nat King Cole Trio, Orchestra

  • Lover Come Back To Me (3:55) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Sigmund Romberg

  • Frank Sinatra with Lillian Raimondi.

  • I've Found A New Baby (2:33) - Jack Palmer, Spencer Williams

  • Frank Sinatra with Nat "King" Cole & his Trio.

30 Nov 1945 — New York

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #424)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), plus full studio orchestra (~36 musicians)

  • Full Moon And Empty Arms (unreleased/3:17) - Buddy Kaye, Ted Mossman

  • Oh! What It Seemed To Be (3:00) - Bennie Benjamin, Frankie Carle, George Weiss

  • I Have But One Heart (O Marenariello) (3:15) - Johnny Farrow, Marty Symes

05 Dec 1945 — New York

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #426)

Conductor: Frank Sinatra | Frank Sinatra conducting The Columbia String Orchestra and Three Woodwinds (~24 musicians)

  • Air For Oboe (3:35) - Alec Wilder [soloist: Mitch Miller]

  • Air For Flute (4:33) - Alec Wilder [soloist: Julius Baker]

  • Air For Bassoon (4:34) - Alec Wilder [soloist: Harold Goltzer]

05 Dec 1945 — New York: Dress Rehearsal for "Songs By Sinatra - Old Gold" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #428)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Guests: The Bob Mitchell Boys Choir, The Pied Pipers (vocalists)

  • O Little Town Of Bethlehem (1:30 rehearsal) - Phillips Brooks, Lewis H. Redner

  • Medley: O Little Town Of Bethlehem / Joy To The World (choir only) / White Christmas.

07 Dec 1945 — New York

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #441)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Mitch Miller (oboe), Raoul Poliakin (violin), Leonard Posner (violin), Sidney Brecher (viola), Anthony Sophos (violoncello), Bill Clifton (piano/celeste), Matty Golizio (guitar), Frank Siravo (string bass), Nat Polen (drums)

  • (I Don't Stand) A Ghost Of A Chance (3:11) - Bing Crosby, Ned Washington, Victor Young

  • Why Shouldn't I? (2:52) - Cole Porter

  • Try A Little Tenderness (3:08) - Jimmy Campbell, Reg Connelly, Harry Woods

  • Paradise (2:37) - Nacio Herb Brown, Gordon Clifford

09 Dec 1945 — New York: "Jerome Kern Memorial" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2446)

Conductor: Al Goodman | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Nelson Eddy, Oscar Hammerstein, Patrice Munsel, Dinah Shore, Jack Smith, Hildegarde, Bing Crosby, Judy Garland, Earl Wrightson, Orchestra

  • The Song Is You (3:17 spoken intro) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Jerome Kern

  • Intro by Frank Sinatra with Nelson Eddy.

10 Dec 1945 — New York (1st personnel lineup)

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #541)

Conductor: Frank Sinatra | Frank Sinatra conducting The Columbia String Orchestra, Six Woodwinds and One Harpsichord (~29 musicians)

  • Slow Dance (Piece For Woodwind #2) (4:06) - Alec Wilder

  • Theme And Variations (Piece For Woodwind #1) (4:11) - Alec Wilder

10 Dec 1945 — New York (2nd personnel lineup)

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #542)

Conductor: Frank Sinatra | Frank Sinatra conducting The Columbia String Orchestra and Two Woodwinds (~22 musicians)

  • Air For English Horn (Piece For English Horn) (3:57) - Alec Wilder [soloist: Mitch Miller]

12 Dec 1945 — New York: "Songs By Sinatra - Old Gold" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2041)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), June Hutton and The Pied Pipers (vocalists), Bill Lazar (announcer)

  • Night And Day / Aren't You Glad You're You (2:17) - Cole Porter / Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen

  • It Might As Well Be Spring (2:29 alt. arr.) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

  • Button Up Your Overcoat (2:16) - Lew Brown, B.G. DeSylva, Ray Henderson

  • Day By Day (3:05 spoken intro) - Sammy Cahn, Axel Stordahl, Paul Weston

  • Lily Belle (2:21 spoken intro) - Dave Franklin, Irving Taylor

  • Ol' Man River & Put Your Dreams Away (5:28) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Jerome Kern / Ruth Lowe, Paul Mann, Stephan Weiss

19 Dec 1945 — Hollywood: "Songs By Sinatra - Old Gold" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #784)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Guests: Ella Mae Morse & The Vagabonds

  • Night And Day / I'm An Old Cowhand / Tumblin' Tumbleweeds (4:05 medley) - Cole Porter / Johnny Mercer / Bob Nolan

  • Along The Navajo Trail (2:44 spoken intro) - Dick Charles, Edgar DeLange, Larry Markes

  • White Christmas (3:10) - Irving Berlin

  • Medley: O Little Town Of Bethlehem / Joy To The World / White Christmas (5:15).

27 Dec 1945 — Hollywood: "Command Performance" #204 (AFRS: January 13, 1946)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2293)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Dinah Shore (vocalist), Orchestra ... Recorded Dec 27, 1945, broadcast Jan 13, 1946; rebroadcast Dec 31, 1950.

  • It Ain't Necessarily So (3:45) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin, DuBose Heyward

  • Frank Sinatra with Dinah Shore.

28 Dec 1945 — Hollywood: "The Ginny Simms Show" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2175)

Conductor: Frank DeVol | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Nancy (With The Laughing Face) (2:26) - Phil Silvers, James Van Heusen

02 Jan 1946 — Hollywood: "Songs By Sinatra - Old Gold" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2135)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Peggy Lee (vocalist), The Pied Pipers (vocalists), Orchestra

  • Chickery Chick (1:43) - Sylvia Dee, Sidney Lippman

  • Dearest Darling (2:10) - James Cavanaugh, Dick Robertson, Frank Weldon

  • It's Been A Long, Long Time (2:30) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • You Brought A New Kind Of Love To Me (1:45 alt. arr.) - Pierre Norman Connor, Sammy Fain, Irving Kahal

  • Frank Sinatra with Peggy Lee.

  • Over the Rainbow (4:05) - Harold Arlen, E.Y. Harburg

16 Jan 1946 — Hollywood: "Songs By Sinatra - Old Gold" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #447)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • Where Is My Bess? (3:06 spoken intro) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin, DuBose Heyward

23 Jan 1946 — Hollywood: "Songs By Sinatra - Old Gold" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2051)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • You Must Have Been A Beautiful Baby (1:26) - Johnny Mercer, Harry Warren

23 Jan 1946 — Hollywood: Dress Rehearsal for "Songs By Sinatra - Old Gold" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #450)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Dinah Shore (vocalist), Vocal Chorus

  • My Romance (3:13 rehearsal) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

29 Jan 1946 — Los Angeles: "The Bob Hope Show" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2139)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Comedy (6:12) -

  • Nancy (With The Laughing Face) (2:30) - Phil Silvers, James Van Heusen

30 Jan 1946 — Hollywood: "Songs By Sinatra - Old Gold" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2048)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Benny Goodman Sextet, Orchestra

  • I Only Have Eyes For You (2:35 alt. arr.) - Al Dubin, Harry Warren

  • Frank Sinatra with the Benny Goodman Sextet.

  • Home On The Range (4:01) - Brewster M. Higley, Daniel E. Kelley

03 Feb 1946 — Hollywood (1st personnel lineup)

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #534)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), plus full studio orchestra (~36 musicians)

  • All Through The Day (3:00) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Jerome Kern

  • One Love (2:46) - Leo Robin, David Rose

03 Feb 1946 — Hollywood (2nd personnel lineup)

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #535)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), reduced saxophone section

  • Two Hearts Are Better Than One (2:49-2:48) - Jerome Kern, Leo Robin

03 Feb 1946 — Hollywood (3rd personnel lineup)

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #540)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Ray Linn (trumpet), Hoyt Bohannon (trombone), Heinie Beau/Arthur Smith/Herbie Haymer/Harry Schuchman (saxophones), Mark McIntyre (piano), Dave Barbour (guitar), Phil Stephens (string bass), Ray Hagan (drums)

  • How Cute Can You Be? (2:41) - Bill Carey, Carl Fischer

06 Feb 1946 — Hollywood: Rehearsal for "Songs By Sinatra - Old Gold" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2055)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Pied Pipers (vocalists), Orchestra

  • Don't Forget Tonight Tomorrow (1:51 alt. arr.) - Jay Milton, Ukie Sherin

  • These Foolish Things (Remind Me Of You) (parody) (2:13) - Harry Link, Holt Marvell, Jack Strachey

13 Feb 1946 — Hollywood: Dress Rehearsal for "Songs By Sinatra - Old Gold" (CBS)

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #2805)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • The Song Is You (3:34 spoken intro) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Jerome Kern

20 Feb 1946 — Palm Springs, CA (KCMJ): "Songs By Sinatra - Old Gold" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2044)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Governor Jimmie Davis (vocalist), Orchestra

  • You Are My Sunshine (2:38) - Jimmie Davis, Charles Mitchell

  • Frank Sinatra with Governor Jimmie Davis.

23 Feb 1946 — Hollywood: "The Jack Carson Show" #58 (CBS/AFRS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2219)

Conductor: Freddy Martin | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Jack Carson (vocalist), Norma Jean Nillson (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Onesy Twosy (0:51) - Dave Franklin, Irving Taylor

  • Cradle Song (Brahms' Lullaby) (1:14) - Johannes Brahms, Natalia MacFerren

24 Feb 1946 — Hollywood

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #458)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), plus full studio orchestra (~37 musicians)

  • From This Day Forward (3:02) - Mort Greene, Leigh Harline

  • Where Is My Bess? (2:57) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin, DuBose Heyward

  • Begin The Beguine (2:57) - Cole Porter

  • Something Old, Something New (2:52) - Ramez Idriss, George Tibbles

27 Feb 1946 — Hollywood: "Songs By Sinatra - Old Gold" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2791)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Pied Pipers (vocalists), Orchestra

  • Sweet Lorraine (orchestral version) (1:35 alt. arr.) - Cliff Burwell, Mitchell Parish

  • Should I? (2:22 spoken coda) - Nacio Herb Brown, Arthur Freed

07 Mar 1946 — Hollywood: Grauman's Chinese Theatre for The 18th Academy Awards Ceremony

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2478)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra

  • Acceptance Speech For Receiving Honorary Academy Award (2:53) -

10 Mar 1946 — Hollywood (1st personnel lineup)

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #536)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), plus full studio orchestra (~36 musicians)

  • They Say It's Wonderful (3:06-3:07) - Irving Berlin

  • That Old Black Magic (2:32) - Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer

  • The Girl That I Marry (3:06) - Irving Berlin

  • I Fall In Love With You Ev'ry Day (2:43) - Sam H. Sept

  • How Deep Is The Ocean? (2:57) - Irving Berlin

  • Home On The Range (3:11) - Brewster Higley, Dan Kelley

10 Mar 1946 — Hollywood (2nd personnel lineup)

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #537)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), plus reduced sax/violin section (~29 musicians)

  • The Song Is You (3:20) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Jerome Kern

13 Mar 1946 — Hollywood: "Songs By Sinatra - Old Gold" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2134)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Guests: Nat "King" Cole, The King Cole Trio, Mervyn LeRoy

  • Exactly Like You (3:12) - Dorothy Fields, Jimmy McHugh

  • Frank Sinatra with Nat "King" Cole & The King Cole Trio.

  • The House I Live In (That's America To Me) (4:23) - Lewis Allan, Earl Robinson

18 Mar 1946 — Los Angeles: MGM Session for "Till The Clouds Roll By" Soundtrack

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #995)

Conductor: Lennie Hayton | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Vocal Chorus, Orchestra

  • Ol' Man River (2:54) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Jerome Kern

20 Mar 1946 — Hollywood: "Songs By Sinatra - Old Gold" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2054)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Personality (1:13) - Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen

07 Apr 1946 — New York

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #2625)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), plus full studio orchestra (~36 musicians)

  • Soliloquy (Part Two) (4:16) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

  • Soliloquy (Part One) (3:48) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

  • Soliloquy (Parts One & Two) (8:04-8:05) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

07 Apr 1946 — New York: "Command Performance: 'Army Day Special'" (AFRS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2287)

Conductor: Meredith Willson | Frank Sinatra, Bob Hope, The Andrews Sisters, Bing Crosby, Bette Davis, Spike Jones, Dinah Shore, Harry Von Zell, Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower

  • Comedy 1 (12:00) -

  • Oh! What It Seemed To Be (2:10) - Bennie Benjamin, Frankie Carle, George Weiss

  • Comedy 2 (3:20) -

  • You're The Top (1:30) - Cole Porter

  • Frank Sinatra with Bing Crosby & Bob Hope.

10 Apr 1946 — New York: Dress Rehearsal for "Songs By Sinatra - Old Gold" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #466)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Guest: Gene Kelly, The Pied Pipers (vocalists)

  • I Fall In Love With You Ev'ry Day (1:45) - Sam H. Sept

  • Porgy & Bess Medley: Summertime / It Ain't Necessarily So / Bess, Oh Where's My Bess? (5:07) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin, DuBose Heyward

24 Apr 1946 — Hollywood: "Songs By Sinatra - Old Gold" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2049)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Slim Gaillard (vocalist), The Slim Gaillard Trio

  • Who's Sorry Now? (1:19) - Bert Kalmar, Harry Ruby, Ted Snyder

  • Cement Mixer (Put-ti Put-ti) (5:43 spoken intro) - Slim Gaillard, Lee Ricks

24 Apr 1946 — Hollywood: Dress Rehearsal for "Songs By Sinatra - Old Gold" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2050)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Slim Gaillard (vocalist), The Slim Gaillard Trio, The Pied Pipers (vocalists)

  • They Say It's Wonderful (2:36) - Irving Berlin

  • You Are Too Beautiful (2:52) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

01 May 1946 — Hollywood: "Songs By Sinatra - Old Gold" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2138)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Guest: Gloria DeHaven, Orchestra

  • Someone to Watch Over Me / I Don't Know Why / These Foolish Things / Why Shouldn't I / You Go To My Head (6:54 medley) - various writers

15 May 1946 — Detroit, MI: "Songs By Sinatra - Old Gold" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2056)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Don't Marry That Girl (1:53) - Al Capp, Sam H. Stept

28 May 1946 — Hollywood (1st personnel lineup)

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #538)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), plus full studio orchestra (~36 musicians)

  • Soliloquy (Part Two) (4:10) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

  • Soliloquy (Part One) (3:47) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

  • Soliloquy (Parts One & Two) (7:57 & 6:35 edit) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

  • Somewhere In The Night (3:05) - Mack Gordon, Josef Myrow

28 May 1946 — Hollywood (2nd personnel lineup)

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #539)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Pied Pipers [June Hutton, Hal Hopper, Chuck Lowry, Clark Yocum] (vocalists), Ray Linn (trumpet), William Schaeffer (trombone), Heinie Beau (saxophone/woodwinds), Fred Stulce (saxophone/woodwinds), Herbie Haymer (saxophone/woodwinds), Fred Dornbach (saxophone/woodwinds), Mark McIntyre (piano/celeste), +3 more

  • HCO1852-1Could 'Ja? (2:27) - Bill Carey, Carl Fischer

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Frank Sinatra with The Pied Pipers.

  • HCO1853-1Five Minutes More (2:36) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • HCO1853-2Five Minutes More (2:30 edit) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Dubbing of Take 1, with celeste intro cut.

  • HCO1853-PBFive Minutes More (2:43 playback/alt.) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

04 Jun 1946 — Los Angeles: MGM Session for "It Happened In Brooklyn" Soundtrack

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #2481)

Conductor: Johnny Green | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Kathryn Grayson (vocalist), Children's Chorus, Orchestra

  • Invention #1 (2:12) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne (based on a melody by Johann Sebastian Bach)

  • Arrangement: Ted Duncan

  • Frank Sinatra with Kathryn Grayson and Children's Chorus.

05 Jun 1946 — Hollywood: "Songs By Sinatra - Old Gold" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2087)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Pied Pipers [June Hutton, Clark Yocum, Hal Hopper, Chuck Lowry] (vocalists), Ed Sullivan (guest), Marvin Miller (announcer)

  • mx. JDB172-D6TC6018Come Rain Or Come Shine (2:24) - Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Frank Sinatra Receives The Modern Screen Ed Sullivan Award and the 1946 "Radio Father Of The Year" Award & Come Rain Or Come Shine (5:31) - Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer

  • Frank Sinatra with Marvin Miller (announcer) and Ed Sullivan.

06 Jun 1946 — Los Angeles: MGM Session for "It Happened In Brooklyn" Soundtrack

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #2479)

Conductor: Johnny Green | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • The Brooklyn Bridge (2:39) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: Johnny Green

  • Orchestrated by Ted Duncan.

  • The Brooklyn Bridge (Alternate Ending / Outtake) (1:03) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Orchestrated by Ted Duncan. | Note: This section was not used in the final film and contains slightly altered lyrics.

11 Jun 1946 — Los Angeles: MGM Session for "It Happened In Brooklyn" Soundtrack

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #999)

Conductor: Johnny Green | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Kathryn Grayson (vocalist), André Previn (piano), Johnny Green (piano), Orchestra

  • Là Ci Darem La Mano (3:18 outtake) - Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

  • Arrangement: Ted Duncan

  • Frank Sinatra with Kathryn Grayson and André Previn (piano).

18 Jul 1946 — Los Angeles: MGM Session for "It Happened In Brooklyn" Soundtrack

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #998)

Conductor: Johnny Green | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Kathryn Grayson (vocalist), André Previn (piano), Orchestra

  • Là Ci Darem La Mano (3:18) - Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

  • Arrangement: Ted Duncan

  • Frank Sinatra with Kathryn Grayson.

  • Whose Baby Are You? (0:56 spoken intro) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: André Previn

  • Frank Sinatra with André Previn (piano).

24 Jul 1946 — Hollywood

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #477)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Zeke Zarchy (trumpet), Donald Anderson (trumpet), Ray Linn (trumpet, claves [on "The Coffee Song"]), William Schaeffer (trombone), Les Jenkins (trombone), Edward Kusby (trombone), Richard Perissi (french-horn), Heinie Beau (saxophone/woodwinds), Jules Kinsler (saxophone/woodwinds), Fred Stulce (saxophone/woodwinds), +26 more

  • HCO1922-1The Things We Did Last Summer (3:15) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • HCO1923-1You'll Know When It Happens (2:52) - John Jacob Loeb, Carmen Lombardo

  • Files state: "Rejected by Sinatra."

  • HCO1924-1This Is The Night (3:18) - Lewis Bellin, Redd Evans

  • HCO1924-2This Is The Night (3:12 alternate) - Lewis Bellin, Redd Evans

  • HCO1925-1The Coffee Song (2:29) - Bob Hilliard, Dick Miles

  • HCO1925-2The Coffee Song (2:30 alternate) - Bob Hilliard, Dick Miles

  • HCO1925-PBThe Coffee Song (2:30 playback/alt.) - Bob Hilliard, Dick Miles

30 Jul 1946 — Hollywood

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #514)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Zeke Zarchy (trumpet), Mannie Klein (trumpet), Clyde Hurley (trumpet), Les Jenkins (trombone), Hoyt Bohannon (trombone), Edward Kusby (trombone), Richard Perissi (french-horn), Harry Klee (saxophone/woodwinds), Jules Kinsler (saxophone/woodwinds), Fred Dornbach (saxophone/woodwinds), Herbie Haymer (saxophone/woodwinds), +23 more

  • HCO1930-1Among My Souvenirs (3:19) - Edgar Leslie, Horatio Nicholls

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • HCO1930-1Among My Souvenirs (Part 1) (8-Track edit) - Edgar Leslie, Horatio Nicholls

  • HCO1930-1Among My Souvenirs (Conclusion) (8-Track edit) - Edgar Leslie, Horatio Nicholls

  • HCO1930-PBAmong My Souvenirs (3:15 playback/alt.) - Edgar Leslie, Horatio Nicholls

  • HCO1931-1I Love You (2:40) - George Forrest, Robert Wright

  • HCO1932-1September Song (3:05) - Maxwell Anderson, Kurt Weill

  • HCO1932-1September Song - 1-parte (8-Track edit) - Maxwell Anderson, Kurt Weill

  • HCO1932-1September Song - conclusione (8-Track edit) - Maxwell Anderson, Kurt Weill

  • HCO1933-1Blue Skies (2:28) - Irving Berlin

  • HCO1934-1Guess I'll Hang My Tears Out To Dry (3:25) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

08 Aug 1946 — Hollywood

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #515)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Ken Lane Singers [Ken Lane, Ruth Clark, Norma Larsen, Elva Kellog, Dudley Kuzell, Sydney Pepple, Orville Race, Raymond Clark, John Glaha, Thora Mathiason, Ken Cameron, +36 more

  • HCO1945-1Adeste Fideles (O Come All Ye Faithful) (2:36) - John Reading

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • HCO1945-1Adeste Fideles (O Come All Ye Faithful) (2:10 edit) - John Reading

  • HCO1946-1Lost In The Stars (3:15) - George Forrest, Robert Wright

  • HCO1947-1Jingle Bells (2:33) - James S. Pierpont

  • Frank Sinatra with The Ken Lane Singers.

  • HCO1947-PB2Jingle Bells (2:35 playback/alt.) - James S. Pierpont

  • HCO1948-1Falling In Love With Love (2:43) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

22 Aug 1946 — Hollywood

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #492)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Chorus [Richard David, Mack McLean, Gil Mershon, Ernest Newton, David Knight, Robert Stevens, Bill Seckler, Marvin Bailey] (vocalists), Zeke Zarchy (trumpet), Donald Anderson (trumpet), Ray Linn (trumpet), +32 more

  • HCO1969-1Hush-A-Bye Island (3:18) - Harold Adamson, Jimmy McHugh

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • HCO1970-1So They Tell Me (3:21) - Jack Gale, Arthur Kent, Harold Mott

  • HCO1971-1There's No Business Like Show Business (3:18) - Irving Berlin

  • Frank Sinatra with Chorus.

  • HCO1972-1(Once Upon) A Moonlight Night (3:03) - Irving Bibo, Sydney Clare

17 Sep 1946 — Los Angeles: MGM Session for "It Happened In Brooklyn" Soundtrack

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #1000)

Conductor: Johnny Green | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), André Previn (piano), Orchestra

  • Time After Time (1:48) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: Ted Duncan

23 Sep 1946 — Los Angeles: MGM Session for "It Happened In Brooklyn" Soundtrack

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #1001)

Conductor: Johnny Green | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), André Previn (piano), Orchestra

  • It's The Same Old Dream (Reprise) (2:34) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Frank Sinatra with The Starlighters.

26 Sep 1946 — Los Angeles: MGM Session for "It Happened In Brooklyn" Soundtrack

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #1002)

Conductor: Johnny Green | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Jimmy Durante (vocalist), André Previn (piano), Orchestra

  • The Song's Gotta Come From The Heart (4:14) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: Ted Duncan

  • The Song's Gotta Come From The Heart (4:30 spoken intro) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Otchi-Tchor-Ni-Ya (0:42 outtake) - Traditional

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

27 Sep 1946 — Los Angeles: MGM Session for "It Happened In Brooklyn" Soundtrack

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #1003)

Conductor: Johnny Green | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), André Previn (piano), Orchestra

  • It's The Same Old Dream (1:50) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

01 Oct 1946 — Hollywood: "A Salute To Al Jolson" (Mutual Broadcasting System)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2078)

Conductor: Morris Stoloff | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Rock-A-Bye Your Baby (4:18) - Sam M. Lewis, Jean Schwartz, Joe Young

  • A Salute To Al Jolson Show Opening / George Jessel Introduces Frank Sinatra & Rock-A-Bye Your Baby.

09 Oct 1946 — Hollywood: "Songs By Sinatra - Old Gold" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2482)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra, Louis B. Mayer

  • Presentation Of Modern Screen Magazine's Award For "Most Popular Film Star Of 1946" (2:02) -

  • Frank Sinatra with Louis B. Mayer.

09 Oct 1946 — Los Angeles: MGM Session for "It Happened In Brooklyn" Soundtrack

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #1004)

Conductor: Johnny Green | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • The Brooklyn Bridge (Finale) (0:48 outtake) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: Johnny Green

15 Oct 1946 — Hollywood: CBS Playhouse

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #498)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Donald Anderson (trumpet), Ray Linn (trumpet), Zeke Zarchy (trumpet), William Schaefer (trombone), Joe Howard (trombone), Les Jenkins (trombone), James McGee (french-horn), Fred Stulce (saxophone/woodwinds), Fred Dornbach (saxophone/woodwinds), Heinie Beau (saxophone/woodwinds), Jules Kinsler (saxophone/woodwinds), +24 more

  • HCO2090-1Strange Music (2:59) - George Forrest, Robert Wright

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • HCO2091-1Poinciana (Song Of The Tree) (3:19) - Buddy Bernier (Eng,. w.), Manuel Lliso (Sp. w.), Nat Simon

  • HCO2092-1The Music Stopped (2:58) - Harold Adamson, Jimmy McHugh

  • HCO2092-2The Music Stopped (unreleased) - Harold Adamson, Jimmy McHugh

  • HCO2093-1Why Shouldn't It Happen To Us? (3:10) - Mann Holiner, Alberta Nichols

  • HCO2094-1None But The Lonely Heart (unreleased) - Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, Brandt Westbrook

  • Take 2: See session for October 31, 1946.

21 Oct 1946 — Los Angeles: MGM Session for "It Happened In Brooklyn" Soundtrack

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #1005)

Conductor: Johnny Green | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Jimmy Durante (vocalist), Bobby Long (vocalist) [dubbed his voice for Billy Roy, in the movie], Orchestra

  • I Believe (3:48) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Orchestrated by Wally Heglin. | Frank Sinatra with Jimmy Durante & Bobby Long.

24 Oct 1946 — Hollywood: CBS Playhouse

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #501)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Four Hits And A Miss [Bill Seckler, Mack McLean, Lee Gotch, Marvin Bailey, Beverly Mahr] (vocalists), Zeke Zarchy (trumpet), Donald Anderson (trumpet), Ray Linn (trumpet), Les Jenkins (trombone), William Schaefer (trombone), Dave Hallett (trombone), +35 more

  • HCO2116-1Time After Time (3:09) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • HCO2117-1It's The Same Old Dream (3:06) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Frank Sinatra with The Four Hits And A Miss.

  • HCO2118-1I'm Sorry I Made You Cry (3:06) - N. J. Clesi

30 Oct 1946 — Hollywood: "Songs By Sinatra - Old Gold" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2133)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • You'll Always Be the One I Love (2:10 alt. arr.) - Ticker Freeman, Sunny Skylar

31 Oct 1946 — Hollywood: CBS Playhouse (1st personnel lineup)

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #512)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Mannie Klein (trumpet), Zeke Zarchy (trumpet), Paul Geil (trumpet), Ray Linn (trumpet), Ed Kusby (trombone), Si Zentner (trombone), William Schaefer (trombone), Charles Coolidge (trombone), Richard Perissi (french-horn), Jack Dumont (saxophone/woodwinds), Harry Klee (saxophone/woodwinds), +31 more

  • HCO2094-2None But The Lonely Heart (3:23) - Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, Brandt Westbrook

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Take 1: See session for October 15, 1946.

  • HCO2094-PBNone But The Lonely Heart (3:32 playback) - Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, Brandt Westbrook

  • HCO2121-1The Brooklyn Bridge (2:35) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

31 Oct 1946 — Hollywood: CBS Playhouse (2nd personnel lineup)

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #503)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Mannie Klein (trumpet), Zeke Zarchy (trumpet), Ray Linn (trumpet), Ed Kusby (trombone), Si Zentner (trombone), William Schaefer (trombone), Jack Dumont (saxophone/woodwinds), Harry Klee (saxophone/woodwinds), Morris Berkov (saxophone/woodwinds), Babe Russin (saxophone/woodwinds), Harry Schuchman (saxophone/woodwinds), +4 more

  • HCO2122-1I Believe (3:02) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

31 Oct 1946 — Hollywood: CBS Playhouse (3rd personnel lineup)

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #505)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Ray Linn (trumpet), Ed Kusby (trombone), William Schaefer (trombone), Jack Dumont (saxophone/woodwinds), Harry Klee (saxophone/woodwinds), Babe Russin (saxophone/woodwinds), Harry Schuchman (saxophone/woodwinds), Milt Raskin (piano), Allan Reuss (guitar), Phil Stephens (string bass), Ray Hagan (drums)

  • HCO2123-1I Got A Gal I Love (In North And South Dakota) (2:43) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

07 Nov 1946 — Hollywood: "The Burns And Allen Show" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2160)

Conductor: Meredith Willson | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • September Song (2:30) - Maxwell Anderson, Kurt Weill

07 Nov 1946 — Hollywood: CBS Playhouse (1st session; 1st personnel lineup)

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #509)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Pied Pipers [June Hutton, Clark Yocum, Hal Hopper, Chuck Lowry] (vocalists), Mannie Klein (trumpet), Zeke Zarchy (trumpet), Ray Linn (trumpet), Clyde Hurley (trumpet), William Atkinson (trombone), Hoyt Bohannon (trombone), Les Jenkins (trombone), +9 more

  • HCO2134-1The Dum Dot Song (I Put The Penny In The Gum Slot) (2:57) - Julian Kay

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Frank Sinatra with The Pied Pipers.

07 Nov 1946 — Hollywood: CBS Playhouse (1st session; 2nd personnel lineup)

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #510)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Mannie Klein (trumpet), Zeke Zarchy (trumpet), Clyde Hurley (trumpet), William Atkinson (trombone), Hoyt Bohannon (trombone), Les Jenkins (trombone), Jack Dumont (saxophone/woodwinds), Heinie Beau (saxophone/woodwinds), Jules Kinsler (saxophone/woodwinds), Babe Russin (saxophone/woodwinds), Fred Dornbach (saxophone/woodwinds), +4 more

  • HCO2135-1All Of Me (2:34) - Gerald Marks, Seymour Simons

  • Arrangement: George Siravo

  • HCO2135-PB1All Of Me (2:38 playback/alt.) - Gerald Marks, Seymour Simons

  • HCO2135-PB1All Of Me (1:00 excerpt) - Gerald Marks, Seymour Simons

07 Nov 1946 — Hollywood: CBS Playhouse (1st session; 3rd personnel lineup)

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #511)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Dinah Shore (vocalist), Mannie Klein (trumpet), Zeke Zarchy (trumpet), Clyde Hurley (trumpet), William Atkinson (trombone), Hoyt Bohannon (trombone), Les Jenkins (trombone), Jack Dumont (saxophone/woodwinds), Heinie Beau (saxophone/woodwinds), Jules Kinsler (saxophone/woodwinds), Babe Russin (saxophone/woodwinds), +6 more

  • HCO2136-1It's All Up To You (2:50) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Frank Sinatra with Dinah Shore.

07 Nov 1946 — Hollywood: CBS Playhouse (2nd session)

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #513)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Dinah Shore (vocalist), Mannie Klein (trumpet), Zeke Zarchy (trumpet), Clyde Hurley (trumpet), William Atkinson (trombone), Hoyt Bohannon (trombone), Les Jenkins (trombone), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Jack Dumont (saxophone/woodwinds), Jules Kinsler (saxophone/woodwinds), Babe Russin (saxophone/woodwinds), +30 more

  • HCO2137-1My Romance (3:20) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Frank Sinatra with Dinah Shore.

20 Nov 1946 — New York: "Songs By Sinatra - Old Gold" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2793)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Cy Walter (piano)

  • The Girl That I Marry/Blue Moon/Someone to Watch Over Me (5:03 medley) - Irving Berlin/Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers/George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

27 Nov 1946 — New York: "Songs By Sinatra - Old Gold" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2794)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Cy Walter (piano), Orchestra

  • Intro To "Falling In Love With Love" (0:43 spoken) -

  • Intro To "It's Only A Paper Moon" (0:38 spoken) -

  • Songs By Sinatra Show Closing: Put Your Dreams Away (1:23) - Ruth Lowe, Paul Mann, Stephan Weiss

  • FS: "Goodnight, Junior, pleasant dreams, Moonbeam ..."

15 Dec 1946 — New York

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #2165)

Conductor: Sy Oliver | The Metronome All Stars: Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Charlie Shavers (trumpet), Lawrence Brown (trombone), Johnny Hodges (alto saxophone), Coleman Hawkins (tenor saxophone), Harry Carney (baritone saxophone), Nat "King" Cole (piano), Bob Ahern (guitar), Eddie Safranski (string bass), Buddy Rich (drums) ... Note: recording date disputed among sources (Dec 15 vs Dec 17), +1 more

  • CO37177-1Sweet Lorraine (3:10) - Cliff Burwell, Mitchell Parish

  • Arrangement: Sy Oliver

  • CO37177-1Sweet Lorraine (3:35 spoken intro) - Cliff Burwell, Mitchell Parish

  • 0:25 spoken intro by George Simon.

  • CO37177-2Sweet Lorraine (3:13 alternate) - Cliff Burwell, Mitchell Parish

  • CO37177-3Sweet Lorraine (3:15 alternate) - Cliff Burwell, Mitchell Parish

  • CO37177-BD1Sweet Lorraine (0:36 breakdown) - Cliff Burwell, Mitchell Parish

  • CO37177-BD4Sweet Lorraine (0:22 breakdown) - Cliff Burwell, Mitchell Parish

  • CO37177-BD5Sweet Lorraine (2:36 breakdown) - Cliff Burwell, Mitchell Parish

  • CO37177+icSweet Lorraine (3:13 edit/N4F) - Cliff Burwell, Mitchell Parish

15 Dec 1946 — New York (1st session; 1st personnel lineup)

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #532)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Artie Baker (saxophone/woodwinds), Wolfe Taninbaum (saxophone/woodwinds), Vincent Abato (saxophone/woodwinds), George Tudor (saxophone/woodwinds), John Fulton (saxophone/woodwinds), Maurice Hershaft (violin), Phillip Frank (violin), Seymour Miroff (violin), Elliot Magaziner (violin), Benjamin Altman (violin), Max Schwartz (violin), +17 more

  • CO37161-1Always (3:05) - Irving Berlin

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

15 Dec 1946 — New York (1st session; 2nd personnel lineup)

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #533)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Andy Ferretti (trumpet), Nathan Solomson (trumpet), Jimmy Maxwell (trumpet), Warren Covington (trombone), Anthony Russo (trombone), Wes Heins (trombone), Joseph Singer (french-horn), Artie Baker (saxophone/woodwinds), Wolfe Taninbaum (saxophone/woodwinds), Vincent Abato (saxophone/woodwinds), George Tudor (saxophone/woodwinds), +24 more

  • CO37162-1I Want To Thank Your Folks (3:08) - Bennie Benjamin, George Weiss

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • CO37162-1I Want To Thank Your Folks (3:14 spoken intro) - Bennie Benjamin, George Weiss

  • 0:06 spoken intro by George Simon.

15 Dec 1946 — New York (2nd session)

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #838)

Conductor: Page Cavanaugh | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Page Cavanaugh Trio [Page Cavanaugh (piano/vocalist), Al Viola (guitar/vocalist), Lloyd Pratt (string bass/vocalist)]

  • CO37163-1That's How Much I Love You (3:11) - Eddy Arnold, Wally Fowler, J. Graydon Hall

  • Arrangement: Page Cavanaugh

  • CO37164-1You Can Take My Word For It, Baby (2:19) - Ticker Freeman, Irving Taylor

19 Dec 1946 — Chicago: "Radio Reader's Digest: 'Room for a Stranger'" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2161)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Silent Night, Holy Night (2:05 intro dialogue) - Franz Gruber, Joseph Mohr

25 Dec 1946 — New York: "Songs By Sinatra - Old Gold" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2059)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Pied Pipers (vocalists), Page Cavanaugh (celeste)

  • Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah (1:31) - Ray Gilbert, Allie Wrubel

  • Frank Sinatra with The Pied Pipers.

  • Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow! (1:42) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

09 Jan 1947 — Hollywood: CBS Playhouse (1st personnel lineup)

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #524)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Fred Stulce (saxophone/woodwinds), Herbie Haymer (saxophone/woodwinds), Fred Dornbach (saxophone/woodwinds), Heinie Beau (saxophone/woodwinds), Harold Lawson (saxophone/woodwinds), Felix Slatkin (violin), George Kast (violin), Samuel Cytron [Levine] (violin), Alex Beller (violin), Morris King (violin), David Jeselson (violin), +17 more

  • HCO2181-1Always (2:59) - Irving Berlin

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • HCO2181-PB1Always (2:54 playback/alt.) - Irving Berlin

09 Jan 1947 — Hollywood: CBS Playhouse (2nd personnel lineup)

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #525)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Zeke Zarchy (trumpet), Ray Linn (trumpet), Leonard Mach (trumpet), Tommy Pederson (trombone), Les Jenkins (trombone), Dave Hallett (trombone), Richard Perissi (french-horn), Fred Stulce (saxophone/woodwinds), Herbie Haymer (saxophone/woodwinds), Fred Dornbach (saxophone/woodwinds), Heinie Beau (saxophone/woodwinds), +24 more

  • HCO2182-1I Concentrate On You (3:02) - Cole Porter

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • HCO2183-1My Love For You (2:50) - Edward Heyman, Harry Jacobson

15 Jan 1947 — Hollywood: "Songs By Sinatra - Old Gold" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2124)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Guest: Jane Powell (vocalist), Orchestra

  • I Won't Dance (2:21 alt. arr.) - Dorothy Fields, Oscar Hammerstein II, Otto Harbach, Jerome Kern, Jimmy McHugh

22 Jan 1947 — Hollywood: "Songs By Sinatra - Old Gold" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2060)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Pied Pipers (vocalists), Orchestra

  • (I Love You) For Sentimental Reasons (3:35) - William Best, Deek Watson

  • Frank Sinatra with The Pied Pipers.

11 Mar 1947 — Hollywood: CBS Playhouse

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #545)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Pied Pipers [June Hutton, Hal Hopper, Chuck Lowry, Clark Yocum] (vocalists), Zeke Zarchy (trumpet), Leonard Mach (trumpet), Ray Linn (trumpet), Tommy Pederson (trombone), Dave Hallett (trombone), Les Jenkins (trombone), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), +28 more

  • HCO2256-1Mam'selle (3:18) - Mack Gordon, Edmund Goulding

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • HCO2256-PBMam'selle (3:25 playback/alt.) - Mack Gordon, Edmund Goulding

  • HCO2257-1Ain'tcha Ever Comin' Back (2:43) - Axel Stordahl, Irving Taylor, Paul Weston

  • Frank Sinatra with The Pied Pipers.

  • HCO2258-1Stella By Starlight (3:13) - Ned Washington, Victor Young

  • HCO2258-1Stella By Starlight (Part 1) (8-track edit) - Ned Washington, Victor Young

  • HCO2258-1Stella By Starlight (Conclusion) (8-track edit) - Ned Washington, Victor Young

  • HCO2258-2Stella By Starlight (3:18 alternate) - Ned Washington, Victor Young

21 Mar 1947 — Hollywood: "The Jimmy Durante-Garry Moore Show - Rexall" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2066)

Conductor: Roy Bargy | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Jimmy Durante (vocalist), Garry Moore (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Anything You Can Do (I Can Do Better) (2:28) - Irving Berlin

  • Frank Sinatra with Jimmy Durante and Garry Moore.

26 Mar 1947 — Hollywood: "Songs By Sinatra - Old Gold" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2127)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Guests: Jane Powell (vocalist), The Page Cavanaugh Trio, Orchestra

  • If This Isn't Love (1:43) - E.Y. Harburg, Burton Lane

31 Mar 1947 — Hollywood: CBS Playhouse

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #546)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Zeke Zarchy (trumpet), Donald Anderson (trumpet), Ray Linn (trumpet), William Schaefer (trombone), Dave Hallett (trombone), Les Jenkins (trombone), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Fred Stulce (saxophone/woodwinds), Jules Kinsler (saxophone/woodwinds), Heinie Beau (saxophone/woodwinds), Herbie Haymer (saxophone/woodwinds), +24 more

  • HCO2280-1There But For You Go I (3:04) - Alan Jay Lerner, Frederick Loewe

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • HCO2281-1Almost Like Being In Love (2:40) - Alan Jay Lerner, Frederick Loewe

  • Note: This take appears on first pressings of "Frankie" (Columbia CL-606), using stamper B34275-1.

  • HCO2281-2Almost Like Being In Love (2:40) - Alan Jay Lerner, Frederick Loewe

  • Note: This take appears on later pressings of "Frankie" (Columbia CL-606), using stamper B34275-2.

  • HCO2281-M1Almost Like Being In Love (2:40 alternate) - Alan Jay Lerner, Frederick Loewe

21 Apr 1947 — Hollywood: The Lady Esther Screen Guild Players: "Too Many Husbands" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2147)

Conductor: Wilbur Hatch | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Time After Time (1:38) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

23 Apr 1947 — Hollywood: "Songs By Sinatra - Old Gold" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2068)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Irving Berlin (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Alexander's Ragtime Band (3:55 spoken intro) - Irving Berlin

  • Frank Sinatra Introduces Irving Berlin plus "Alexander's Ragtime Band." | Frank Sinatra with Irving Berlin.

  • Help Me To Help My Neighbor (3:29 spoken intro) - Irving Berlin

  • Plus Irving Berlin Commentary on Frank Sinatra Winning the Jefferson Award. | Frank Sinatra plus Irving Berlin.

25 Apr 1947 — Hollywood: CBS Playhouse

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #548)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Dinah Shore (vocalist), Chorus [Bill Seckler, Lee Gotch, Conrad Taylor, Arthur Davies, Frank Holiday, Gil Mershon, Harry Stanton, Stewart Blair, Mack McLean] (vocalists), Mannie Klein (trumpet), +34 more

  • HCO2310-1Tea For Two (3:14) - Irving Caesar, Vincent Youmans

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Frank Sinatra with Dinah Shore.

  • HCO2311-1My Romance (3:15) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Frank Sinatra with Dinah Shore and Chorus.

  • HCO2311-2My Romance (3:18) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

08 May 1947 — Los Angeles: MGM Session for "The Kissing Bandit" Soundtrack

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #2483)

Conductor: George Stoll | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), J. Carroll Nash (vocalist), John Cave (french-horn), Henry Woempner (saxophone/flute), Phil Memoli (oboe), D. H. McKenney (saxophone/clarinet), Henry Emerson (saxophone/clarinet), Mannie Gershman (saxophone/clarinet), John Hacker (saxophone/clarinet), Irving Tushinsky (saxophone/clarinet), Adolph Weiss (basson), Lou Raderman (violin), +30 more

  • If I Steal A Kiss (3:04) - Nacio Herb Brown, Edward Heyman

  • Arrangement: Leo Arnaud

  • We're On Our Way (2:58 outtake) - Nacio Herb Brown, Edward Heyman

  • Frank Sinatra with J. Carroll Nash.

27 May 1947 — Los Angeles: MGM Session for "The Kissing Bandit" Soundtrack (two sessions)

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #585)

Conductor: George Stoll | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Rafael Mendez (trumpet), Clyde Hurley (trumpet), Leo Arnaud (trumpet), Randall Miller (trombone), Henry Woempner (flute), Phil Memoli (oboe), D. H. McKenney (saxophone/clarinet), Henry Emerson (saxophone/clarinet), Mannie Gershman (saxophone/clarinet), John Hacker (saxophone/clarinet), Irving Tushinsky (saxophone/clarinet), +26 more

  • Siesta (2:05) - Nacio Herb Brown, Edward Heyman

  • Arrangement: Leo Arnaud

  • Frank Sinatra with Chorus.

28 May 1947 — Hollywood: "Songs By Sinatra - Old Gold" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2069)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Johnny Mercer (vocalist), The Pied Pipers (vocalists), Orchestra

  • Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate The Positive (3:53 spoken intro) - Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer

  • Frank Sinatra Introduces Johnny Mercer plus "Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate The Positive." | Frank Sinatra with Johnny Mercer and The Pied Pipers.

04 Jun 1947 — Hollywood: "Songs By Sinatra - Old Gold" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #781)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Jane Powell (vocalist), The Pied Pipers (vocalists)

  • Night And Day (1:25) - Cole Porter

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Soon (1:47) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • Frank Sinatra with The Pied Pipers.

  • Embraceable You (2:30 spoken intro) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • 0:30 intro by Frank Sinatra; sung for "little Nancy on her 7th birthday."

  • Bess, You Is My Woman Now (3:07) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin, DuBose Heyward

  • Part of "Porgy And Bess Medley 2." | Frank Sinatra with Jane Powell.

  • Someone To Watch Over Me (2:20 spoken intro) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • 0:15 intro by Frank Sinatra.

  • Love Walked In (3:05 spoken intro) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • Frank Sinatra with The Pied Pipers, including 0:09 intro by FS.

  • Songs By Sinatra (Show Closing) (1:20 spoken intro) -

26 Jun 1947 — Hollywood: Vine Street Theatre

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #558)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Zeke Zarchy (trumpet), Donald Anderson (trumpet), Ray Linn (trumpet), Tommy Pederson (trombone), Dave Hallett (trombone), Les Jenkins (trombone), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Fred Stulce (saxophone/woodwinds), Herbie Haymer (saxophone/woodwinds), Jules Kinsler (saxophone/woodwinds), Heinie Beau (saxophone/woodwinds), +24 more

  • HCO2419-1Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas (2:32) - Ralph Blane, Hugh Martin

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • HCO2419-2Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas (2:37 alternate) - Ralph Blane, Hugh Martin

  • Take 3: See session for July 3, 1947.

  • HCO2420-1Christmas Dreaming (A Little Early This Year) (2:57) - Irving Gordon, Lester Lee

  • Take 2: See session for July 3, 1947.

  • HCO2421-1The Stars Will Remember (unreleased) - Don Pelosi, Leo Towers

28 Jun 1947 — Los Angeles: MGM Session for "The Kissing Bandit" Soundtrack

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #586)

Conductor: George Stoll | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Kathryn Grayson (vocalist), Chorus, Lou Raderman (violin), David Crocov (violin), Sam Albert (violin), Sam Fiedler (violin), Albert Vertchamp (violin), Sarah Kreindler [Sally Raderman] (violin), Manuel Compinsky (violin), I. Boguslawski (violin), Emanuel Moss (violin), +18 more

  • Señorita (2:13) - Nacio Herb Brown, Edward Heyman

  • Arrangement: Leo Arnaud

  • Frank Sinatra with Kathryn Grayson and Chorus.

  • Señorita (unreleased) - Nacio Herb Brown, Edward Heyman

  • Frank Sinatra with Chorus.

  • If I Steal A Kiss (Finale) (1:25) - Nacio Herb Brown, Edward Heyman

  • Frank Sinatra with Kathryn Grayson.

03 Jul 1947 — Hollywood: Vine Street Theatre (1st personnel lineup)

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #559)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Zeke Zarchy (trumpet), Leonard Mach (trumpet), Mannie Klein (trumpet), Tommy Pederson (trombone), Dave Hallett (trombone), Les Jenkins (trombone), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Fred Stulce (saxophone/woodwinds), Jack Dumont (saxophone/woodwinds), Jules Kinsler (saxophone/woodwinds), Babe Russin (saxophone/woodwinds), +24 more

  • HCO2419-3Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas (2:47) - Ralph Blane, Hugh Martin

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Takes 1 & 2: See session for June 26, 1947.

  • HCO2420-2Christmas Dreaming (A Little Early This Year) (2:53) - Irving Gordon, Lester Lee

  • Take 1: See session for June 26, 1947.

  • HCO2421-2The Stars Will Remember (3:12) - Don Pelosi, Leo Towers

  • HCO2421-PBThe Stars Will Remember (3:14 playback/alt.) - Don Pelosi, Leo Towers

03 Jul 1947 — Hollywood: Vine Street Theatre (2nd personnel lineup)

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #560)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Zeke Zarchy (trumpet), Fred Stulce (saxophone/woodwinds), Jack Dumont (saxophone/woodwinds), Jules Kinsler (saxophone/woodwinds), Babe Russin (saxophone/woodwinds), Fred Dornbach (saxophone/woodwinds), Mark McIntyre (piano/celeste), Allan Reuss (guitar), Jack Ryan (string bass), Ray Hagan (drums)

  • HCO2433-1It All Came True (2:32) - Sunny Skylar

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

27 Jul 1947 — New York: American Tobacco Co. Session for Lucky Strike Promo "Salesman's Movie"

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #565)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Lucky Strike Quartet, The Hit Parade Orchestra

  • Embraceable You (unreleased) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

01 Aug 1947 — New York: "The Colgate Sports Newsreel" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2155)

Musicians: FS substitutes for Bill Stern.

  • Frank Sinatra reads sports stories as he substitutes for vacationing Bill Stern. (15:00) -

11 Aug 1947 — Hollywood: Columbia Playhouse (1st personnel lineup)

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #566)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Jules Kinsler (flute/saxophone), Mischa Russell (violin), Felix Slatkin (violin), David Sterkin (viola), Fred Goerner (violoncello), Mark McIntyre (piano/celeste), Allan Reuss (guitar), Phil Stephens (string bass), Ray Hagan (drums)

  • HCO2519-1That Old Feeling (3:12) - Lew Brown, Sammy Fain

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • HCO2519-1That Old Feeling (3:18 spoken intro) - Lew Brown, Sammy Fain

  • 0:06 intro by FS.

  • HCO2519-2That Old Feeling (3:18) - Lew Brown, Sammy Fain

  • HCO2520-1If I Had You (3:07) - Jimmy Campbell, Reg Connelly, Ted Shapiro

  • HCO2520-1If I Had You (Pt. 1) (8-track edit) - Jimmy Campbell, Reg Connelly, Ted Shapiro

  • HCO2520-1If I Had You (Pt. 2) (8-track edit) - Jimmy Campbell, Reg Connelly, Ted Shapiro

  • HCO2520-PBIf I Had You (2:59 playback/alt.) - Jimmy Campbell, Reg Connelly, Ted Shapiro

11 Aug 1947 — Hollywood: Columbia Playhouse (2nd personnel lineup)

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #567)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Zeke Zarchy (trumpet), Heinie Beau (saxophone/woodwinds), Herbie Haymer (saxophone/woodwinds), Jules Kinsler (saxophone/woodwinds), Mischa Russell (violin), Felix Slatkin (violin), David Sterkin (viola), Fred Goerner (violoncello), Mark McIntyre (piano), Allan Reuss (guitar), Phil Stephens (string bass), +1 more

  • HCO2521-1The Nearness Of You (2:40) - Hoagy Carmichael, Ned Washington

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • HCO2521-2The Nearness Of You (2:40 alternate) - Hoagy Carmichael, Ned Washington

  • HCO2522-1One For My Baby (And One More For The Road) (3:03) - Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer

  • HCO2522-PBOne For My Baby (And One More For The Road) (3:06 playback/alt.) - Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer

17 Aug 1947 — Hollywood: CBS Playhouse

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #568)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Zeke Zarchy (trumpet), Mannie Klein (trumpet), Ray Linn (trumpet), Tommy Pederson (trombone), Dave Hallett (trombone), Les Jenkins (trombone), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Fred Stulce (saxophone/woodwinds), Herbie Haymer (saxophone/woodwinds), Jules Kinsler (saxophone/woodwinds), Heinie Beau (saxophone/woodwinds), +24 more

  • HCO2538-1But Beautiful (3:11) - Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • HCO2539-1A Fellow Needs A Girl (3:16) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

  • HCO2539-PBA Fellow Needs A Girl (3:10 playback/alt.) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

  • HCO2540-1So Far (3:13) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

  • HCO2540-PBSo Far (3:08 playback/alt.) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

19-20 Aug 1947 — Los Angeles: RKO Sessions for "The Miracle Of The Bells" Soundtrack

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #2549)

Conductor: Constantin Bakaleinikoff | Frank Sinatra (vocalist, a cappella)

  • Ever Homeward [Parts 1 and 2] (1:30) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne (based on a melody by Kasimierz Lubomirski)

  • Recorded while the scene was being shot. Two parts were necessary, as the scene was filmed from different angles.

23 Sep 1947 — Hollywood

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #587)

Conductor: Alvy West | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), John Plonsky (trumpet), Alvy West (alto saxophone), Robert Cuadana (accordion), Tony Rizzi (guitar), Al Hendrickson (guitar), Art Shapiro (string bass), Milt Holland (drums)

  • HCO2642-1It All Came True (2:55) - Sunny Skylar

  • Arrangement: Alvy West

  • Frank Sinatra with Alvy West and The Little Band.

27 Sep 1947 — Hollywood: "Your Hit Parade" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2084)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Doris Day (vocalist), The Hit Paraders (vocalists), The Hit Parade Orchestra

  • Take Me Out To The Ball Game (2:43) - Jack Norworth, Albert Von Tilzer

  • Frank Sinatra with Doris Day and The Hit Paraders.

04 Oct 1947 — New York: "Your Hit Parade" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2085)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Doris Day (vocalist), The Hit Paraders (vocalists), Orchestra

  • There's No Business Like Show Business (2:06) - Irving Berlin

  • Frank Sinatra with Doris Day and The Hit Paraders.

  • There's No Business Like Show Business (2:27 spoken intro) - Irving Berlin

  • Frank Sinatra with Doris Day and The Hit Paraders. | 0:20 spoken intro by FS.

19 Oct 1947 — New York (1st personnel lineup)

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #588)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Andy Ferretti (trumpet), Red Solomon (trumpet), Chris Griffin (trumpet), William Pritchard (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Anthony Russo (trombone), Joseph Singer (french-horn), Milt Yaner (saxophone/woodwinds), Toots Mondello (saxophone/woodwinds), Wolffe Taninbaum (saxophone/woodwinds), Harry Feldman (saxophone/woodwinds), +24 more

  • CO38269-1Can't You Just See Yourself? (2:57) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: Dick Jones

19 Oct 1947 — New York (2nd personnel lineup)

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #589)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), William Pritchard (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Anthony Russo (trombone), Joseph Singer (french-horn), Milt Yaner (saxophone/woodwinds), Toots Mondello (saxophone/woodwinds), Wolffe Taninbaum (saxophone/woodwinds), Harry Feldman (saxophone/woodwinds), Ernie Caceres (saxophone/woodwinds), Zelly Smirnoff (violin), Raoul Poliakin (violin), +22 more

  • CO38270-1You're My Girl (3:09) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • CO38270-2You're My Girl (3:12 alternate) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

19 Oct 1947 — New York (3rd personnel lineup)

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #590)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Andy Ferretti (trumpet), Red Solomon (trumpet), Chris Griffin (trumpet), William Pritchard (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Anthony Russo (trombone), Milt Yaner (saxophone/woodwinds), Toots Mondello (saxophone/woodwinds), Wolffe Taninbaum (saxophone/woodwinds), Harry Feldman (saxophone/woodwinds), Ernie Caceres (saxophone/woodwinds), +4 more

  • CO38271-1All Of Me (2:44) - Gerald Marks, Seymour Simons

  • Arrangement: George Siravo

  • CO38271-1All Of Me (Pt. 1) (8-track edit) - Gerald Marks, Seymour Simons

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • CO38271-1All Of Me (Pt. 2) (8-track edit) - Gerald Marks, Seymour Simons

  • CO38271-PB2/TestAll Of Me (2:45 playback/alt.) - Gerald Marks, Seymour Simons

  • CO38271-1All Of Me (excerpt) - Gerald Marks, Seymour Simons

  • A portion of the song is heard from a Carlton Cards "Heirloom" ornament.

22 Oct 1947 — New York: Liederkrantz Hall (1st personnel lineup)

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #601)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Red Solomon (trumpet), Yank Lawson (trumpet), Chris Griffin (trumpet), William Pritchard (trombone), Billy Rauch (trombone), Anthony Russo (trombone), Joseph Singer (french-horn), Hymie Shertzer (saxophone/woodwinds), Bernie Kaufman (saxophone/woodwinds), Wolffe Taninbaum (saxophone/woodwinds), Harry Feldman (saxophone/woodwinds), +24 more

  • CO38272-1I'll Make Up For Ev'rything (2:56) - Ross Parker

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • CO38273-1Strange Music (3:00) - George Forrest, Robert Wright

  • CO38273-2Strange Music (3:12 alternate) - George Forrest, Robert Wright

22 Oct 1947 — New York: Liederkrantz Hall (2nd personnel lineup)

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #602)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Joseph Singer (french-horn), Zelly Smirnoff (violin), Sid Harris (violin), Felix Orlewitz (violin), Harry Urbont (violin), Maurice Hershaft (violin), Sylvan Kirsner (violin), Mac Ceppos (violin), Jack Zayde (violin), Leo Kruczek (violin), Fred Buldrini (violin), +13 more

  • CO38274-1Laura (3:12) - Johnny Mercer, David Raksin

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • CO38274-2Laura (3:18) - Johnny Mercer, David Raksin

  • CO38275-1Night And Day (3:38) - Cole Porter

  • Note: "Night And Day" and "Just For Now" (October 26, 1947) were assigned the same master number.

  • CO38275-PB2Night And Day (3:18 playback) - Cole Porter

24 Oct 1947 — New York

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #596)

Conductor: Tony Mottola | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Johnny Guarnieri (piano/celeste), Tony Mottola (guitar), Trigger Alpert (string bass)

  • CO38284-1My Cousin Louella (3:04) - Bernard Bierman, Jack Manus

  • Arrangement: John Guarnieri

  • Frank Sinatra with The Tony Mottola Trio.

  • CO38285-1We Just Couldn't Say Goodbye (3:05) - Harry Woods

  • CO38286-1S'posin' (2:44) - Paul Denniker, Andy Razaf

26 Oct 1947 — New York (1st personnel lineup)

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #598)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Red Solomon (trumpet), Yank Lawson (trumpet), Andy Ferretti (trumpet), William Pritchard (trombone), Anthony Russo (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Joseph Singer (french-horn), Milt Yaner (saxophone/woodwinds), Toots Mondello (saxophone/woodwinds), Wolffe Taninbaum (saxophone/woodwinds), Harry Feldman (saxophone/woodwinds), +24 more

  • CO38275-1Just For Now (2:58) - Dick Redmond

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Note: "Night And Day" (October 22, 1947) and "Just For Now" were assigned the same master number.

  • CO38287-1None But The Lonely Heart (3:24) - Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, Brandt Westbrook

  • CO38287-2None But The Lonely Heart (3:50 alternate) - Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, Brandt Westbrook

26 Oct 1947 — New York (2nd personnel lineup)

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #600)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Joseph Singer (french-horn), Milt Yaner (saxophone/woodwinds), Toots Mondello (saxophone/woodwinds), Wolffe Taninbaum (saxophone/woodwinds), Harry Feldman (saxophone/woodwinds), Ernie Caceres (saxophone/woodwinds), Leo Kruczek (violin), Raoul Poliakin (violin), Zelly Smirnoff (violin), Fred Buldrini (violin), Harry Katzman (violin), +18 more

  • CO38288-1The Song Is You (3:15) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Jerome Kern

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Note: "The Song Is You" and "The Night We Called It A Day" from this session share the same master number.

  • CO38288-1The Night We Called It A Day (3:20) - Tom Adair, Matt Dennis

27 Oct 1947 — New York: "Here's To Veterans" #78 (AFRS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2170)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra ... Note: Rebroadcast on "Guest Star" #40 (December 28, 1947).

  • (It's Going To Be A) Great Day (1:09) - Edward Eliscu, Billy Rose, Vincent Youmans

  • You'll Never Walk Alone (3:17 spoken intro) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

29 Oct 1947 — New York

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #603)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Yank Lawson (trumpet), Chris Griffin (trumpet), Andy Ferretti (trumpet), Joseph Singer (french-horn), William Pritchard (trombone), Billy Rauch (trombone), Anthony Russo (trombone), Hymie Shertzer (saxophone/woodwinds), Bernie Kaufman (saxophone/woodwinds), Wolffe Taninbaum (saxophone/woodwinds), Harry Feldman (saxophone/woodwinds), +24 more

  • CO38293-1What'll I Do? (3:05) - Irving Berlin

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • CO38293What'll I Do? (unreleased) - Irving Berlin

  • CO38294-1Poinciana (Song Of The Tree) (3:19) - Buddy Bernier (Eng,. w.), Manuel Lliso (Sp. w.), Nat Simon

  • CO38294-2Poinciana (Song Of The Tree) (3:16) - Buddy Bernier (Eng,. w.), Manuel Lliso (Sp. w.), Nat Simon

  • CO38295-1Señorita (2:43) - Nacio Herb Brown, Edward Heyman

  • CO38296-1The Music Stopped (2:57) - Harold Adamson, Jimmy McHugh

  • CO38296-2The Music Stopped (2:54 alternate) - Harold Adamson, Jimmy McHugh

  • Note: "Romantic Songs From The Early Years" contains an earlier version.

  • CO38296-2The Music Stopped (Pt. 1) (alt/8-trk edit) - Harold Adamson, Jimmy McHugh

  • CO38296-2The Music Stopped (Pt. 2) (alt/8-trk edit) - Harold Adamson, Jimmy McHugh

31 Oct 1947 — New York (1st personnel lineup)

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #604)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Chris Griffin (trumpet), Wolffe Taninbaum (saxophone/woodwinds), Ernie Caceres (clarinet), Raoul Poliakin (violin), Zelly Smirnoff (violin), Harold Coletta (viola), George Ricci (violoncello), Johnny Guarnieri (piano), Matty Golizio (guitar), Trigger Alpert (string bass), Johnny Blowers (drums)

  • CO38301-1Mean To Me (3:16) - Fred E. Ahlert, Roy Turk

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • CO38301-PB3Mean To Me (3:14 playback) - Fred E. Ahlert, Roy Turk

31 Oct 1947 — New York (2nd personnel lineup)

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #605)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Mitch Miller (oboe), Raoul Poliakin (violin), Zelly Smirnoff (violin), Harold Coletta (viola), George Ricci (violoncello), Johnny Guarnieri (celeste), Matty Golizio (guitar), Trigger Alpert (string bass), Johnny Blowers (drums)

  • CO38302-1Spring Is Here (2:42) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • CO38302-PB2Spring Is Here (2:42 playback/alt.) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • CO38302-1/PB2Spring Is Here (2:41 playback/alt.) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • CO38303-1Fools Rush In (Where Angels Fear To Tread) (2:59) - Rube Bloom, Johnny Mercer

  • CO38303-PB1Fools Rush In (Where Angels Fear To Tread) (2:57 playback/alt.) - Rube Bloom, Johnny Mercer

03 Nov 1947 — Hollywood

1940s

V-Disc Session (Session #647)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Unidentified Chorus ... Note: For organization, this date is listed under the "V-Disc Session" type. However, the source of the recording is unknown.

  • mx. J539-ND7TC1443Stormy Weather (3:51 spoken intro) - Harold Arlen, Ted Koehler

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • 0:35 intro by Frank Sinatra.

05 Nov 1947 — New York (1st personnel lineup)

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #609)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Bernie Kaufman (flute), Raoul Poliakin (violin), Zelly Smirnoff (violin), Harold Coletta (viola), George Ricci (violoncello), Bob Kitsis (piano/celeste), Matty Golizio (guitar), Trigger Alpert (string bass), Johnny Blowers (drums)

  • CO38331-1When You Awake (3:13) - Henry Nemo

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • CO38331-PB1When You Awake (3:06 playback/alt.) - Henry Nemo

  • CO38331-PB4When You Awake (3:13 playback) - Henry Nemo

05 Nov 1947 — New York (2nd personnel lineup)

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #610)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Mitch Miller (oboe), Raoul Poliakin (violin), Zelly Smirnoff (violin), Harold Coletta (viola), George Ricci (violoncello), Bob Kitsis (piano/celeste), Matty Golizio (guitar), Trigger Alpert (string bass), Johnny Blowers (drums)

  • CO38332-1It Never Entered My Mind (3:17) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • CO38332-PB1It Never Entered My Mind (3:34 playback/alt.) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • CO38332-PB2It Never Entered My Mind (3:07 playback/alt.) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

05 Nov 1947 — New York (3rd personnel lineup)

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #611)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Bobby Hackett (trumpet), Raoul Poliakin (violin), Zelly Smirnoff (violin), Harold Coletta (viola), George Ricci (violoncello), Bob Kitsis (piano), Matty Golizio (guitar), Trigger Alpert (string bass), Johnny Blowers (drums)

  • CO38333-1I've Got A Crush On You (3:15) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • CO38333-1iI've Got A Crush On You (3:15 intercut) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • CO38333-PB2I've Got A Crush On You (3:12 playback/alt.) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

08 Nov 1947 — New York: "Your Hit Parade" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2080)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Del Sharbutt (announcer), The Hit Parade Orchestra

  • Your Hit Parade Opening: Lucky Day / (It's Going to Be A) Great Day (1:35) - Lew Brown, B.G. DeSylva, Ray Henderson / Edward Eliscu, Billy Rose, Vincent Youmans

09 Nov 1947 — New York

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #616)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Andy Ferretti (trumpet), Red Solomon (trumpet), Yank Lawson (trumpet), Bobby Hackett (trumpet), Joseph Singer (french-horn), William Pritchard (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Anthony Russo (trombone), Harry Feldman (saxophone/woodwinds), Toots Mondello (saxophone/woodwinds), Milt Yaner (saxophone/woodwinds), +25 more

  • CO38369-1Body And Soul (3:18) - Frank Eyton, Johnny Green, Edward Heyman, Robert Sour

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • CO38369-2Body And Soul (3:21) - Frank Eyton, Johnny Green, Edward Heyman, Robert Sour

  • CO38369-PB3Body And Soul (3:25 playback/alt.) - Frank Eyton, Johnny Green, Edward Heyman, Robert Sour

  • CO38370-1I'm Glad There Is You (3:07) - Jimmy Dorsey, Phil Madeira

  • CO38370-2I'm Glad There Is You (3:11 alternate) - Jimmy Dorsey, Phil Madeira

25 Nov 1947 — New York

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #617)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Bernie Privin (trumpet), Dale McMickle (trumpet), Yank Lawson (trumpet), William Pritchard (trombone), John D'Agostini (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Hymie Shertzer (saxophone/woodwinds), Johnny Mince (saxophone/woodwinds), Wolffe Taninbaum (saxophone/woodwinds), Artie Drelinger (saxophone/woodwinds), Stanley Webb (saxophone/woodwinds), +4 more

  • CO38408-1I Went Down To Virginia (3:14) - Red Evans, Dave Mann

  • Arrangement: Sy Oliver

  • CO38409-1If I Only Had A Match (3:13) - Arthur Johnston, George Meyer, Lee Morris

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

04 Dec 1947 — New York

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #618)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Chris Griffin (trumpet), Andy Ferretti (trumpet), Dale McMickle (trumpet), Karl Chlupsa (french-horn), William Pritchard (trombone), George Arus (trombone), John D'Agostino (trombone), Hymie Shertzer (saxophone/woodwinds), Bernie Kaufman (saxophone/woodwinds), Wolffe Taninbaum (saxophone/woodwinds), Fred Pfeifer (saxophone/woodwinds), +25 more

  • CO38482-1If I Steal A Kiss (3:13) - Nacio Herb Brown, Edward Heyman

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • CO38483-1Autumn In New York (3:15) - Vernon Duke

  • CO38484-1Everybody Loves Somebody (3:15) - Ken Lane, Irving Taylor

08 Dec 1947 — New York (1st session; 1st personnel lineup)

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #636)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Pearl Bailey (vocalist), Red Solomon (trumpet), Artie Drelinger (tenor saxophone), Johnny Mince (clarinet), Billy Kyle (piano), Carmen Mastren (guitar), Trigger Alpert (string bass), Jimmy Crawford (drums)

  • CO38496-1A Little Learnin' Is A Dang'rous Thing (Part 1) (3:24) - Dick Jacobs, Sy Oliver

  • Arrangement: Sy Oliver

  • Frank Sinatra with Pearl Bailey.

  • CO38497-1A Little Learnin' Is A Dang'rous Thing (Part 2) (3:06) - Dick Jacobs, Sy Oliver

  • CO38496/7A Little Learnin' Is A Dang'rous Thing (Parts 1 & 2) (6:30) - Dick Jacobs, Sy Oliver

08 Dec 1947 — New York (1st session; 2nd personnel lineup)

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #635)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Red Solomon (trumpet), Chris Griffin (trumpet), Yank Lawson (trumpet), William Pritchard (trombone), Anthony Russo (trombone), Roland Dupont (trombone), Tony Miranda (french-horn), Johnny Mince (saxophone/woodwinds), Bernie Kaufman (saxophone/woodwinds), Wolffe Taninbaum (saxophone/woodwinds), Harry Feldman (saxophone/woodwinds), +25 more

  • CO38498-1Ever Homeward (3:24) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne (based on a melody by Kasimierz Lubomirski)

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • CO38498-PBEver Homeward (3:12 playback/alt.) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne (based on a melody by Kasimierz Lubomirski)

08 Dec 1947 — New York (2nd session)

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #638)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Red Solomon (trumpet), Chris Griffin (trumpet), Yank Lawson (trumpet), William Pritchard (trombone), Anthony Russo (trombone), Roland Dupont (trombone), Tony Miranda (french-horn), Johnny Mince (saxophone/woodwinds), Bernie Kaufman (saxophone/woodwinds), Wolffe Taninbaum (saxophone/woodwinds), Harry Feldman (saxophone/woodwinds), Ernie Caceres (saxophone/woodwinds), +23 more

  • It Only Happens When I Dance With You (backing) - Irving Berlin

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Background track for Sinatra vocal overdub, Hollywood, March 16, 1948.

  • Miracle Of The Bells (backing) - Pierre Norman Connor, Russell Janney

  • This orchestral track was not dubbed.

  • A Fella With An Umbrella (backing) - Irving Berlin

13 Dec 1947 — New York: "Your Hit Parade" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2077)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • I Wish I Didn't Love You So (2:10) - Frank Loesser

26 Dec 1947 — Hollywood: CBS Playhouse

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #641)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Zeke Zarchy (trumpet), George Seaburg (trumpet), Leonard Mach (trumpet), William Schaeffer (trombone), Tommy Pederson (trombone), Elmer Smithers (trombone), James McGee (french-horn), Fred Stulce (saxophone/woodwinds), Mahlon Clark (saxophone/woodwinds), Alex Gershunoff (saxophone/woodwinds), Herbie Haymer (saxophone/woodwinds), +25 more

  • HCO3052-1But None Like You (3:08) - Ray Noble

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • HCO3053-1Catana (3:10) - Eddie DeLange, Al Newman

  • HCO3054-1Why Was I Born? (2:47) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Jerome Kern

  • Take 2: See session for December 28, 1947 (2nd session; 1st personnel lineup).

28 Dec 1947 — Hollywood: CBS Playhouse (1st session)

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #640)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Ken Lane Singers [Ken Lane, Ruth Clark, Norma Larsen, Elva Kellog, Dudley Kuzell, Sydney Pepple, Orville Race, Raymond Clark, John Glaha, Thora Mathiason, Ken Cameron, +36 more

  • HCO3067-1It Came Upon The Midnight Clear (3:26) - Edmund Hamilton Sears, Richard Storrs Willis

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Frank Sinatra with The Ken Lane Singers.

  • mx. J617-USS1047It Came Upon The Midnight Clear (1:25 edit) - Edmund Hamilton Sears, Richard Storrs Willis

  • HCO3067-PBIt Came Upon The Midnight Clear (3:31 playback/alt.) - Edmund Hamilton Sears, Richard Storrs Willis

  • HCO3068-1O Little Town Of Bethlehem (3:04) - Phillips Brooks, Lewis H. Redner

  • mx. J616-USS1046O Little Town Of Bethlehem (1:28 edit) - Phillips Brooks, Lewis H. Redner

  • HCO3069-1White Christmas (3:16) - Irving Berlin

28 Dec 1947 — Hollywood: CBS Playhouse (2nd session; 1st personnel lineup)

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #642)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Zeke Zarchy (trumpet), George Seaburg (trumpet), Ray Linn (trumpet), William Schaeffer (trombone), Tommy Pederson (trombone), Elmer Smithers (trombone), James McGee (french-horn), Fred Stulce (saxophone/woodwinds), Heinie Beau (saxophone/woodwinds), Jules Kinsler (saxophone/woodwinds), Herbie Haymer (saxophone/woodwinds), +29 more

  • HCO3054-2Why Was I Born? (2:42) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Jerome Kern

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Take 1: See session for December 26, 1947.

  • HCO3070-1For Every Man There's A Woman (2:50) - Harold Arlen, Leo Robin

  • HCO3071-1Help Yourself To My Heart (3:12) - Bennie Benjamin, Buddy Kaye, Sammy Timberg, George Weiss

28 Dec 1947 — Hollywood: CBS Playhouse (2nd session; 2nd personnel lineup)

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #1082)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Zeke Zarchy (trumpet), George Seaburg (trumpet), Ray Linn (trumpet), William Schaeffer (trombone), Tommy Pederson (trombone), Elmer Smithers (trombone), James McGee (french-horn), Fred Stulce (saxophone/woodwinds), Heinie Beau (saxophone/woodwinds), Jules Kinsler (saxophone/woodwinds), Herbie Haymer (saxophone/woodwinds), +8 more

  • HCO3072-1Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town (2:32) - J. Fred Coots, Haven Gillespie

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • HCO3072-1Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town (2:33 electronic duet) - J. Fred Coots, Haven Gillespie

  • Frank Sinatra with Cyndi Lauper (dubbed).

  • HCO3072-PBSanta Claus Is Comin' To Town (2:33 playback/alt.) - J. Fred Coots, Haven Gillespie

29 Dec 1947 — Hollywood: The Lux Radio Theatre: "Anchors Aweigh"

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2142)

Conductor: Louis Silvers | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Gene Kelly (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Cradle Song (Brahms' Lullaby) (0:50) - Johannes Brahms, Natalia MacFerren

  • I Begged Her (1:48) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Frank Sinatra with Gene Kelly.

  • What Makes The Sunset? (1:19) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • The Charm Of You (1:34) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

30 Dec 1947 — Hollywood: CBS Playhouse

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #648)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Ray Linn (trumpet), Zeke Zarchy (trumpet), George Seaberg (trumpet), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), William Schaefer (trombone), Les Jenkins (trombone), Ed Kusby (trombone), Jack Dumont (saxophone/woodwinds), Heinie Beau (saxophone/woodwinds), Alex Gershunoff (saxophone/woodwinds), Ted Nash (saxophone/woodwinds), +24 more

  • HCO3089-1If I Forget You (3:08) - Irving Caesar

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • HCO3090-1Where Is The One? (2:47) - Edwin Finckel, Alec Wilder

  • HCO3091-1When Is Sometime? (2:43) - Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen

1948 — Hollywood: FS Interview by Dick Simmons

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2486)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra, Dick Simmons

  • Promotional Interview Discussing "The Kissing Bandit" & "Take Me Out To The Ball Game" (3:14) -

  • Frank Sinatra interviewed by Dick Simmons.

1948 — New York: "Your Hit Parade" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2086)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Serenade Of The Bells (2:11) - Al Goodhart, Kay Twomey, Al Urbano

26 Feb 1948 — Los Angeles: MGM Session for "The Kissing Bandit" Soundtrack

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #1006)

Conductor: George Stoll | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Kathryn Grayson (vocalist), Orchestra

  • What's Wrong With Me? (1:27) - Nacio Herb Brown, Edward Heyman

  • Arrangement: Leo Arnaud

  • Frank Sinatra with Kathryn Grayson.

  • What's Wrong With Me? (unreleased) - Nacio Herb Brown, Edward Heyman

Mar 1948 — New York: "Your Hit Parade" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2131)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Ballerina (Dance, Ballerina Dance) (2:13) - Bob Russell, Carl Sigman

16 Mar 1948 — Hollywood

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #653)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist...overdubbing for tracks recorded on December 8, 1947 [2nd session]), Red Solomon (trumpet), Chris Griffin (trumpet), Yank Lawson (trumpet), William Pritchard (trombone), Anthony Russo (trombone), Roland Dupont (trombone), Tony Miranda (french-horn), Johnny Mince (saxophone/woodwinds), Bernie Kaufman (saxophone/woodwinds), Wolffe Taninbaum (saxophone/woodwinds), +25 more

  • HCO3224-1It Only Happens When I Dance With You (3:19) - Irving Berlin

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • See December 8, 1947 (2nd session).

  • HCO3225-1A Fella With An Umbrella (2:30) - Irving Berlin

18 Mar 1948 — Hollywood: Promotional Spot

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #2485)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra

  • Promotional Spot For "The Chapel Of Four Chaplains" & "The Miracle Of The Bells" (1:43) -

20 Mar 1948 — New York: "Your Hit Parade" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2253)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Hit Paraders (vocalists), The Hit Parade Orchestra

  • Your Hit Parade Opening (1:30) -

  • Ballerina (Dance, Ballerina Dance) (1:45) - Bob Russell, Carl Sigman

  • But Beautiful (3:20) - Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen

  • Mañana (Is Soon Enough For Me) (2:15 spoken intro) - Dave Barbour, Peggy Lee

  • I'm Looking Over A Four-Leaf Clover (2:19 spoken intro) - Mort Dixon, Harry Woods

  • Put Your Dreams Away (For Another Day) (1:50) - Ruth Lowe, Paul Mann, Stephan Weiss

03 Apr 1948 — Red Cross Time #4

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2090)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Wrap Your Troubles in Dreams (2:45 alt. arr.) - Harry Barris, Ted Koehler, Billy Moll

10 Apr 1948 — Hollywood

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #654)

Conductor: Jeff Alexander | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Jeff Alexander Choir

  • HCO3250-1Nature Boy (3:18) - Eden Ahbez

  • Arrangement: Jeff Alexander

  • Sung a cappella.

  • HCO3250-2Nature Boy (3:10 dubbing) - Eden Ahbez

18 Apr 1948 — Hollywood: "The Jack Benny Program" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2203)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra, Jack Benny

  • Comedy (2:00) -

  • Frank Sinatra with Jack Benny.

02 May 1948 — Hollywood: "The Jack Benny Program" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2256)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • But Beautiful - Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen

31 May 1948 — Hollywood: "Lux Radio Theatre: 'Miracle Of The Bells'" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2181)

Conductor: Louis Silvers | Frank Sinatra, Fred MacMurray, Alida Valli, William Johnstone, Jeff Chandler, Gerald Mohr, Lawrence Dobkin, Carlton KaDell, George Neise, Jack Carrington, William Johnstone, Herb Butterfield, +8 more

  • Ever Homeward - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne (based on a melody by Kasimierz Lubomirski)

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

26 Jun 1948 — Hollywood: "Your Hit Parade" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2093)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Hit Parade Orchestra

  • Little White Lies (2:21) - Walter Donaldson

  • Nature Boy (Orchestral Version) (spoken intro) - Eden Ahbez

  • Haunted Heart (2:55) - Howard Dietz, Arthur Schwartz

09 Jul 1948 — Hollywood: "The Colgate Sports Newsreel" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2282)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra reads sports stories as he substitutes for vacationing Bill Stern.

  • Guest: Frank Sinatra (07-09-48) -

22 Jul 1948 — Los Angeles: MGM Session for "Take Me Out To The Ball Game" Soundtrack

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #1007)

Conductor: Adolph Deutsch | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Gene Kelly (vocalist), Jules Munshin (vocalist), Chorus, Orchestra

  • Take Me Out To The Ball Game (2:04) - Jack Norworth, Albert Von Tilzer

  • Arrangement: Conrad Salinger, Bobby Tucker

  • Frank Sinatra with Gene Kelly.

  • Take Me Out To The Ball Game (2:00 playback) - Jack Norworth, Albert Von Tilzer

  • Yes, Indeedy (3:14) - Betty Comden, Roger Edens, Adolph Green

  • Frank Sinatra with Gene Kelly, Jules Munshin & Chorus.

23 Jul 1948 — Los Angeles: MGM Session for "Take Me Out To The Ball Game" Soundtrack

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #1008)

Conductor: Adolph Deutsch | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Gene Kelly (vocalist), Jules Munshin (vocalist), Orchestra

  • O'Brien To Ryan To Goldberg (4:01) - Betty Comden, Roger Edens, Adolph Green

  • Arrangement: Bobby Tucker

  • Frank Sinatra with Gene Kelly and Jules Munshin.

12 Aug 1948 — Los Angeles: MGM Session for "Take Me Out To The Ball Game" Soundtrack

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #1009)

Conductor: Adolph Deutsch | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Betty Garrett (vocalist), Orchestra

  • The Right Girl For Me (2:53) - Betty Comden, Roger Edens, Adolph Green

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Boys And Girls Like You And Me (0:30 excerpt) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

  • Boys And Girls Like You And Me (3:24 outtake) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

  • It's Fate, Baby, It's Fate (3:12) - Betty Comden, Roger Edens, Adolph Green

  • Frank Sinatra with Betty Garrett.

08 Sep 1948 — Los Angeles: MGM Session for "Take Me Out To The Ball Game" Soundtrack

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #2150)

Conductor: Adolph Deutsch | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Gene Kelly (vocalist), Jules Munshin (vocalist), Esther Williams (vocalist), Betty Garrett (vocalist), Dick Lane (vocalist), Tommy Dugan (vocalist), MGM Studio Chorus, Orchestra

  • Strictly U.S.A. (3:20) - Betty Comden, Roger Edens, Adolph Green

  • Arrangement: Conrad Salinger, Bobby Tucker

  • Frank Sinatra with Gene Kelly, Jules Munshin, Betty Garrett, Esther Williams, Dick Lane, Tommy Dugan and Chorus.

01 Oct 1948 — Hollywood: "Spotlight Revue Starring Spike Jones" (CBS) (1st personnel lineup)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2212)

Conductor: Spike Jones | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Everybody Loves Somebody (3:00) - Ken Lane, Irving Taylor

01 Oct 1948 — Hollywood: "Spotlight Revue Starring Spike Jones" (CBS) (2nd personnel lineup)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2224)

Conductor: Frank Sinatra | Dorothy Shay (vocalist), Spike Jones (vocalist), Spike Jones & His City Slickers

  • Love Somebody (0:50) - Alex Kramer, Joan Whitney

  • Dorothy Shay with Spike Jones and his Orchestra, conducted by FS.

15 Oct 1948 — Los Angeles: MGM Session for "Take Me Out To The Ball Game" Soundtrack

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #1011)

Conductor: Adolph Deutsch | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Gene Kelly (vocalist), Esther Williams (vocalist), Betty Garrett (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Strictly U.S.A. (Finale) (2:17) - Betty Comden, Roger Edens, Adolph Green

  • Frank Sinatra with Gene Kelly, Esther Williams and Betty Garrett.

02 Dec 1948 — Hollywood: "Spotlight Revue Starring Spike Jones" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2213)

Conductor: Spike Jones | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Once In Love With Amy (2:32) - Frank Loesser

02 Dec 1948 — Hollywood: RKO Session for "Double Dynamite" Soundtrack

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #1012)

Conductor: Constantin Bakaleinikoff | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Jane Russell (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Kisses And Tears (3:28) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: Leigh Harline

  • Frank Sinatra with Jane Russell.

06 Dec 1948 — Hollywood

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #737)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), steel guitar, guitar, bass, drums

  • HCO3467-1Sunflower (2:55) - Mack David

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • HCO3467-1Sunflower (3:02 spoken intro) - Mack David

  • 0:07 intro by Frank Sinatra.

14 Dec 1948 — Hollywood

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #685)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Henry Rowland (piano) ... Note: orchestra recorded separately in New York, Dec 15, 1948.

  • CO40254-1Once In Love With Amy [Piano Version] (2:53) - Frank Loesser

  • Arrangement: Mitchell Ayres

15 Dec 1948 — Hollywood

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #689)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Marshall Royal (saxophone/clarinet), Phil Moore (piano), Bob Bain (guitar), Ernie Sheppard (string bass), Lee Young (drums)

  • HCO3475-1Why Can't You Behave? (3:19) - Cole Porter

  • Arrangement: Phil Moore

  • Frank Sinatra with The Phil Moore Four.

  • HCO3475-1Why Can't You Behave? (0:20 excerpt) - Cole Porter

  • HCO3476-1Bop! Goes My Heart (3:04) - Walter Bishop, Jule Syne

15 Dec 1948 — New York

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #683)

Conductor: Mitchell Ayres | Red Solomon (trumpet), Jimmy Maxwell (trumpet), Carl Poole (trumpet), Buddy Morrow (trombone), Billy Rauch (trombone), John D'Agostino (trombone), Harry Terrill (saxophone/trombone), Philip Zolkind (saxophone/trombone), Joe Small (saxophone/trombone), Harry Feldman (saxophone/trombone), Hank Ross (saxophone/trombone), Hy White (guitar), +4 more

  • CO40254-1Once In Love With Amy [Orchestra Version] (3:00) - Frank Loesser

  • Arrangement: Mitchell Ayres

19 Dec 1948 — Hollywood

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #674)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Zeke Zarchy (trumpet), George Seaberg (trumpet), Ziggy Elman (trumpet), William Schaefer (trombone), Lou McGarity (trombone), Les Jenkins (trombone), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Fred Stulce (saxophone/woodwinds), Heinie Beau (saxophone/woodwinds), Alex Gershunoff (saxophone/woodwinds), Herbie Haymer (saxophone/woodwinds), +25 more

  • HCO3479-1Comme Ci, Comme Ca (2:58) - Bruno Coquatrix, Pierre Dudan (Fr. w.), Alex Kramer (Eng. w.), Joan Whitney (Eng. w.)

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • HCO3480-1No Orchids For My Lady (2:35) - Jack Strackey, Alan Stranks

  • HCO3481-1While The Angelus Was Ringing (Les Trois Cloches) (2:43) - Dick Manning (Eng. w.), Jean Villard

19 Dec 1948 — Hollywood: U.S. Treasury Department's "Guest Star" #91

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2187)

Conductor: David Rose | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • White Christmas (3:56 spoken intro) - Irving Berlin

  • Goin' Home (2:19) - William Arms Fisher (based on Antonin Dvořák's Symphony No. 9)

01 Jan 1949 — Hollywood: "Your Hit Parade" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2094)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • On A Slow Boat To China (2:21) - Frank Loesser

04 Jan 1949 — Hollywood

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #693)

Conductor: Phil Moore | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Marshall Royal (saxophone/clarinet), Phil Moore (piano), Bob Bain (guitar), Ernie Sheppard (string bass), Lee Bradley (drums)

  • HCO3511-1If You Stub Your Toe On The Moon (2:48) - Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Phil Moore

  • HCO3512-1Kisses And Tears (2:44) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

28 Jan 1949 — Hollywood: RKO Session for "Double Dynamite" Soundtrack

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #1013)

Conductor: Constantin Bakaleinikoff | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Groucho Marx (vocalist), Orchestra

  • It's Only Money (1:29) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: Leigh Harline

  • Frank Sinatra with Groucho Marx.

31 Jan 1949 — Hollywood: RKO Session for "Double Dynamite" Soundtrack

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #1014)

Conductor: Constantin Bakaleinikoff | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Groucho Marx (vocalist), Jane Russell (vocalist), Orchestra

  • It's Only Money (Finale) (1:07) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: Leigh Harline

  • Frank Sinatra with Groucho Marx and Jane Russell.

28 Feb 1949 — Hollywood

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #702)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Personnel unknown: vocal group, 1 horn, 6 saxophone/woodwinds, 12 violins, 3 violas, 2 cellos, harp, piano/celeste, guitar, 3 steel guitars (on "Bali Ha'i"), bass, +1 more

  • HCO3617-1Some Enchanted Evening (3:07) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • HCO3618-1Bali Ha'i (3:17) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

  • Frank Sinatra with vocal group.

03 Mar 1949 — Hollywood

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #705)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Fred Stulce (saxophone/woodwinds), Herbie Haymer (saxophone/woodwinds), Alex Gershunoff (saxophone/woodwinds), Heinie Beau (saxophone/woodwinds), Frank Chase (saxophone/woodwinds), Murray Cohan (saxophone/woodwinds), Mischa Russell (violin), David Frisina (violin), Werner Callies (violin), George Kast (violin), +19 more

  • HCO3635-1The Right Girl For Me (3:05) - Betty Comden, Roger Edens, Adolph Green

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • HCO3635-PBThe Right Girl For Me (playback/alt.) - Betty Comden, Roger Edens, Adolph Green

  • HCO3636-1Night After Night (3:04) - Sammy Cahn, Axel Stordahl, Paul Weston

03 Mar 1949 — Los Angeles: MGM Session for "On The Town" Soundtrack

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #1015)

Conductor: Lennie Hayton | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Betty Garrett (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Come Up To My Place (2:50) - Leonard Bernstein, Betty Comden, Adolph Green

  • Arrangement: Saul Chaplin

  • Frank Sinatra with Betty Garrett.

16 Mar 1949 — Hollywood: "Bob Hope 'All-Star' Show" (for The Arthritis & Rheumatism Foundation)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2443)

Conductor: Les Brown | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Bob Hope (M.C.), Dorothy Shay (vocalist), William Holden, Abe Burrows,, Milton DeLugg, Ralph Edwards, John McGovern

  • Anything You Can Do (I Can Do Better) (1:40) - Irving Berlin

  • Frank Sinatra with Bob Hope & Dorothy Shay.

  • On A Slow Boat To China (2:21) - Frank Loesser

23 Mar 1949 — Los Angeles: MGM Session for "On The Town" Soundtrack

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #2487)

Conductor: Lennie Hayton | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Gene Kelly (vocalist), Ann Miller (vocalist), Vera-Ellen (vocalist), Betty Garrett (vocalist), Jules Munshin (vocalist), MGM Studio Chorus, Rafael Mendez (trumpet), Clyde Hurley (trumpet), Dick Cathcart (trumpet), Randall Miller (trombone), Bud Youngman (trombone), +35 more

  • On The Town (5:41) - Betty Comden, Roger Edens, Adolph Green

  • Arrangement: Saul Chaplin

  • Frank Sinatra with Gene Kelly, Jules Munshin, Ann Miller, Vera-Ellen and Betty Garrett.

24 Mar 1949 — Los Angeles: MGM Session for "On The Town" Soundtrack

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #710)

Conductor: Lennie Hayton | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Gene Kelly (vocalist), Jules Munshin (vocalist), Ann Miller (vocalist), Betty Garrett (vocalist), Alice Pearce (vocalist), MGM Studio Chorus, Rafael Mendez (trumpet), Clyde Hurley (trumpet), Dick Cathcart (trumpet), Randall Miller (trombone), Bud Youngman (trombone), +35 more

  • You're Awful (3:15 stereo) - Betty Comden, Roger Edens, Adolph Green

  • Arrangement: Robert Franklyn

  • Frank Sinatra with Betty Garrett.

  • Count On Me (3:31) - Betty Comden, Roger Edens, Adolph Green

  • Arrangement: Conrad Salinger

  • Frank Sinatra with Jules Munshin, Ann Miler, Betty Garrett, Alice Pearce and Chorus.

  • Pearl Of The Persian Sea (2:05) - Betty Comden, Roger Edens, Adolph Green

  • Arrangement: Saul Chaplin, Conrad Salinger

  • Frank Sinatra with Gene Kelly and Jules Munshin.

10 Apr 1949 — Hollywood

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #711)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Ken Lane Singers, George Seaberg (trumpet), Leonard Mach (trumpet), Zeke Zarchy (trumpet), Ziggy Elman (trumpet), Si Zentner (trombone), Robert McGarity (trombone), Les Jenkins (trombone), Fred Stulce (saxophone/woodwinds), Heinie Beau (saxophone/woodwinds), Herbie Haymer (saxophone/woodwinds), +8 more

  • HCO3692-1The Huckle-Buck (3:01) - Roy Alfred, Andy Gibson

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Frank Sinatra with The Ken Lane Singers.

  • HCO3693-1It Happens Every Spring (3:03) - Mack Gordon, Josef Myrow

30 Apr 1949 — Hollywood: "Your Hit Parade" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2036)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Hit Parade Orchestra

  • So In Love (2:49) - Cole Porter

May 1949 — Hollywood: U.S. Treasury Department's "Guest Star" #112

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2132)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra, Del Sharbutt (announcer)

  • Guest Star Show Opening & Powder Your Face With Sunshine (2:12) - Carmen Lombardo, Stanley Rochinski

03 May 1949 — Los Angeles: MGM Session for "On The Town" Soundtrack

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #712)

Conductor: Lennie Hayton | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Gene Kelly (vocalist), Jules Munshin (vocalist), Harry Stanton (vocalist), Charles Pavalato (vocalist), Ralph Brewster (vocalist), Marvin Bailey (vocalist), Bill Lee (vocalist), Rafael Mendez (trumpet), Clyde Hurley (trumpet), Dick Cathcart (trumpet), Randall Miller (trombone), +38 more

  • New York, New York (4:06) - Leonard Bernstein, Betty Comden, Adolph Green

  • Arrangement: Saul Chaplin

  • Frank Sinatra with Gene Kelly, Jules Munshin, Ralph Brewster, Charles Pavalato, Marvin Bailey and Bill Lee. Harry Stanton: solo vocal.

06 May 1949 — Hollywood

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #715)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Doris Day (vocalist), The Ken Lane Singers, Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Fred Stulce (saxophone/woodwinds), David Bonnee (saxophone/woodwinds), Babe Russin (saxophone/woodwinds), Murray Cohan (saxophone/woodwinds), Alexander Gershunoff (saxophone/woodwinds), George Kast (violin), Samuel Cytron [Levine] (violin), Raoul Poliakin (violin), +15 more

  • HCO3748-1Let's Take An Old-Fashioned Walk (2:59) - Irving Berlin

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Frank Sinatra with Doris Day and The Ken Lane Singers.

  • HCO3748-2Let's Take An Old-Fashioned Walk (3:02 alternate) - Irving Berlin

  • HCO3749-1(Just One Way To Say) I Love You (2:30) - Irving Berlin

  • HCO3749-PB(Just One Way To Say) I Love You (2:28 playback/alt.) - Irving Berlin

26 May 1949 — Hollywood: MGM Session for "Battleground" Soundtrack

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #2542)

Conductor: Lennie Hayton | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • White Christmas (2:00 unreleased/lost) - Irving Berlin

  • Arrangement: Lennie Hayton

  • Special version recorded for the film; nitrate film with vocal track has been lost, only two channels of orchestra survive.

08 Jun 1949 — Hollywood: "Light Up Time" Audition

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #782)

Conductor: Johnny Green

  • Again (2:05 spoken intro) - Dorcas Cochran, Lionel Newman

  • 0:20 intro by Frank Sinatra.

15 Jun 1949 — Hollywood: "Light Up Time" Audition Show (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2096)

Conductor: Johnny Green | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Dorothy Kirsten (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Light Up Time Show Opening: Night And Day / It All Depends On You (2:54 alt. arr.) - Cole Porter / Lew Brown, B.G. DeSylva, Ray Henderson

  • Some Enchanted Evening (4:25 alt. arr.) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

  • Frank Sinatra with Dorothy Kirsten.

10 Jul 1949 — New York

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #716)

Conductor: Hugo Winterhalter | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Pastels [David Vogel, Jerry Packer, Naomi Sunshine, Lillian Clark] (vocalists), Carl Poole (trumpet), Red Solomon (trumpet), Yank Lawson (trumpet), Buddy Morrow (trombone), John D'Agostino (trombone), William Pritchard (trombone), Ernie Caceres (saxophone/woodwinds), +8 more

  • CO40951-1It All Depends On You (2:41) - Lew Brown, B.G. DeSylva, Ray Henderson

  • Arrangement: George Siravo

  • CO40951-TESTIt All Depends On You (3:22 alternate) - Lew Brown, B.G. DeSylva, Ray Henderson

  • CO40952-1Bye Bye Baby (2:36) - Leo Robin, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: Sid Cooper, George Siravo

  • Frank Sinatra with The Pastels.

  • CO40952-2Bye Bye Baby (2:34 alternate) - Leo Robin, Jule Styne

  • CO40953-1Don't Cry, Joe (3:15) - Joe Marsala

  • Arrangement: Sy Oliver

  • CO40953-2Don't Cry, Joe (3:17) - Joe Marsala

12 Jul 1949 — New York

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #718)

Musicians: The scheduled session for this date was cancelled.

14 Jul 1949 — New York

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #2768)

Conductor: Hugo Winterhalter | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Double Daters (vocalists), Tony Miranda (french-horn), Hank Ross (saxophone/woodwinds), Sidney Cooper (saxophone/woodwinds), Toots Mondello (saxophone/woodwinds), Artie Drelinger (saxophone/woodwinds), Irving Horowitz (saxophone/woodwinds), Leo Kruczek (violin), Mac Ceppos (violin), Sylvan Shulman (violin), Fred Buldrini (violin), +10 more

  • CO40970-1Every Man Should Marry (3:02) - Benny Davis, Abner Silver

  • Arrangement: Hugo Winterhalter

  • CO40971-1If I Ever Love Again (2:58) - Russ Carlyle, Dick Reynolds

  • Frank Sinatra with The Double Daters.

  • CO40972Just A Kiss Apart (unreleased) - Leo Robin, Jule Styne

  • Master rejected; remade in Hollywood July 21, 1949.

21 Jul 1949 — Hollywood

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #2626)

Conductor: Morris Stoloff | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Fred Stulce (saxophone/woodwinds), Heine Beau (saxophone/woodwinds), Alex Gershunoff (saxophone/woodwinds), Harry Schuchman (saxophone/woodwinds), Babe Russin (saxophone/woodwinds), Marshall Sosson (violin), Felix Slatkin (violin), Mischa Russell (violin), Nicholas Pisani (violin), Dan Lube (violin), Daniel Karpilowsky (violin), +8 more

  • HCO3853-1Just A Kiss Apart (3:04) - Leo Robin, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: Morris Stoloff

  • HCO3854-1Every Man Should Marry (3:02) - Benny Davis, Abner Silver

  • HCO3855-1The Wedding Of Lilli Marlene (3:09) - Tommie Connor, Johnny Reine

08 Aug 1949 — Culver City: MGM Session for "Adam's Rib" Soundtrack

1940s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #1016)

Conductor: Johnny Green | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • 2508-4Farewell, Amanda (1:17 unreleased/lost) - Cole Porter

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • MGM session master has been lost.

15 Sep 1949 — Hollywood (1st personnel lineup)

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #722)

Conductor: Jeff Alexander | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), George Seaberg (trumpet), Mickey Mangano (trumpet), Ziggy Elman (trumpet), Lou McGarity (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Paul Weigand (trombone), Emmett Callen (oboe), Robert Maxwell (harp), Ken Lane (piano), Allan Reuss (guitar), Phil Stephens (string bass)

  • HCO3903-1That Lucky Old Sun (3:16) - Haven Gillespie, Beasley Smith

  • Arrangement: Jeff Alexander

15 Sep 1949 — Hollywood (2nd personnel lineup)

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #724)

Conductor: Jeff Alexander | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Emmett Callen (saxophone/woodwinds), Harry Schuchman (saxophone/woodwinds), Phil Shuken (saxophone/woodwinds), Albert Raksin (saxophone/woodwinds), Louis Palange (saxophone/woodwinds), Raoul Poliakin (violin), William Miller (violin), Victor Arno (violin), Jack Shulman (violin), Mischa Russell (violin), Dan Lube (violin), +9 more

  • HCO3904-1Mad About You (3:14) - Ned Washington, Victor Young

  • Arrangement: Jeff Alexander

15 Sep 1949 — Hollywood (3rd personnel lineup)

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #725)

Conductor: Jeff Alexander | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Emmett Callen (flute), Raoul Poliakin (violin), William Miller (violin), Victor Arno (violin), Jack Shulman (violin), Mischa Russell (violin), Dan Lube (violin), Robert Maxwell (harp), Allan Reuss (guitar), Barney Kessel (guitar), Max Gralnick (mandolins), +3 more

  • HCO3905-1Stromboli (3:22) - Ken Lane, Irving Taylor

  • Arrangement: Jeff Alexander

17 Oct 1949 — Hollywood: "Light Up Time" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2097)

Conductor: Jeff Alexander | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Dorothy Kirsten (vocalist)

  • Full Moon And Empty Arms (2:54 alt. arr.) - Buddy Kaye, Ted Mossman (based on Sergei Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto No. 2)

  • Frank Sinatra with Dorothy Kirsten.

26 Oct 1949 — Hollywood: "Light Up Time" (NBC) / Treasury Department - "Guest Star" #144

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #833)

Conductor: Jeff Alexander | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Dorothy Kirsten (vocalist), Choir

  • Winter Wonderland (2:03 spoken intro) - Felix Bernard, Richard B. Smith

  • My Romance (2:15 spoken intro) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Frank Sinatra with Dorothy Kirsten.

  • The Lord's Prayer (3:34 spoken intro) - Albert Hay Malotte

  • Frank Sinatra with Choir.

30 Oct 1949 — Hollywood: "The Jack Benny Program" (CBS)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2204)

Conductor: Mahlon Merrick | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Jack Benny, Mel Blanc, The Sportsmen Quartet

  • You Must Have Been A Beautiful Baby (1:24) - Johnny Mercer, Harry Warren

  • Frank Sinatra with The Sportsmen Quartet & Mel Blanc.

  • You Must Have Been A Beautiful Baby (parody) (0:29 reprise) - Johnny Mercer, Harry Warren

  • Frank Sinatra with Jack Benny.

30 Oct 1949 — Los Angeles: Radio Recorders

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #742)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Modernaires [Paula Kelly, Johnny Drake, Francis Scott, Hal Dickinson, Alan Copeland] (vocalists), Alan Copeland (arranger for The Modernaires), Fred Stulce (saxophone/woodwinds), Heinie Beau (saxophone/woodwinds), Babe Russin (saxophone/woodwinds), Jules Kinsler (saxophone/woodwinds), Leonard Hartman (saxophone/woodwinds), +14 more

  • RHCO3937-1The Old Master Painter (2:23) - Haven Gillespie, Beasley Smith

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl, Harold Mooney

  • Frank Sinatra with The Modernaires.

  • RHCO3938-1Why Remind Me? (3:10) - Doris Tauber, Sis Willner

08 Nov 1949 — Los Angeles: Radio Recorders

1940s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #743)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Modernaires [Paula Kelly, Johnny Drake, Francis Scott, Hal Dickinson, Alan Copeland] (vocalists), Alan Copeland (arranger for The Modernaires), Paula Kelly (vocalist), The Ken Lane Singers, Ziggy Elman (trumpet), George Seaberg (trumpet), Zeke Zarchy (trumpet), +15 more

  • RHCO3939-1Sorry (3:01) - Buddy Pepper, Richard Whiting

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl, Matty Matlock

  • Frank Sinatra with The Modernaires.

  • RHCO3940-1Sunshine Cake (3:08) - Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen

  • Frank Sinatra with Paula Kelly.

  • RHCO3941-1(We've Got A) Sure Thing (3:10) - Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen

  • Frank Sinatra with The Ken Lane Singers.

21 Nov 1949 — New York: "Light Up Time" #56 (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #836)

Conductor: Ziggy Elman | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Dorothy Kirsten (vocalist)

  • Baby, It's Cold Outside (2:17) - Frank Loesser

  • Frank Sinatra with Dorothy Kirsten.

30 Nov 1949 — New York: "Light Up Time" (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #2100)

Conductor: Ziggy Elman | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Dorothy Kirsten (vocalist), Orchestra

  • It's Only A Paper Moon (1:38 alt. arr.) - Harold Arlen, E.Y. Harburg, Billy Rose

  • Mad About You (2:14 alt. arr.) - Ned Washington, Victor Young

  • A Fine Romance (3:07 alt. arr.) - Dorothy Fields, Jerome Kern

  • Frank Sinatra with Dorothy Kirsten.

05 Dec 1949 — New York: "Light Up Time" #66 (NBC)

1940s

Radio Recording (Session #778)

Conductor: Ziggy Elman

  • A Foggy Day (1:40) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

08 Jan 1950 — New York: "The Jack Benny Program" (CBS)

1950s

Radio Recording (Session #2281)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra (guest), Gene Kelly (guest), Rosalind Russell (guest), Michael Romanoff (guest), Jack Benny, Mary Livingstone, Phil Harris, Eddie Anderson, Don Wilson, Frank Nelson

  • Feature Attraction: Murther At Romanoff's -

10 Jan 1950 — Unknown Location: "Light Up Time" #92 (NBC)

1950s

Radio Recording (Session #774)

Conductor: Jeff Alexander

  • 'S Wonderful (1:02) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

12 Jan 1950 — Hollywood (1st personnel lineup)

1950s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #740)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Jeff Alexander Choir, Ziggy Elman (trumpet), Lou McGarity (trombone), John Cave (french-horn), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Fred Stulce (saxophone/woodwinds), Heinie Beau (saxophone/woodwinds), Babe Russin (saxophone/woodwinds), Jules Kinsler (saxophone/woodwinds), Leonard Hartman (saxophone/woodwinds), Raoul Poliakin (violin), +13 more

  • RHCO3999-1God's Country (3:03) - Haven Gillespie, Beasley Smith

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Frank Sinatra with The Jeff Alexander Choir.

  • RHCO4000-1Sheila (unreleased) - Christopher Hayward, Frank Sinatra, Robert Staver

  • RHCO4000-2Sheila (3:17) - Christopher Hayward, Frank Sinatra, Robert Staver

12 Jan 1950 — Hollywood (2nd personnel lineup)

1950s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #741)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Jeff Alexander Choir, Ziggy Elman (trumpet), Lou McGarity (trombone), Fred Stulce (saxophone/woodwinds), Heinie Beau (saxophone/woodwinds), Babe Russin (saxophone/woodwinds), Ken Lane (piano), Allan Reuss (guitar), Phil Stephens (string bass), Ray Hagan (drums)

  • RHCO4001-1Chattanoogie Shoe Shine Boy (2:37) - Jack Stapp, Harry Stone

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl, Matty Matlock

  • Frank Sinatra with The Jeff Alexander Choir.

23 Feb 1950 — Hollywood

1950s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #744)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Jane Russell (vocalist), The Modernaires [Paula Kelly, Johnny Drake, Francis Scott, Hal Dickinson, Alan Copeland] (vocalists), Alan Copeland (arranger for The Modernaires), Ziggy Elman (trumpet), George Seaberg (trumpet), Zeke Zarchy (trumpet), Randy Brooks (trumpet), +13 more

  • RHCO4020-1Kisses And Tears (2:45) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • Frank Sinatra with Jane Russell and The Modernaires.

  • RHCO4021-1When The Sun Goes Down (3:00) - Walter O'Keefe, Irvine Orton

  • Frank Sinatra with The Modernaires.

10 Mar 1950 — New York

1950s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #745)

Conductor: Mitch Miller | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Billy Butterfield (trumpet), Harry Freistadt (trumpet), Will Bradley (trombone), Larry Altpeter (trombone), Eddy Powell (saxophone/woodwinds), Vincent Abato (saxophone/woodwinds), Russell Banzer (saxophone/woodwinds), Sal Amato (saxophone/woodwinds), Stan Freeman (piano), Art Ryerson (guitar), Frank Carroll (string bass), +1 more

  • CO42967-1American Beauty Rose (2:34) - Arthur Altman, Hal David, Redd Evans

  • Arrangement: Norman Leyden

  • CO42967-2American Beauty Rose (2:34 dubbing) - Arthur Altman, Hal David, Redd Evans

  • American Beauty Rose (2:36 alt. vocal) - Arthur Altman, Hal David, Redd Evans

  • American Beauty Rose (orchestra) - Arthur Altman, Hal David, Redd Evans

21 Mar 1950 — New York: "Light Up Time" #142 (NBC) / Lite Up Time #60 (AFRS)

1950s

Radio Recording (Session #750)

Conductor: Skitch Henderson | Frank Sinatra (vocalist) ... Note: location speculated as New York.

  • Younger Than Springtime (2:19) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

08 Apr 1950 — New York

1950s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #752)

Conductor: George Siravo | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Rosemary Clooney (vocalist), The Pastels (vocalists), Chris Griffin (trumpet), Pinky Savitt (trumpet), Ruby Weinstein (trumpet), Rickey Trent (trumpet), George Arus (trombone), Cutty Cutshall (trombone), Al Klink (saxophone/woodwinds), Emmett Callen (saxophone/woodwinds), Hymie Shertzer (saxophone/woodwinds), +6 more

  • CO43100-1Peachtree Street (3:06) - Leni Mason, Jimmy Saunders, Frank Sinatra

  • Arrangement: George Siravo

  • Frank Sinatra with Rosemary Clooney.

  • CO43101-1There's Something Missing (unreleased) - Bennie Benjamin, Morton Downey, R. O'Brien, James Rule, George Weiss

  • Frank Sinatra with The Pastels.

11 Apr 1950 — Unknown Location: "Light Up Time" #157 (NBC) / "Lite Up Time" #75 (AFRS)

1950s

Radio Recording (Session #834)

Conductor: Skitch Henderson

  • Night And Day (2:30) - Cole Porter

14 Apr 1950 — New York

1950s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #757)

Conductor: George Siravo | Frank Sinatra (vocalist: microphone shut off, vocal overdubbed later), Billy Butterfield (trumpet), Carl Poole (trumpet), Pinky Savitt (trumpet), George Arus (trombone), Billy Rauch (trombone), Hymie Shertzer (saxophone/woodwinds), Emmett Callen (saxophone/woodwinds), Leonard Hartman (saxophone/woodwinds), Babe Russin (saxophone/woodwinds), Ernie Caceres (saxophone/woodwinds), Ken Lane (piano), +3 more

  • CO43126-1Should I? (2:24) - Nacio Herb Brown, Arthur Freed

  • Arrangement: George Siravo

  • CO43127-1You Do Something To Me (2:32) - Cole Porter

  • CO43128-1Lover (2:39) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

24 Apr 1950 — New York

1950s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #759)

Conductor: George Siravo | Frank Sinatra (vocalist: microphone shut off, vocal overdubbed later), Chris Griffin (trumpet), Billy Butterfield (trumpet), Pinky Savitt (trumpet), Steve Lipkins (trumpet), Buddy Morrow (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Hymie Shertzer (saxophone/woodwinds), Artie Drelinger (saxophone/woodwinds), Jerry Jerome (saxophone/woodwinds), Babe Russin (saxophone/woodwinds), Jimmy Horvath (saxophone/woodwinds), +4 more

  • CO43180-1When You're Smiling (The Whole World Smiles With You) (2:37) - Mark Fisher, Joe Goodwin, Larry Shay

  • Arrangement: George Siravo

  • CO43181-1It's Only A Paper Moon (1:56) - Harold Arlen, E.Y. Harburg, Billy Rose

  • CO43182-1My Blue Heaven (2:26) - Walter Donaldson, George Whiting

  • CO43183-1The Continental (2:32) - Con Conrad, Herb Magidson

28 Jun 1950 — New York

1950s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #760)

Conductor: Mitch Miller | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Mitch Miller Singers, Lou White (organ), Mundell Lowe (guitar), Frank Carroll (string bass)

  • CO44015-1Goodnight Irene (2:48) - Huddie Ledbetter, John Lomax

  • Arrangement: Norman Leyden

  • Frank Sinatra with The Mitch Miller Singers.

  • CO44016-1Dear Little Boy Of Mine (2:41) - Ernest Ball, J. Keirn Brennan

  • Arrangement: J. Carroll

02 Aug 1950 — New York

1950s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #761)

Conductor: Percy Faith | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Helen Carroll & The Swantones (vocalists), Red Solomon (trumpet), Andy Ferretti (trumpet), Will Bradley (trombone), Billy Rauch (trombone), Vincent Abato (alto saxophone/clarinet), Bernie Kaufman (alto saxophone/clarinet/flute), John Fulton (tenor saxophone/clarinet/flute-piccolo), Russell Banzer (tenor saxophone/clarinet/bassoon), Harry Feldman (baritone saxophone/clarinet), Graham Forbes (piano), +3 more

  • CO44185-1Life Is So Peculiar (2:06) - Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: George Siravo

  • Frank Sinatra with Helen Carroll & The Swantones.

18 Sep 1950 — New York

1950s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #762)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Moon Mists [John Ackerman, Frank Howren, David O'Hearn, Marilyn Sullivan, Gordon Thorin] (vocalists), Dale McMickle (trumpet), Tony Faso (trumpet), Jack Owens (trumpet), Billy Rauch (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Wesley Heins (trombone), +20 more

  • CO44366-1Accidents Will Happen (2:58) - Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • CO44367-1One Finger Melody (2:39) - Kermit Goell, Al Hoffman, Fred Spielman

  • Frank Sinatra with The Moon Mists.

21 Sep 1950 — New York (1st personnel lineup)

1950s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #770)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Moon Mists [John Ackerman, Frank Howren, David O'Hearn, Marilyn Sullivan, Gordon Thorin] (vocalists), Chris Griffin (trumpet), Tony Faso (trumpet), Johnny Owens (trumpet), Billy Rauch (trombone), Buddy Morrow (trombone), George Arus (trombone), +20 more

  • CO44376-1Remember Me In Your Dreams (2:30) - Hal David, Morty Nevins

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl, George Siravo, Gil Evans

  • CO44377-1If Only She'd Look My Way (2:47) - Alan Melville, Ivor Novello

  • CO44378-1London By Night (3:05) - Carroll Coates

21 Sep 1950 — New York (2nd personnel lineup)

1950s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #771)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Pastels (vocalists), Chris Griffin (trumpet), Tony Faso (trumpet), Johnny Owens (trumpet), Billy Rauch (trombone), Buddy Morrow (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Johnny Barrows (french-horn), Hymie Shertzer (saxophone/woodwinds), Bernie Kaufman (saxophone/woodwinds), James Lytell (saxophone/woodwinds), +6 more

  • CO44379-1Meet Me At The Copa (3:09) - Sammy Cahn, Axel Stordahl

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl, George Siravo, Gil Evans

09 Oct 1950 — New York

1950s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #787)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Moon Mists [Marilyn Sullivan, Gordon Thorin, John Ackerman, Frank Warren, David O'Hearn] (vocalists), Billy Butterfield (trumpet), Chris Griffin (trumpet), Johnny Owens (trumpet), George Arus (trombone), Larry Altpeter (trombone), William Rauch (trombone), +20 more

  • CO44427-1Come Back To Sorrento (Torna A Surriento) (2:13) - Ernesto de Curtis, Giovanni Battista de Curtis

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • CO44428-1April In Paris (2:43) - Vernon Duke, E.Y. Harburg

  • CO44429-1I Guess I'll Have To Dream The Rest (2:42) - Martin Block, Harold Green, Mickey Stoner

  • CO44430-1Nevertheless (I'm In Love With You) (3:08) - Bert Kalmar, Harry Ruby

  • Arrangement: George Siravo

10 Oct 1950 — New York: "Life With Luigi" (CBS)

1950s

Radio Recording (Session #2182)

Conductor: Lyn Murray | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • O Marie (1:00) - Eduardo di Capua, Clover Carlson

05 Nov 1950 — New York

1950s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #790)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The B. Swanson Quartet (vocalists), Dale McMickle (trumpet), Johnny Owens (trumpet), Yank Lawson (trumpet), Roland Dupont (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Bill Rank (trombone), Johnny Barrows (french-horn), Hymie Shertzer (saxophone/woodwinds), Bernie Kaufman (saxophone/woodwinds), Mannie Gershman (saxophone/woodwinds), +6 more

  • CO44615-1Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow! (2:33) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: George Siravo

11 Nov 1950 — New York

1950s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #794)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Lee Castle (trumpet), Dale McMickle (trumpet), Jack Owens (trumpet), Billy Rauch (trombone), Bill Rank (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Johnny Barrows (french-horn), Hymie Shertzer (saxophone/woodwinds), Bernie Kaufman (saxophone/woodwinds), Mannie Gershman (saxophone/woodwinds), Harry Feldman (saxophone/woodwinds), +15 more

  • CO44634-1Take My Love (3:15) - Joel Herron, Frank Sinatra, Jack Wolf (adapted from Brahms' "3rd Symphony")

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • CO44635-1I Am Loved (2:25) - Cole Porter

  • CO44636-1You Don't Remind Me (2:48) - Cole Porter

  • CO44637You're The One (unreleased) - Ned Washington, Victor Young

11 Dec 1950 — New York

1950s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #795)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Rosemary Clooney (vocalist), Chris Griffin (trumpet), Hymie Shertzer (saxophone/woodwinds), Toots Mondello (saxophone/woodwinds), Mannie Gershman (saxophone/woodwinds), Harry Feldman (saxophone/woodwinds), Artie Drelinger (saxophone/woodwinds), Graham Forbes (piano), Matty Golizio (guitar), Frank Carroll (string bass), Johnny Blowers (drums)

  • CO44714-1Love Means Love (3:01) - Bonnie Lake, Carl Sigman

  • Arrangement: George Siravo

  • Frank Sinatra with Rosemary Clooney.

  • CO44715-1Cherry Pies Ought To Be You (2:20) - Cole Porter

1951 — Hollywood: Promotional Spot

1950s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #2489)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra

  • Promotional Spot For "Meet Danny Wilson" (0:25) -

16 Jan 1951 — New York

1950s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #797)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Skylarks [George Becker (leader/arranger), Gilda Maiken, Joe Hamilton, Earl Brown, Jackie Gershwin] (vocalists), Dale McMickle (trumpet), Tony Faso (trumpet), Jack Owens (trumpet), Billy Rauch (trombone), Lou McGarity (trombone), George Arus (trombone), +19 more

  • CO45111-1Faithful (3:10) - Jimmy Kennedy, Harry Stone

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • CO45112-1You're The One (3:02) - Ned Washington, Victor Young

  • CO45113-1There's Something Missing (3:16) - Bennie Benjamin, Morton Downey, R. O'Brien, James Rule, George Weiss

  • Arrangement: George Siravo

03 Feb 1951 — Hollywood: "The Frank Sinatra Show" (CBS)

1950s

Television Recording (Session #835)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocals), June Hutton (vocals)

  • You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To (2:16 spoken intro) - Cole Porter

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

02 Mar 1951 — New York

1950s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #798)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Jack Satterfield (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Johnny Barrows (french-horn), Bill Stegmeyer (saxophone/woodwinds), Harry Feldman (saxophone/woodwinds), Bernie Kaufman (saxophone/woodwinds), Mannie Gershman (saxophone/woodwinds), Artie Drelinger (saxophone/woodwinds), Raoul Poliakin (violin), Zelly Smirnoff (violin), Maurice Hershaft (violin), +15 more

  • CO45156-1Hello, Young Lovers (3:32) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • CO45157-1We Kiss In A Shadow (3:35) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

27 Mar 1951 — New York

1950s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #799)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Ray Charles Singers, Billy Rauch (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Johnny Barrows (french-horn), Harry Terrill (saxophone/woodwinds), Fred Glantz (saxophone/woodwinds), Harold Keinz (saxophone/woodwinds), Bernie Kaufman (saxophone/woodwinds), Mannie Gershman (saxophone/woodwinds), Teddy Lassoff (violin), Fred Buldrini (violin), +16 more

  • CO45184-1I Whistle A Happy Tune (2:28) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • CO45185-1I'm A Fool To Want You (2:55) - Joel Herron, Frank Sinatra, Jack Wolf

  • CO45186-1Love Me (3:09) - Ned Washington, Victor Young

Apr 1951 — The Bob Hope Show (NBC)

1950s

Television Recording (Session #2692)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Bob Hope (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Nancy (With The Laughing Face) (Robert, With The Upswept Nose) (parody) (1:02) - James Van Heusen (original melody)

  • FS and Bob Hope parody duet.

10 May 1951 — New York

1950s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #800)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Dagmar (vocalist), Donald Bain (dog imitations), R. Curtiss (sound effects), Terry Snyder (sound effects), Chris Griffin (trumpet), Billy Rauch (trombone), Hymie Schertzer (saxophone/woodwinds), Al Klink (saxophone/woodwinds), Bernard Kaufman (saxophone/woodwinds), Mannie Gershman (saxophone/woodwinds), Ernest Caceres (saxophone/woodwinds), +5 more

  • CO45819-1Mama Will Bark (2:54) - Dick Manning

  • Arrangement: J. Carroll, L. Carroll

  • Frank Sinatra with Dagmar plus Donald Bain.

  • CO45820-1It's A Long Way (From Your House To My House) (2:43) - Roy Brodsky, Sid Tepper

13 Jun 1951 — Universal City, CA: Universal-International Session for "Meet Danny Wilson" (two sessions)

1950s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #811)

Conductor: Joseph Gershenson | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Mannie Klein (trumpet [1st session]), Gene LaFreniere (trumpet), Don Linder (trumpet), Robert Goodrich (trumpet), John Stanley (trombone), Bruce Squires (trombone), Lank Menge (trombone), Lloyd Hildebrand (bassoon [1st session]), Willard Culley Jr. (french-horn [2nd session]), Arthur Gault (oboe [2nd session]), Arthur Smith (saxophone/flute), +26 more

  • All Of Me (1:30) - Gerald Marks, Seymour Simons

  • Arrangement: Joseph Gershenson

  • How Deep Is The Ocean? (1:53) - Irving Berlin

  • She's Funny That Way (1:31 edit) - Neil Moret, Richard Whiting

  • That Old Black Magic (2:38) - Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer

  • When You're Smiling (The Whole World Smiles With You) (1:52) - Mark Fisher, Joe Goodwin, Larry Shay

  • You're A Sweetheart (2:23) - Harold Adamson, Jimmy McHugh

21 Jun 1951 — Universal City, CA: Universal-International Session for "Meet Danny Wilson" (1st personnel lineup)

1950s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #816)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra (vocalist), George Fields (harmonica), Allan Reuss (guitar)

  • Lonesome Man Blues (1:27 edit) - Sy Oliver

  • Arrangement: Joseph Gershenson

21 Jun 1951 — Universal City, CA: Universal-International Session for "Meet Danny Wilson" (2nd personnel lineup)

1950s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #815)

Conductor: Joseph Gershenson | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Ebonaires (vocalists), Gene LaFreniere (trumpet), John Stanley (trombone), Blake Reynolds (saxophone/clarinet), Karl Leaf (saxophone/clarinet), Lyman Gandee (piano), Allan Reuss (guitar), Harold Brown (string bass), Ralph Collier (drums)

  • I've Got A Crush On You (unreleased) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • Arrangement: Joseph Gershenson

  • Rejected take; see session for July 11, 1951.

21 Jun 1951 — Universal City, CA: Universal-International Session for "Meet Danny Wilson" (3rd personnel lineup)

1950s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #2491)

Conductor: Joseph Gershenson | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Shelley Winters (vocalist), Don Linder (trumpet), Robert Goodrich (trumpet), Bruce Squires (trombone), Lank Menge (trombone), Al Harding (clarinet), Lyman Gandee (piano), Allan Reuss (guitar), Harold McDonald (drums) ... Note: recording date disputed between June 13 and this date.

  • A Good Man Is Hard To Find (excerpt) - Edward Green

  • Arrangement: Joseph Gershenson

  • RHCO10022-2A Good Man Is Hard To Find (2:55) - Edward Green

11 Jul 1951 — Universal City, CA: Universal-International Session for "Meet Danny Wilson"

1950s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #818)

Conductor: Joseph Gershenson | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Ebonaires (vocalists), Ken Lane (piano), Orchestra

  • I've Got A Crush On You (1:52) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • Arrangement: Joseph Gershenson

19 Jul 1951 — Hollywood: Radio Recorders Annex

1950s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #819)

Conductor: Harry James | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Harry James (trumpet [leading]), Nick Buono (trumpet), Phil Cook (trumpet), Everett McDonald (trumpet), Ralph Osborn (trumpet), Lewis McCreary (trombone), Ray Conniff (trombone), Jimmy Priddy (trombone), Hal Smith (bass trombone), Herbie Stewart (tenor saxophone), Polly Polifroni (alto saxophone), +6 more

  • RHCO4561-1Castle Rock (2:31) - Ervin Drake, Al Sears, Jimmy Shirl

  • Arrangement: Ray Conniff

  • RHCO4562-1Farewell, Farewell To Love (2:52) - George Siravo, Jack Wolf

  • RHCO4563-1Deep Night (3:16) - Charlie Henderson, Rudy Vallee

27 Jul 1951 — Universal City, CA: Universal-International Session for "Meet Danny Wilson"

1950s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #820)

Conductor: Milton Rosen | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Ken Lane (piano), Orchestra ... Vocal pickups for June 1951 recordings.

07 Jan 1952 — Hollywood (1st personnel lineup)

1950s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #821)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Jeff Alexander Choir, Zeke Zarchy (trumpet), Jimmy Priddy (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Jack Dumont (saxophone/woodwinds), Morris Bercov (saxophone/woodwinds), Babe Russin (saxophone/woodwinds), Mannie Gershman (saxophone/woodwinds), Leonard Hartman (saxophone/woodwinds), Mischa Russell (violin), Harry Bluestone (violin), +12 more

  • RHCO10081-1I Could Write A Book (2:40) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • RHCO10082-1I Hear A Rhapsody (3:02) - Jack Baker, George Fragos, Dick Gasparre

07 Jan 1952 — Hollywood (2nd personnel lineup)

1950s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #822)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Zeke Zarchy (trumpet), Jimmy Priddy (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Jack Dumont (saxophone/woodwinds), Morris Bercov (saxophone/woodwinds), Babe Russin (saxophone/woodwinds), Mannie Gershman (saxophone/woodwinds), Leonard Hartman (saxophone/woodwinds), Bill Miller (piano), Allan Reuss (guitar), Jack Ryan (string bass), +1 more

  • RHCO10083-1Walking In The Sunshine (2:40) - Bob Merrill

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

18 Jan 1952 — Hollywood: "The Dean Martin And Jerry Lewis Show" (NBC)

1950s

Radio Recording (Session #2191)

Conductor: Dick Stabile | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Dean Martin (vocalist), Jerry Lewis (vocalist), Orchestra

  • I've Got A Crush On You (2:25) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • School Days (0:52) - Will Cobb, Gus Edwards

  • Row, Row, Row Your Boat (0:35) - Traditional

06 Feb 1952 — Hollywood (1st personnel lineup)

1950s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #823)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Zeke Zarchy (trumpet), Jimmy Priddy (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Fred Stulce (saxophone/woodwinds), Emmett Callen (saxophone/woodwinds), Babe Russin (saxophone/woodwinds), Mannie Gershman (saxophone/woodwinds), Leonard Hartman (saxophone/woodwinds), Marshall Sosson (violin), Mischa Russell (violin), Dan Lube (violin), +11 more

  • RHCO10110-1My Girl (2:24) - Charles Freed

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • RHCO10114-1Feet Of Clay (2:56) - Alex Kramer, Joan Whitney, Hy Zaret

06 Feb 1952 — Hollywood (2nd personnel lineup)

1950s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #824)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Zeke Zarchy (trumpet), Jimmy Priddy (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Fred Stulce (saxophone/woodwinds), Emmett Callen (saxophone/woodwinds), Babe Russin (saxophone/woodwinds), Mannie Gershman (saxophone/woodwinds), Leonard Hartman (saxophone/woodwinds), Bill Miller (piano), Allan Reuss (guitar), Jack Ryan (string bass), +1 more

  • RHCO10115-1Don't Ever Be Afraid To Go Home (2:28) - Bob Hilliard, Carl Sigman

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

02 Mar 1952 — Palm Springs, CA: "The Jack Benny Program" (CBS)

1950s

Radio Recording (Session #2279)

Conductor: Mahlon Merrick | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), George Burns (vocalist), Danny Kaye (vocalist), Groucho Marx (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Then I'll Come Back To You (2:21) - Jack Benny

03 Jun 1952 — Hollywood (1st personnel lineup)

1950s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #825)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Norman Luboff Choir, Zeke Zarchy (trumpet), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Johnny Best (trumpet), Jimmy Priddy (trombone), Dick Noel (trombone), George Arus (trombone), Fred Stulce (saxophone/woodwinds), Les Robinson (saxophone/woodwinds), Babe Russin (saxophone/woodwinds), Ted Nash (saxophone/woodwinds), +5 more

  • RHCO10178-1Luna Rossa (2:37) - Vincenzo de Crescenzo (It. w), Kermit Goell (Eng. w.), Antonio Viscione

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • RHCO10179-1The Birth Of The Blues (3:28) - Lew Brown, B.G. DeSylva, Ray Henderson

  • Arrangement: Heinie Beau

03 Jun 1952 — Hollywood (2nd personnel lineup)

1950s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #827)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Zeke Zarchy (trumpet), Les Robinson (saxophone/woodwinds), Babe Russin (saxophone/woodwinds), Ted Nash (saxophone/woodwinds), Chuck Gentry (saxophone/woodwinds), Bill Miller (piano), Allan Reuss (guitar), Wesley Ebb West (steel guitar), Jack Ryan (string bass), Alvin Stoller (drums), Joe Siracusa (percussion/washboard)

  • RHCO10180-1Azure-Te (Paris Blues) (2:33) - Wild Bill Davis, Jack Wolf

  • Arrangement: George Siravo

  • RHCO10181-1Tennessee Newsboy (2:32) - Percy Faith, Dick Manning

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • RHCO10190-1Bim Bam Baby (2:20) - Sammy Mysels

17 Sep 1952 — New York

1950s

Columbia II Studio Session (Session #2520)

Conductor: Percy Faith | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Jack Satterfield (trombone), Charles Butterfield (trombone), Phil Giardina (trombone), Vincent Abato (saxophone/woodwinds), Al Freidstadt (saxophone/woodwinds), John Fulton (saxophone/woodwinds), Russell Banzer (saxophone/woodwinds), Harry Feldman (saxophone/woodwinds), Milton Lomask (violin), George Ockner (violin), Mannie Green (violin), +14 more

  • CO48181-1Why Try To Change Me Now (2:47) - Cy Coleman, Joseph A. McCarthy

  • Arrangement: Percy Faith

02 Apr 1953 — Hollywood: KHJ Studios (Capitol recording session #2999)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #844)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Zeke Zarchy (trumpet), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Heinie Beau (saxophone/woodwinds), Skeets Herfurt (saxophone/woodwinds), Leonard Hartman (saxophone/woodwinds), Ted Nash (saxophone/woodwinds), Mischa Russell (violin), Harry Bluestone (violin), Alex Murray (violin), Paul Nero (violin), Irving Prager (violin), +9 more

  • 11394-4Lean Baby (2:33) - Roy Alfred, Billy May

  • Arrangement: Heinie Beau

  • 11395-5I'm Walking Behind You (2:54) - Billy Reid

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • 11396Day In, Day Out [ballad version] (3:15) - Rube Bloom, Johnny Mercer

  • 11397Don't Make A Beggar Of Me (3:00) - Al Sherman

30 Apr 1953 — Hollywood: KHJ Studios (Capitol recording session #3028)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #845)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Mannie Klein (trumpet), Mickey Mangano (trumpet), Zeke Zarchy (trumpet), Si Zentner (trombone), Joe Howard (trombone), Jimmy Priddy (trombone), Milton Bernhart (trombone), Skeets Herfurt (saxophone/woodwinds), Jack Dumont (saxophone/woodwinds), Ted Nash (saxophone/woodwinds), +6 more

  • 11504-10I've Got The World On A String (2:10) - Harold Arlen, Ted Koehler

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • 11511-14Don't Worry 'Bout Me (3:07) - Rube Bloom, Ted Koehler

  • 11512-7I Love You (2:27) - Harry Archer, Harlan Thompson

  • 11513-9South Of The Border (2:49) - Michael Carr, Jimmy Kennedy

02 May 1953 — Hollywood: KHJ Studios (Capitol recording session #3032)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #846)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Mannie Klein (trumpet), Clyde Hurley (trumpet), Milt Bernhart (trombone), Jimmy Priddy (trombone), John Cave (french-horn), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Skeets Herfurt (saxophone/woodwinds), James Williamson (saxophone/woodwinds), Ted Nash (saxophone/woodwinds), Mischa Russell (violin), Alex Murray (violin), +12 more

  • 11524Anytime, Anywhere (2:42) - Lenny Adelson, Imogen Carpenter

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • 11525My One And Only Love (3:10) - Robert Mellin, Guy Wood

  • 11526From Here To Eternity (2:59) - Freddie Karger, Robert Wells

  • 11527I Can Read Between The Lines (2:45) - Sid Frank, Ramon Getzov

03 May 1953 — Hollywood: U.S. Treasury Department's "Guest Star" #319

1950s

Radio Recording (Session #2105)

Conductor: Harry Sosnick | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Savings Bond Orchestra, John Conte (announcer)

  • Why Try To Change Me Now? (2:58) - Cy Coleman, Joseph A. McCarthy

  • The Birth Of The Blues (3:45) - Lew Brown, B.G. DeSylva, Ray Henderson

28 May 1953 — Rome, Italy: Studio A in Via Asiago 10 for "RAI Radio Club"

1950s

Radio Recording (Session #2464)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Domenico Modugno (vocalist), Bill Miller (piano)

  • September Song - Maxwell Anderson, Kurt Weill

  • Laura - Johnny Mercer, David Raksin

  • Ninna Nanna - Domenico Modugno

  • Night And Day - Cole Porter

16 Jul 1953 — London, England: BBC Show Band Show

1950s

Radio Recording (Session #1263)

Conductor: Cyril Stapleton | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Rikki Fulton (MC), BBC Show Band ... Note: live session, first transmitted July 16, 1953.

  • I've Got The World On A String (2:31 spoken intro) - Harold Arlen, Ted Koehler

  • Day In, Day Out (3:35) - Rube Bloom, Johnny Mercer

  • London By Night (3:26) - Carroll Coates

22 Sep 1953 — Hollywood: "To Be Perfectly Frank" Audition Session (NBC)

1950s

Radio Recording (Session #2107)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Bob Smith (slide whistle and sound effects), Nonet accompaniment with Graham Forbes (piano)

  • To Be Perfectly Frank Show Opening: Walking And Whistlin' The Blues / I've Got The World On A String (3:02 alt. arr.) - Les Paul / Harold Arlen, Ted Koehler

06 Oct 1953 — Hollywood: "Rocky Fortune (Episode #1): 'Oyster Shucker'" (NBC)

1950s

Radio Recording (Session #2152)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra as "Rocky Fortune."

  • Oyster Shucker (aka Pearl Smugglers) (25:00) -

13 Oct 1953 — Hollywood: "Rocky Fortune (Episode #2): 'Steven In A Rest Home" (NBC)

1950s

Radio Recording (Session #2192)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra as "Rocky Fortune."

  • Steven In A Rest Home (aka Rest Home Insurance Fraud) (24:00) -

20 Oct 1953 — Hollywood: "Rocky Fortune (Episode #3): 'Shipboard Jewel Robbery'" (NBC)

1950s

Radio Recording (Session #2260)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra as "Rocky Fortune."

  • Shipboard Jewel Robbery (aka Ship's Steward) (23:00) - George Lefferts

27 Oct 1953 — Hollywood: "Rocky Fortune (Episode #4): 'Pint-Sized Payroll Bandit'" (NBC)

1950s

Radio Recording (Session #2261)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra as "Rocky Fortune."

  • Pint-Sized Payroll Bandit (aka Short-Order Cook) (24:00) - George Lefferts

05 Nov 1953 — Hollywood: KHJ Studios (Capitol recording session #3148)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #847)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Skeets Herfurt (saxophone/woodwinds), Mahlon Clark (saxophone/woodwinds), Felix Slatkin (violin), Paul Shure (violin), Paul Robyn (viola), Eleanor Slatkin (violoncello), Kathryn Julye (harp), Bill Miller (piano), Al Hendrickson (guitar), Allan Reuss (guitar), Joe Comfort (string bass), +1 more

  • 11846-17A Foggy Day (2:36) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • Arrangement: George Siravo

  • 11847-10My Funny Valentine (2:28) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • 11852-4They Can't Take That Away From Me (1:57) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • 11853-4Violets For Your Furs (3:03) - Tom Adair, Matt Dennis

06 Nov 1953 — Hollywood: KHJ Studios (Capitol recording session #3150)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #848)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Skeets Herfurt (saxophone/woodwinds), Mahlon Clark (saxophone/woodwinds), Felix Slatkin (violin), Paul Shure (violin), Paul Robyn (viola), Eleanor Slatkin (violoncello), Kathryn Julye (harp), Bill Miller (piano/celeste), Al Hendrickson (guitar), Allan Reuss (guitar), Joe Comfort (string bass), +1 more

  • 11858Like Someone In Love (3:07) - Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • 11859-12I Get A Kick Out Of You (2:53) - Cole Porter

  • Arrangement: George Siravo

  • 12033Little Girl Blue (2:51) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • 12034The Girl Next Door (2:31) - Ralph Blane, Hugh Martin

10 Nov 1953 — Hollywood: "Rocky Fortune (Episode #5): 'Messenger For Murder'" (NBC)

1950s

Radio Recording (Session #2262)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra as "Rocky Fortune."

  • $100 An Hour Messenger (aka Messenger For Murder; Messenger Boy) (24:00) - George Lefferts

17 Nov 1953 — Hollywood: "Rocky Fortune (Episode #6): 'A Hepcat Kills The Canary'" (NBC)

1950s

Radio Recording (Session #2263)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra as "Rocky Fortune."

  • A Hepcat Kills The Canary (aka A Little Jazz Goes A Long Way To Murder) (24:00) - George Lefferts

17 Nov 1953 — Hollywood: "To Be Perfectly Frank" (NBC)

1950s

Radio Recording (Session #2109)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Sinatra Symphonette accompaniment featuring Graham Forbes (piano and celeste)

  • A Hundred Years From Today (2:20 alt. arr.) - Ned Washington, Joe Young, Victor Young

20 Nov 1953 — Hollywood: "To Be Perfectly Frank" (NBC)

1950s

Radio Recording (Session #2108)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Quintet accompaniment featuring Graham Forbes (piano)

  • I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm (1:41 alt. arr.) - Irving Berlin

  • This Can't Be Love (1:31 alt. arr.) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

24 Nov 1953 — Hollywood: "Rocky Fortune (Episode #7): 'Murder On The Aisle'" (NBC)

1950s

Radio Recording (Session #2264)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra as "Rocky Fortune."

  • Murder On The Aisle (aka Drama Critic's Bodyguard; Nursemaid To A Drama Critic) (25:00) - Ernest Kinoy

01 Dec 1953 — Hollywood: "Rocky Fortune (Episode #8): 'Murder Among The Statues'" (NBC)

1950s

Radio Recording (Session #2265)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra as "Rocky Fortune."

  • Murder Among The Statues (aka Art Store Handyman; Parlormaid To A Statue) (25:00) - Ernest Kinoy

08 Dec 1953 — Hollywood: "Rocky Fortune (Episode #9): 'Carnival One Way'" (NBC)

1950s

Radio Recording (Session #2266)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra as "Rocky Fortune."

  • Carnival One Way (aka The Kid And The Carnival) (24:00) - George Lefferts

08 Dec 1953 — Hollywood: KHJ Studios (Capitol recording session #3235)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #849)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Vocal Group, Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Emanuel Klein (trumpet), Shorty Sherock (trumpet), Mickey Mangano (trumpet), Milt Bernhart (trombone), Joe Howard (trombone), Lloyd Ulyate (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Jack Dumont (saxophone/woodwinds), Willie Schwartz (saxophone/woodwinds), +7 more

  • 12051-9Take A Chance (2:37) - Ruby Raksin, Dok Stanford

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • 12052Ya Better Stop (2:32) - Cliff Ferre, Mark McIntyre

  • 12053-11Why Should I Cry Over You? (2:40) - Chester Conn, Ned Miller

09 Dec 1953 — Hollywood: KHJ Studios (Capitol recording session #3238)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #851)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Tommy Pederson (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), John Cave (french-horn), John Graas (french-horn), Harry Klee (saxophone/woodwinds), Champ Webb (saxophone/woodwinds), Skeets Herfurt (saxophone/woodwinds), Mischa Russell (violin), Gerald Vinci (violin), Harry Bluestone (violin), Felix Slatkin (violin), +14 more

  • 11991-27Rain (Falling From The Skies) (3:22) - George Finlay, Robert Mellin

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • 11992-12Young At Heart (2:50) - Carolyn Leigh, Johnny Richards

  • 11993-11I Could Have Told You (3:16) - James Van Heusen, Carl Sigman

15 Dec 1953 — Hollywood: "Rocky Fortune (Episode #10): 'Companion To A Chimp'" (NBC)

1950s

Radio Recording (Session #2270)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra as "Rocky Fortune."

  • Companion To A Chimp (aka Paid Companion) (25:00) - George Lefferts

15 Dec 1953 — Hollywood: "To Be Perfectly Frank" (NBC)

1950s

Radio Recording (Session #2110)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Bob Smith (slide whistle and sound effects), Quintet accompaniment featuring Graham Forbes (piano), Eddie King (announcer)

  • Them There Eyes & To Be Perfectly Frank Closing: Walkin' And Whistlin' The Blues (3:14) - Maceo Pinkard, Doris Tauber, William Tracey / Les Paul

18 Dec 1953 — Hollywood: "To Be Perfectly Frank" (NBC)

1950s

Radio Recording (Session #2115)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Graham Forbes (celeste)

  • The Frank Sinatra Show Closing: Put Your Dreams Away (5:48 composite) - Ruth Lowe, Paul Mann, Stephan Weiss

22 Dec 1953 — Hollywood: "Rocky Fortune (Episode #11): 'The Plot To Murder Santa Claus'" (NBC)

1950s

Radio Recording (Session #2269)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra as "Rocky Fortune."

  • The Plot To Murder Santa Claus (aka Department Store Santa) (25:00) - George Lefferts

29 Dec 1953 — Hollywood: "Rocky Fortune (Episode #12): 'Prize Fighter Setup'" (NBC)

1950s

Radio Recording (Session #2271)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra as "Rocky Fortune."

  • Prize Fighter Setup (aka Prize Fighter) (24:00) - George Lefferts

05 Jan 1954 — Hollywood: "Rocky Fortune (Episode #13): 'On the Trail Of A Killer'" (NBC)

1950s

Radio Recording (Session #2272)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra as "Rocky Fortune."

  • On the Trail Of A Killer (aka Love And Death; Sister Ellie's Dead) (25:00) - Norman Sickel

12 Jan 1954 — Hollywood: "Rocky Fortune (Episode #14): 'Rodeo Murder'" (NBC)

1950s

Radio Recording (Session #2273)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra as "Rocky Fortune."

  • Rodeo Murder (aka Ride 'Em Cowboy) (25:00) - Ernest Kinoy

19 Jan 1954 — Hollywood: "Rocky Fortune (Episode #15): 'The Museum Murder'" (NBC)

1950s

Radio Recording (Session #2274)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra as "Rocky Fortune."

  • The Museum Murder (aka Murder In The Museum; Museum Of Ancient History) (25:00) - George Lefferts

26 Jan 1954 — Hollywood: "Rocky Fortune (Episode #16): 'Hauling Nitro'" (NBC)

1950s

Radio Recording (Session #2275)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra as "Rocky Fortune."

  • Hauling Nitro (aka Hollywood Or Boom) (24:00) - George Lefferts

02 Feb 1954 — Hollywood: "Rocky Fortune (Episode #17): 'Football Fix'" (NBC)

1950s

Radio Recording (Session #2276)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra as "Rocky Fortune."

  • Football Fix (aka Football Scandal) (25:00) - Doc Sanford

09 Feb 1954 — Hollywood: "Rocky Fortune (Episode #18): 'Social Director'" (NBC)

1950s

Radio Recording (Session #2759)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra as "Rocky Fortune."

  • Social Director (aka Catskills Cover-Up) (25:00) -

16 Feb 1954 — Hollywood: "Rocky Fortune (Episode #19): 'Too Many Husbands'" (NBC)

1950s

Radio Recording (Session #2228)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra as "Rocky Fortune."

  • Too Many Husbands [aka The Too-Much-Married Blonde] (24:00) - Norman Sickel

23 Feb 1954 — Hollywood: "Rocky Fortune (Episode #20): 'Decoy For Death'" (NBC)

1950s

Radio Recording (Session #2277)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra as "Rocky Fortune."

  • Decoy For Death (aka Hit List; The Grinder) (25:00) - George Lefferts

01 Mar 1954 — Hollywood: KHJ Studios (Capitol recording session #3337)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #852)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Joe Howard (trombone), Tommy Pederson (trombone), John Cave (french-horn), John Graas (french-horn), Harry Klee (saxophone/woodwinds), Champ Webb (saxophone/woodwinds), James Williamson (saxophone/woodwinds), Mahlon Clark (saxophone/woodwinds), Morton Friedman (saxophone/woodwinds), Bart Caldarell (saxophone/woodwinds), Mischa Russell (violin), +23 more

  • 12365Day In, Day Out [slow version] (3:03) - Rube Bloom, Johnny Mercer

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • 12366-30Last Night When We Were Young (3:13) - Harold Arlen, E.Y. Harburg

  • 12367-4Three Coins In The Fountain (3:03) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

02 Mar 1954 — Hollywood: "Rocky Fortune (Episode #21): 'The Doctor's Dilemma'" (NBC)

1950s

Radio Recording (Session #2278)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra as "Rocky Fortune."

  • The Doctor's Dilemma (aka Drug Addict) (24:00) - Norman Sickel

09 Mar 1954 — Hollywood: "Rocky Fortune (Episode #22): 'Let's Find A Murderer'" (NBC)

1950s

Radio Recording (Session #2763)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra as "Rocky Fortune."

  • Let's Find A Murderer (aka Incident In A Bar; Fresh Corpse) (25:00) - George Lefferts

14 Mar 1954 — Hollywood: "The Bing Crosby Show" (CBS: March 21, 1954)

1950s

Radio Recording (Session #2526)

Conductor: John Scott Trotter | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Bing Crosby (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Young At Heart (3:52) - Carolyn Leigh, Johnny Richards

  • Among My Souvenirs (2:05 medley) - Edgar Leslie, Horatio Nicholls

  • September Song (1:55 medley) - Maxwell Anderson, Kurt Weill

  • As Time Goes By (2:06 medley) - Herman Hupfeld

14 Mar 1954 — Hollywood: "The Bing Crosby Show" (CBS: March 28, 1954)

1950s

Radio Recording (Session #2527)

Conductor: John Scott Trotter | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Bing Crosby (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Take A Chance (2:27) - Ruby Raksin, Dok Stanford

  • Till We Meet Again (1:35 medley) - Richard Whiting

  • There's A Long, Long Trail (1:05 medley) - Zo Elliot, Stoddard King

  • Talk With Bing Crosby (2:04) -

16 Mar 1954 — Hollywood: "Rocky Fortune (Episode #23): 'The Little Voice Of Murder'" (NBC)

1950s

Radio Recording (Session #2761)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra as "Rocky Fortune."

  • The Little Voice Of Murder (aka Psychological Murder; Witness To A Kill; Witness To A Will) (25:00) - Norman Sickel

23 Mar 1954 — Hollywood: "Rocky Fortune (Episode #24): 'Rocket To The Morgue'" (NBC)

1950s

Radio Recording (Session #2762)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra as "Rocky Fortune."

  • Rocket To The Morgue (aka Zenith Foundation; Rocket Racket) (25:00) - Norman Sickel

25 Mar 1954 — Hollywood: RKO Pantages Theatre for The 26th Academy Awards Ceremony

1950s

Radio Recording (Session #2493)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra

  • Acceptance Speech For Receiving "Best Supporting Actor" Academy Award (1:16) -

30 Mar 1954 — Hollywood: "Rocky Fortune (Episode #25): 'Boarding House Double-Cross'" (NBC)

1950s

Radio Recording (Session #2178)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra as "Rocky Fortune."

  • Boarding House Double-Cross (25:00) - Norman Sickel

31 Mar 1954 — Los Angeles: 20th Century Fox Session for "Three Coins In The Fountain" Soundtrack

1950s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #1018)

Conductor: Victor Young | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Three Coins In The Fountain (3:41) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: Victor Young

02 Apr 1954 — Hollywood: KHJ Studios (Capitol recording session #3384)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #855)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Vocal Chorus [Lee Gotch, Clark Yocum, Allan Davies, Charles Schrouder, Marie Vernon, Eileen Neeley, Jana Ekelund, Dorothy McCarty], Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Mannie Klein (trumpet), Joe Howard (trombone), +20 more

  • 12511The Sea Song (2:53) - Dorothy Fields, Arthur Schwartz

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

07 Apr 1954 — Hollywood: KHJ Studios (Capitol recording session #3354)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #857)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Harry Edison (trumpet), Tommy Pederson (trombone), Ray Sims (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Mahlon Clark (alto saxophone), Skeets Herfurt (alto saxophone), Babe Russin (tenor saxophone), Eddie Miller (clarinet), Joe Koch (baritone saxophone), Bill Miller (piano), Allan Reuss (guitar), +3 more

  • 12430Sunday (2:27) - Chester Conn, Bennie Krueger, Ned Miller, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • 12431Just One Of Those Things (3:13) - Cole Porter

  • 12432I'm Gonna Sit Right Down And Write Myself A Letter (2:24) - Fred E. Ahlert, Joe Young

  • 12433Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams (2:12) - Harry Barris, Ted Koehler, Billy Moll

19 Apr 1954 — Hollywood: KHJ Studios (Capitol recording session #3399)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #858)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Harry Edison (trumpet), Tommy Pederson (trombone), Ray Sims (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Skeets Herfurt (alto saxophone), Abe Most (alto saxophone), Babe Russin (tenor saxophone), Eddie Miller (clarinet), Joe Koch (baritone saxophone), Bill Miller (piano), Bob Bain (guitar), +3 more

  • 12564-16All Of Me (2:05) - Gerald Marks, Seymour Simons

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • 12565Jeepers Creepers (2:21) - Johnny Mercer, Harry Warren

  • 12566Get Happy (2:23) - Harold Arlen, Ted Koehler

  • 12567-5Taking A Chance On Love (2:11) - Vernon Duke, Ted Fetter, John Latouche

06 May 1954 — Hollywood: "Talk With Louella Parsons"

1950s

Radio Recording (Session #2494)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra, Louella Parsons

  • Interview Discussing Latest Film Work (3:09) -

  • FS discusses "Three Coins In The Fountain" and "Young At Heart."

13 May 1954 — Hollywood: KHJ Studios (Capitol recording session #3427)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #859)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Zeke Zarchy (trumpet), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Harry Edison (trumpet), Dick Noel (trombone), Tommy Pederson (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Mahlon Clark (saxophone/woodwinds), Chuck Gentry (saxophone/woodwinds), Skeets Herfurt (saxophone/woodwinds), Ted Nash (saxophone/woodwinds), Champ Webb (saxophone/woodwinds), +19 more

  • 12642The Gal That Got Away (3:09) - Harold Arlen, Ira Gershwin

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • 12643Half As Lovely (Twice As True) (3:02) - Sammy Gallop, Lew Spence

  • 12644It Worries Me (2:47) - Fritz Schultz-Reichel, Carl Sigman (Eng. w.), Ernst Verch (Ger. w.)

12 Jul 1954 — Hollywood: Warner Bros. Session for "Young At Heart" Soundtrack

1950s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #1025)

Conductor: Ray Heindorf | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Bill Miller (piano), Orchestra

  • Someone To Watch Over Me (2:00 film version) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • Arrangement: Ray Heindorf

  • Someone To Watch Over Me (Alternate Mix, With Orchestra) (2:19 alternate mix) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

13 Jul 1954 — Hollywood: Warner Bros. Session for "Young At Heart" Soundtrack

1950s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #2499)

Conductor: Ray Heindorf | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Bill Miller (piano), Orchestra

  • Just One Of Those Things (2:07) - Cole Porter

  • Arrangement: Ray Heindorf

  • Young At Heart (Opening Version) (1:47) - Carolyn Leigh, Johnny Richards

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • Young At Heart (Finale) (0:56) - Carolyn Leigh, Johnny Richards

  • You, My Love (1:25) - Mack Gordon, James Van Heusen

14 Jul 1954 — Hollywood: Warner Bros. Session for "Young At Heart" Soundtrack

1950s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #2500)

Conductor: Ray Heindorf | Bill Miller (piano), Tiny Timbrell (guitar), Joe Mondragon (string bass), Alvin Stoller (drums)

  • Just One Of Those Things - Cole Porter

  • Arrangement: Ray Heindorf

  • See July 13, 1954, for vocal session.

11 Aug 1954 — Hollywood: Warner Bros. Session for "Young At Heart" Soundtrack

1950s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #865)

Conductor: Ray Heindorf | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Bill Miller (piano)

  • One For My Baby (And One More For The Road) (3:39) - Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer

  • Arrangement: Ray Heindorf

15 Aug 1954 — Hollywood: "The Gary Crosby Show" (CBS)

1950s

Radio Recording (Session #2118)

Conductor: John Scott Trotter | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Gary Crosby (vocalist), Orchestra, Hy Averback (announcer)

  • Sam's Song (The Happy Tune) (4:20 & 2:41) - Jack Elliott, Lew Quadling

  • Frank Sinatra with Gary Crosby.

  • Half As Lovely (Twice As True) (3:26 alt. arr.) - Sammy Gallop, Lew Spence

23 Aug 1954 — Hollywood: KHJ Studios (Capitol recording session #3507)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #866)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Chorus [Lee Gotch, Clark Yocum, Charles Schrouder, Mack McLean, Gil Mershon, Ray Linn Jr., Burton Dole, Allan Davies, Marie Vernon, Ginny Rees, Betty Noyes, +30 more

  • 12937When I Stop Loving You (2:53) - Alan Copeland, George Cates, Morty Greene

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • 12938White Christmas (2:34) - Irving Berlin

  • 12939The Christmas Waltz (2:58) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

25 Aug 1954 — Hollywood: Warner Bros. Session for "Young At Heart" Soundtrack

1950s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #2498)

Conductor: Ray Heindorf | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Doris Day (vocalist), Frank Sullivan (trumpet), Hoyt Bohannon (trumpet), Charles Cowpland (trumpet), William Hinshaw (french-horn), Charles Hyde (french-horn), George Hoffman (french-horn), Leonard Posella (flute), Robert Bladet (flute), James Briggs (saxophone/flute), Dick Anderson (saxophone/clarinet), +30 more

  • You, My Love (Alternate Mix) (2:12) - Mack Gordon, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Ray Heindorf

  • See session for July 13, 1954.

15 Sep 1954 — Hollywood: "Amos 'n' Andy Show" (CBS)

1950s

Radio Recording (Session #2190)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (guest)

  • The Amos 'n Andy Music Hall - Frank Sinatra Visits -

  • RHCO10179The Birth Of The Blues (3:28) - Lew Brown, B.G. DeSylva, Ray Henderson

  • Arrangement: Heinie Beau

23 Sep 1954 — Hollywood: KHJ Studios (Capitol recording session #3441)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #895)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), June Hutton (vocalist), The Pied Pipers (vocalists), Milt Bernhart (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), John Cave (french-horn), Harry Klee (saxophone/woodwinds), Champ Webb (saxophone/woodwinds), John Hacker (saxophone/woodwinds), Mahlon Clark (saxophone/woodwinds), Julius Kinsler (saxophone/woodwinds), +17 more

  • 12702Don't Change Your Mind About Me (2:42) - Lenny Adelson, Imogen Carpenter

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • 12703-20Someone To Watch Over Me (2:56) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • 12704You, My Love (2:52) - Mack Gordon, James Van Heusen

22 Oct 1954 — Hollywood

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #1096)

Musicians: The scheduled session for this date was cancelled.

29 Oct 1954 — Hollywood: "The Frank Sinatra Show - Bobbi Home Permanent" (NBC)

1950s

Radio Recording (Session #2113)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Graham Forbes (piano)

  • It's All Right With Me (3:06 alt. arr.) - Cole Porter

  • Frank Sinatra Sings Bobbi Home Permanent (0:30 composite) -

20 Nov 1954 — Los Angeles: Goldwyn Studios for Placid Productions' Animated Cartoon "Finian's Rainbow"

1950s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #884)

Conductor: Lyn Murray | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Louis Armstrong (vocalist), Ella Fitzgerald (vocalist), Howard Roberts (guitar), Phil Stephens (string bass), Frank Flynn (drums)

  • Ad Lib Blues (1:55) - E.Y. Harburg, Burton Lane

  • Arrangement: Lyn Murray

  • Necessity ("Scat" Version) (0:25) - E.Y. Harburg, Burton Lane

  • Necessity (Duet Version) (2:59) - E.Y. Harburg, Burton Lane

  • How Are Things in Glocca Morra? (Finale) (0:58) - E.Y. Harburg, Burton Lane

02 Dec 1954 — Los Angeles: Goldwyn Studios for Placid Productions' Animated Cartoon "Finian's Rainbow"

1950s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #880)

Conductor: Lyn Murray | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Ella Logan (vocalist), Jazz All-Stars: Red Norvo (vibraphone), Oscar Peterson (piano), Herb Ellis (guitar), Ray Brown (string bass), Frank Flynn (drums)

  • Old Devil Moon (7:56) - E.Y. Harburg, Burton Lane

  • Arrangement: Lyn Murray

  • Old Devil Moon (Reprise) (0:23) - E.Y. Harburg, Burton Lane

09 Dec 1954 — Los Angeles: Goldwyn Studios for Placid Productions' Animated Cartoon "Finian's Rainbow"

1950s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #882)

Conductor: Lyn Murray | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Chorus, Pete Candoli (trumpet), Ray Linn (trumpet), Cecil Read (trumpet), Albert Anderson (trombone), Milt Bernhart (trombone), Elmer Smithers (trombone), Martin Ruderman (flute), Sylvia Ruderman (flute), Henry Woempner (flute), Arnold Koblentz (oboe), +26 more

  • If This Isn't Love (2:19) - E.Y. Harburg, Burton Lane

  • Arrangement: Albert Sendry

10 Dec 1954 — Los Angeles: Goldwyn Studios for Placid Productions' Animated Cartoon "Finian's Rainbow"

1950s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #883)

Conductor: Lyn Murray | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Pete Candoli (trumpet), Ray Linn (trumpet), Cecil Read (trumpet), Albert Anderson (trombone), Milt Bernhart (trombone), Elmer Smithers (trombone), Martin Ruderman (flute), Sylvia Ruderman (flute), Arnold Koblentz (oboe), Jack Dumont (saxophone/woodwinds), Phil Sobel (saxophone/woodwinds), +25 more

  • Necessity (2:40) - E.Y. Harburg, Burton Lane

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

11 Dec 1954 — Los Angeles: Goldwyn Studios for Animated Cartoon "Finian's Rainbow" (two sessions)

1950s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #2501)

Conductor: Lyn Murray | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Pete Candoli (trumpet), Ray Linn (trumpet), Cecil Read (trumpet), Albert Anderson (trombone), Milt Bernhart (trombone), Seymour Zeldin (trombone), Fred Fox (french-horn [1st session]), Wendell Hoss (french-horn [1st session]), Paul Sarmento (tuba [1st session]), Arnold Koblentz (oboe), George Schoneberg (oboe [1st session]), +33 more

  • That Great Come-And-Get-It Day (2:10) - E.Y. Harburg, Burton Lane

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

13 Dec 1954 — Hollywood: KHJ Studios (Capitol recording session #3608)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #888)

Conductor: Ray Anthony | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Ray Anthony (trumpet), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Mannie Klein (trumpet), John Best (trumpet), Uan Rasey (trumpet), Tommy Pederson (trombone), Si Zentner (trombone), Ed Kusby (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Skeets Herfurt (alto saxophone), Willie Schwartz (alto saxophone/clarinet), +9 more

  • 13141-15Melody Of Love (3:01) - Harry Engelman, Tom Glazer, Theodore Presser

  • Arrangement: Dick Reynolds

  • 13302I'm Gonna Live Till I Die (1:53) - Mann Curtis, Al Hoffman, Walter Kent

05 Jan 1955 — Hollywood: "The Frank Sinatra Show - Bobbi Home Permanent" (NBC)

1950s

Radio Recording (Session #2111)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Graham Forbes (piano/celeste), Maurice Hart (announcer)

  • The Frank Sinatra Show Opening: Young At Heart / Tenderly (2:55) - Carolyn Leigh, Johnny Richards / Walter Gross, Jack Lawrence

  • Frank Sinatra Sings White Rain Commercial (0:39 composite) -

06 Jan 1955 — Hollywood

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #889)

Musicians: According to the ledger: "No tunes recorded."

14 Jan 1955 — Hollywood: "The Frank Sinatra Show - Bobbi Home Permanent" (NBC)

1950s

Radio Recording (Session #2112)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Graham Forbes (piano)

  • Hello, Young Lovers (3:35 alt. arr.) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

19 Jan 1955 — Melbourne, Australia: Victoria Broadcasting Co.

1950s

Radio Recording (Session #2368)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra (guest), Tom Jones (interviewer)

  • Radio Interview Excerpt From Australia 1955 (5:17) -

03 Feb 1955 — New York: Manhattan Center for Tommy Dorsey's 20th Anniversary as Bandleader

1950s

Concert Recording (Session #1193)

Conductor: Tommy Dorsey | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • I'll Never Smile Again (3:18 spoken intro) - Ruth Lowe

  • Oh! Look At Me Now (2:18 spoken intro) - Joe Bushkin, John DeVries

  • This Love Of Mine (3:25 spoken intro) - Sol Parker, Hank Sanicola, Frank Sinatra

08 Feb 1955 — Hollywood: KHJ Studios (Capitol recording session #3692)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #891)

Conductor: Bill Miller | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Bill Miller (piano), Paul Smith (celeste), George Van Eps (guitar), Phil Stephens (string bass), Alvin Stoller (drums)

  • 13556Dancing On The Ceiling (2:55) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • 13557Can't We Be Friends? (2:46) - Paul James, Kay Swift

  • 13558Glad To Be Unhappy (2:34) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • 13559I'll Be Around (2:56) - Alec Wilder

16 Feb 1955 — Hollywood: KHJ Studios (Capitol recording session #3699)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #892)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Harry Edison (trumpet), Mahlon Clark (saxophone/woodwinds), Skeets Herfurt (saxophone/woodwinds), Champ Webb (saxophone/woodwinds), Babe Russin (saxophone/woodwinds), Ted Nash (saxophone/woodwinds), Felix Slatkin (violin), Paul Shure (violin), Harry Bluestone (violin), Mischa Russell (violin), Alvin Dinkin (viola), +7 more

  • 13457-1What Is This Thing Called Love? (4:00) - Cole Porter

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • 13458Ill Wind (3:44) - Harold Arlen, Ted Koehler

  • 13459I See Your Face Before Me (3:20) - Howard Dietz, Arthur Schwartz

  • 13523Mood Indigo (3:28) - Barney Bigard, Duke Ellington, Irving Mills

17 Feb 1955 — Hollywood: KHJ Studios (Capitol recording session #3663)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #893)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Felix Slatkin (violin), Paul Shure (violin), Harry Bluestone (violin), Mischa Russell (violin), Erno Neufeld (violin), Marshall Sosson (violin), Alex Beller (violin), Victor Bay (violin), Walter Edelstein (violin), Henry Hill (violin), Nathan Ross (violin), +15 more

  • 13573When Your Lover Has Gone (3:08) - Einar Aaron Swan

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • 13574This Love Of Mine (3:33) - Sol Parker, Hank Sanicola, Frank Sinatra

  • 13460I Get Along Without You Very Well (3:38) - Hoagy Carmichael, Jane Thompson

  • 13461-13In The Wee Small Hours Of The Morning (2:58) - Bob Hilliard, Dave Mann

23 Feb 1955 — Hollywood: KHJ Studios (Capitol recording session #3666)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #2666)

Conductor: Richard Jones | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Mannie Klein (trumpet), John Clyman (trumpet), Robert DiVall (trumpet), Si Zentner (trombone), John Tranchitella (trombone), Joseph Eger (french-horn), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Gordon Pope (oboe), William Kosinski (oboe), Arthur Gleghorn (flute), Luella Howard (flute), +38 more

  • 13470Soliloquy (Outtake) (8:22 incomplete) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

  • Arrangement: Richard Jones, Nelson Riddle

24 Feb 1955 — Hollywood: KHJ Studios (Capitol recording session #3702)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #898)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Richard Perissi (french-horn), John Cave (french-horn), John Eger (french-horn), Arthur Gleghorn (flute), Luella Howard (flute), Morris Bercov (flute), Harry Klee (flute), Cy Bernard (violoncello), Eleanor Slatkin (violoncello), Kurt Reher (violoncello), Edgar Lustgarten (violoncello), +9 more

  • 13585Deep In A Dream (orchestra) - Eddie DeLange, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • 13586I'll Never Be The Same (orchestra) - Gus Kahn, Matty Malneck, Frank Signorelli

01 Mar 1955 — Los Angeles: Samuel Goldwyn Session for "Guys And Dolls" Soundtrack

1950s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #900)

Conductor: Jay Blackton | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Stubby Kaye (vocalist), Johnny Silver (vocalist), Chorus, Ray Linn (trumpet), Robert Fleming (trumpet), Pete Candoli (trumpet), Dick Noel (trombone), Milt Bernhart (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Martin Ruderman (flute), Sylvia Ruderman (flute), +38 more

  • The Oldest Established (Permanent Floating Crap Game In New York) (1:50 edit) - Frank Loesser

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • Guys And Dolls (3:27 stereo) - Frank Loesser

04 Mar 1955 — Hollywood: KHJ Studios (Capitol recording session #3670)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #913)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Richard Perissi (french-horn), John Cave (french-horn), John Eger (french-horn), Arthur Gleghorn (flute), Luella Howard (flute), Jules Kinsler (flute), George Poole (flute), Felix Slatkin (violin), Paul Shure (violin), Harry Bluestone (violin), +18 more

  • 13486It Never Entered My Mind (2:38) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • 13487Not As A Stranger (2:43) - Buddy Kaye, James Van Heusen

  • 13585Deep In A Dream (2:45) - Eddie DeLange, James Van Heusen

  • 13586I'll Never Be The Same (3:02) - Gus Kahn, Matty Malneck, Frank Signorelli

07 Mar 1955 — Hollywood: KHJ Studios (Capitol recording session #3711 - 1st personnel lineup)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #914)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Mickey Mangano (trumpet), Harry Edison (trumpet), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Mannie Klein (trumpet), Ed Kusby (trombone), Dick Noel (trombone), Tommy Pederson (trombone), Walter Benson (trombone), Skeets Herfurt (saxophone/woodwinds), Willie Schwartz (saxophone/woodwinds), Plas Johnson (saxophone/woodwinds), +8 more

  • 13594If I Had Three Wishes (2:54) - Claude Baum, Lew Spence

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • 13595How Could You Do A Thing Like That To Me? (2:42) - Tyree Glenn, Allan Roberts

07 Mar 1955 — Hollywood: KHJ Studios (Capitol recording session #3711 - 2nd personnel lineup)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #915)

Conductor: Dave Cavanaugh | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Nuggets (vocalists), Mickey Mangano (trumpet), Harry Edison (trumpet), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Mannie Klein (trumpet), Ed Kusby (trombone), Dick Noel (trombone), Tommy Pederson (trombone), Walter Benson (trombone), Skeets Herfurt (saxophone/woodwinds), Willie Schwartz (saxophone/woodwinds), +8 more

  • 13596Two Hearts, Two Kisses (Make One Love) (2:21) - Henry Stone, Otis Williams

  • Arrangement: Dave Cavanaugh

  • 13597From The Bottom To The Top (2:19) - Gee Wilson

09 Mar 1955 — Los Angeles: Samuel Goldwyn Session for "Guys And Dolls" Soundtrack

1950s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #906)

Conductor: Jay Blackton | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Vivian Blaine (vocalist), William Guy (trumpet), Robert Fleming (trumpet), Irving Goodman (trumpet), Dick Noel (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Joseph Eger (horn), Wendell Hoss (horn), Martin Ruderman (flute), Sylvia Ruderman (flute), Haakon Bergh (flute), +32 more

  • Sue Me (2:54 stereo) - Frank Loesser

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

11 Mar 1955 — Los Angeles: Samuel Goldwyn Session for "Guys And Dolls" Soundtrack

1950s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #907)

Conductor: Jay Blackton | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Chorus, William Guy (trumpet), Robert Fleming (trumpet), Irving Goodman (trumpet), Dick Noel (trombone), Albert Anderson (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Sylvia Ruderman (flute), Haakon Bergh (flute), Ronny Lang (saxophone/woodwinds), Bill Hamilton Jr. (saxophone/woodwinds), +30 more

  • Adelaide (1:35 & 3:18 stereo) - Frank Loesser

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

23 Mar 1955 — Hollywood: KHJ Studios (Capitol recording session #3722)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #912)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Mickey Mangano (trumpet), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Harry Edison (trumpet), Mannie Klein (trumpet), Ed Kusby (trombone), Walter Benson (trombone), Joe Howard (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Willie Schwartz (saxophone/woodwinds), George Smith (saxophone/woodwinds), Plas Johnson (saxophone/woodwinds), +7 more

  • 13628-31Learnin' The Blues (3:00) - Dolores Vicki Silvers

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

30 Mar 1955 — Hollywood: "The Frank Sinatra Show - Bobbi Home Permanent" (NBC)

1950s

Radio Recording (Session #2114)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Graham Forbes (piano)

  • Love Is Here To Stay (5:48 composite) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

27 May 1955 — Los Angeles: Samuel Goldwyn Session for "Guys And Dolls" Soundtrack

1950s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #918)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • The Oldest Established (Permanent Floating Crap Game In New York) - Frank Loesser

  • Sue Me - Frank Loesser

30 Jun 1955 — Hollywood: KHJ Studios (Capitol recording session #3892)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #910)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Mickey Mangano (trumpet), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Harry Edison (trumpet), Mannie Klein (trumpet), Joe Howard (trombone), Paul Tanner (trombone), Roy Klein (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Skeets Herfurt (alto saxophone), Dominic Mumolo (alto saxophone), Buck Skalak (tenor saxophone), +6 more

  • 14158I Thought About You (2:36 unreleased) - Johnny Mercer, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

15 Jul 1955 — Los Angeles: MGM Session for "The Tender Trap" Soundtrack

1950s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #911)

Conductor: Jeff Alexander | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Bill Miller (piano)

  • Bow Ye Faithful (0:50 outtake) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Jeff Alexander

  • (Love Is) The Tender Trap (Piano & Vocal) (3:08 stereo) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

27 Jul 1955 — Los Angeles: MGM Session for "The Tender Trap" Soundtrack

1950s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #917)

Conductor: Jeff Alexander | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Debbie Reynolds (vocalist), David Wayne (vocalist), Celeste Holm (vocalist)

  • (Love Is) The Tender Trap (Main Title) (3:07 stereo) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: William Beittel

  • (Love Is) The Tender Trap (End Title) (0:48 stereo) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

29 Jul 1955 — Hollywood: KHJ Studios (Capitol recording session #3929)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #919)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Frank Beach (trumpet), Zeke Zarchy (trumpet), Shorty Sherock (trumpet), Harry Edison (trumpet), Si Zentner (trombone), Ray Klein (trombone), Jimmy Priddy (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Willie Schwartz (saxophone/woodwinds), Mahlon Clark (saxophone/woodwinds), Justin Gordon (saxophone/woodwinds), +22 more

  • 14286-13Same Old Saturday Night (2:27) - Sammy Cahn, Frank Reardon

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • 14287You Forgot All The Words (unreleased) - E.H. Jay, Bernie Wayne

  • 14288Fairy Tale (2:55) - Jay Livingston, Dok Stanford

15 Aug 1955 — Hollywood: 20th Century Fox Session for "Carousel" Soundtrack

1950s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #920)

Conductor: Alfred Newman | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Cameron Mitchell (vocalist), Male Chorus, John Clyman (trumpet), Frank Beach (trumpet), Robert Fowler (trumpet), John Tranchitella (trombone), Ray Klein (trombone), Marlo Imes (trombone), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Alan Robinson (french-horn), Harry Schmidt (french-horn), +50 more

  • Blow High, Blow Low (unconfirmed) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

15 Aug 1955 — Hollywood: KHJ Studios (Capitol recording session #3865 - Songs from "Our Town" TV Production)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #2777)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Chorus [Gil Mershon, John Gustavson, Robert Namlin, Bob Wacker, William Reeve, Vince Degen, Stewart Bair, Charles Parlato, Jack Gruberman, Ray Linn Jr., Allan Wattson, +37 more

  • 14118Look To Your Heart (3:04) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • 14119-5Love And Marriage (2:36) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • 14120The Impatient Years (3:13) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • 14121-3Our Town (3:10) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

16 Aug 1955 — Hollywood: 20th Century Fox Session for "Carousel" Soundtrack

1950s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #923)

Conductor: Alfred Newman | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Shirley Jones (vocalist), John Tranchitella (trombone), Ray Klein (trombone), Marlo Imes (trombone), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Alan Robinson (french-horn), Harry Schmidt (french-horn), Irving Rosenthal (french-horn), Clarence Karella (tuba), Luella Howard (flute), Arthur Hoberman (flute), +47 more

  • If I Loved You (3:46 unissued) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

17 Aug 1955 — Hollywood: 20th Century Fox Session for "Carousel" Soundtrack

1950s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #924)

Conductor: Alfred Newman | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), John Tranchitella (trombone), Ray Klein (trombone), Marlo Imes (trombone), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Alan Robinson (french-horn), Harry Schmidt (french-horn), Irving Rosenthal (french-horn), Clarence Karella (tuba), Luella Howard (flute), Arthur Hoberman (flute), Sterling Smith (flute), +46 more

  • You'll Never Walk Alone (unreleased) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

13 Sep 1955 — Hollywood: KHJ Studios (Capitol recording session #3965)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #925)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Mannie Klein (trumpet), Frank Beach (trumpet), Pete Candoli (trumpet), Mickey Mangano (trumpet), Dick Noel (trombone), Joe Howard (trombone), Jimmy Priddy (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Harry Klee (alto saxophone), Mahlon Clark (alto saxophone), Champ Webb (tenor saxophone), +21 more

  • 14429-9(Love Is) The Tender Trap (2:57 unreleased) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • 14429-12(Love Is) The Tender Trap (2:55) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • 14430You'll Get Yours (2:25) - Dok Stanford, James Van Heusen

  • 14431Weep They Will (unreleased) - Bill Carey, Carl Fischer

18 Sep 1955 — Hollywood: "The Colgate Comedy Hour" (NBC)

1950s

Television Recording (Session #2397)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra (vocalist on the radio), Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis, Orchestra

  • Yetta (I Can't Forget Her) (1:05 spoken intro) - Louis G. Brown

17 Oct 1955 — Hollywood: KHJ Studios

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #927)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Shorty Sherock (trumpets), Harry Edison (trumpets), Johnny Best (trumpets), Zeke Zarchy (trumpets), Dick Noel (trombone), Jimmy Priddy (trombone), Paul Tanner (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Mahlon Clark (saxophone/woodwinds), Willie Schwartz (saxophone/woodwinds), Justin Gordon (saxophone/woodwinds), +24 more

  • 14287You Forgot All The Words (3:18) - E.H. Jay, Bernie Wayne

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • 14633Love Is Here To Stay (2:38) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • 14634-11Weep They Will (3:16) - Bill Carey, Carl Fischer

31 Oct 1955 — Los Angeles: Capitol Studios - Carlyle Productions Session for "The Man With The Golden Arm"

1950s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #928)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Harry Edison (trumpet), Ronny Lang (saxophone/woodwinds), Sam Libero (saxophone/woodwinds), Bill Usselton (saxophone/woodwinds), Abe Aaron (saxophone/woodwinds), Henry Stone (saxophone/woodwinds), David Frisina (violin), Robert Levine (violin), William Miller (violin), Marshall Moss (violin), Paul Nero (violin), +14 more

  • The Man With The Golden Arm (3:22) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • Not used in the film.

1956 — Hollywood: Promotional Spots

1950s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #2633)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra, Bing Crosby, Grace Kelly, Celeste Holm

  • Promotional Spots For "High Society" (1:14) -

  • Frank Sinatra with Bing Crosby.

09 Jan 1956 — Hollywood: KHJ Studios (Capitol recording session #4012 [E-1])

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #931)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Mickey Mangano (trumpet), Mannie Klein (trumpet), Harry Edison (trumpet), Joe Howard (trombone), Milt Bernhart (trombone), Juan Tizol (valve trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Willie Schwartz (alto saxophone/clarinet), Harry Klee (alto saxophone/clarinet), Ted Nash (tenor saxophone), +23 more

  • E14605 (E1000)You Brought A New Kind Of Love To Me (2:45) - Pierre Norman Connor, Sammy Fain, Irving Kahal

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • E14606-10 (E1001)I Thought About You (2:26) - Johnny Mercer, James Van Heusen

  • E14607-12 (E1002)You Make Me Feel So Young (2:53) - Mack Gordon, Josef Myrow

  • E14608-16 (E1003)Memories Of You (2:53) - Eubie Blake, Andy Razaf

10 Jan 1956 — Hollywood: KHJ Studios (Capitol recording session #4014 [E-2])

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #935)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Mickey Mangano (trumpet), Zeke Zarchy (trumpet), Harry Edison (trumpet), Milt Bernhart (trombone), Jimmy Priddy (trombone), Juan Tizol (valve trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Willie Schwartz (alto saxophone/clarinet), Harry Klee (alto saxophone/clarinet), James Williamson (tenor saxophone), +23 more

  • E14613 (E1004)Pennies From Heaven (2:40) - Johnny Burke, Arthur Johnston

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • E14614 (E1005)How About You? (2:44) - Ralph Freed, Burton Lane

  • E14616 (E1006)You're Getting To Be A Habit With Me (2:15) - Al Dubin, Harry Warren

12 Jan 1956 — Hollywood: KHJ Studios (Capitol recording session #4160 [E-3])

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #934)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Chorus [Clark Yocum, Alan Davies, Charles Schrouder, Lee Gotch], Mannie Klein (trumpet), Harry Edison (trumpet), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Mickey Mangano (trumpet), Milt Bernhart (trombone), Jimmy Priddy (trombone), Juan Tizol (valve trombone), +27 more

  • E14940 (E1007)It Happened In Monterey (2:33) - Billy Rose, Mabel Wayne

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • E14941 (E1008)Swingin' Down The Lane (2:52) - Isham Jones, Gus Kahn

  • E14942 (E1009)Flowers Mean Forgiveness (3:06) - Al Frisch, Edward White, Mack Wolfson

  • E14943-22 (E1010)I've Got You Under My Skin (3:40) - Cole Porter

16 Jan 1956 — Hollywood: KHJ Studios (Capitol recording session #4161 [E-4])

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #936)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Mannie Klein (trumpet), Harry Edison (trumpet), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Mickey Mangano (trumpet), Milt Bernhart (trombone), Jimmy Priddy (trombone), Juan Tizol (valve trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Willie Schwartz (alto saxophone/clarinet), Harry Klee (alto saxophone/clarinet), James Williamson (tenor saxophone), +24 more

  • E14956 (E1011)Makin' Whoopee (3:02) - Walter Donaldson, Gus Kahn

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • E14957 (E1012)Old Devil Moon (3:54) - E.Y. Harburg, Burton Lane

  • E14958 (E1013)Anything Goes (2:39) - Cole Porter

  • E14959-7 (E1014)Too Marvelous For Words (2:27) - Johnny Mercer, Richard Whiting

  • E14960 (E1015)We'll Be Together Again (4:23) - Carl Fischer, Frankie Laine

17 Jan 1956 — Hollywood: MGM Studios for "High Society" Soundtrack

1950s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #937)

Conductor: Johnny Green | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Bing Crosby (vocalist), Jimmy Zito (trumpet), Joe Triscari (trumpet), Uan Rasey (trumpet), Herb Taylor (trombone), Nick DiMaio (trombone), Si Zentner (trombone), Art Shapiro (string bass), with Orchestra

  • E15468-5Well Did You Evah? (3:47 mono) - Cole Porter

  • Arrangement: Skip Martin

  • Frank Sinatra with Bing Crosby.

20 Jan 1956 — Hollywood: MGM Studios for "High Society" Soundtrack (Capitol recording session #E-15)

1950s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #939)

Conductor: Johnny Green | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Celeste Holm (vocalist), Jimmy Zito (trumpet), Joe Triscari (trumpet), Uan Rasey (trumpet), Herb Taylor (trombone), Nick DiMaio (trombone), Si Zentner (trombone), Herman Lebow (french-horn), Vincent DeRubertis (french-horn), John Cave (french-horn), Charles Gould (bassoon), +42 more

  • You're Sensational (3:08 stereo/remix) - Cole Porter

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • E15406-11Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? (2:04) - Cole Porter

  • Arrangement: Conrad Salinger

  • E15407-7Mind If I Make Love To You? (2:22) - Cole Porter

22 Feb 1956 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #12468 [E-5])

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #941)

Conductor: Frank Sinatra | Mannie Klein (trumpet), Uan Rasey (trumpet), Cecil Read (trumpet), Si Zentner (trombone), Ed Kusby (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), James Decker (french-horn), John Cave (french-horn), Arthur Frantz (french-horn), Hyman Markowitz (french-horn), Arthur Gleghorn (flute), Harry Klee (flute), +42 more

  • E15086Black (3:55) - Victor Young

  • Arrangement: Victor Young

  • E15087Orange (4:55) - Nelson Riddle

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • E15088White (4:12) - Victor Young

  • E15089Brown (4:00) - Jeff Alexander

  • Arrangement: Jeff Alexander

  • Black-White-Silver-Orange (3:20 medley) - Victor Young/Elmer Bernstein/Nelson Riddle

28 Feb 1956 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #12538 [E-6])

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #942)

Conductor: Frank Sinatra | Mannie Klein (trumpet), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Uan Rasey (trumpet), Si Zentner (trombone), Ed Kusby (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), James Decker (french-horn), John Cave (french-horn), Arthur Frantz (french-horn), Arthur Gleghorn (flute), Harry Klee (flute), Bert Gassman (oboe), +43 more

  • E15114Red (3:55) - André Previn

  • Arrangement: André Previn

  • E15115Silver (4:36) - Elmer Bernstein

  • Arrangement: Elmer Bernstein

  • Black-White-Silver-Orange (3:20 medley) - Victor Young/Elmer Bernstein/Nelson Riddle

01 Mar 1956 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #12562 [E-7])

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #944)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Mahlon Clark (clarinet), Harry Klee (flute), Felix Slatkin (violin [Hollywood String Quartet]), Paul Shure (violin [Hollywood String Quartet]), Israel Baker (violin), Alvin Dinkin (viola [Hollywood String Quartet]), Eleanor Slatkin (violoncello [Hollywood String Quartet]), Ann Mason Stockton (harp), Bill Miler (piano), George Van Eps (guitar), +2 more

  • E15127Don't Like Goodbyes (unreleased) - Harold Arlen, Truman Capote

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

07 Mar 1956 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #12648 [E-8])

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #1853)

Conductor: Frank Sinatra | Mannie Klein (trumpet), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Uan Rasey (trumpet), Si Zentner (trombone), Ed Kusby (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), James Decker (french-horn), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), John Cave (french-horn), Hyman Markowitz (french-horn), George Boujie (tuba), Arthur Gleghorn (flute), +42 more

  • E15181Yellow (2:35) - Jeff Alexander

  • Arrangement: Jeff Alexander

  • E15182Green (4:02) - Gordon Jenkins

  • Arrangement: Gordon Jenkins

  • E15183Gray (4:27) - Alec Wilder

  • Arrangement: Alec Wilder

  • E15184Blue (4:36) - Alec Wilder

08 Mar 1956 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #12652 [E-9])

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #946)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Mahlon Clark (clarinet), Harry Klee (flute), Felix Slatkin (violin [Hollywood String Quartet]), Paul Shure (violin [Hollywood String Quartet]), Israel Baker (violin), Alvin Dinkin (viola [Hollywood String Quartet]), Eleanor Slatkin (violoncello [Hollywood String Quartet]), Kathryn Julye (harp), Bill Miler (piano), George Van Eps (guitar), +2 more

  • E15185If It's The Last Thing I Do (3:56) - Sammy Cahn, Saul Chaplin

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • E15186-4Don't Like Goodbyes (4:48) - Harold Arlen, Truman Capote

  • E15187P.S. I Love You (4:20) - Gordon Jenkins, Johnny Mercer

  • E15188Love Locked Out (2:41) - Max Kester, Ray Noble

15 Mar 1956 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #12723 [E-10])

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #1854)

Conductor: Frank Sinatra | Mannie Klein (trumpet), William Guy (trumpet), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Mannie Klein (trumpet), Si Zentner (trombone), Ed Kusby (trombone), Joe Howard (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), James Decker (french-horn), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), John Cave (french-horn), Arthur Frantz (french-horn), +44 more

  • E15174Gold (3:33) - Nelson Riddle

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • E15175Purple (4:18) - Billy May

  • Arrangement: Billy May

04 Apr 1956 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #12945 [E-11])

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #949)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Mitchell Lurie (clarinet), Harry Klee (flute), Champ Webb (oboe), Felix Slatkin (violin [Hollywood String Quartet]), Paul Shure (violin [Hollywood String Quartet]), Alvin Dinkin (viola [Hollywood String Quartet]), Eleanor Slatkin (violoncello [Hollywood String Quartet]), Kathryn Julye (harp), Bill Miler (piano), Bob Bain (guitar), +2 more

  • E15310I've Had My Moments (3:45) - Walter Donaldson, Gus Kahn

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • E15311Blame It On My Youth (2:56) - Edward Heyman, Oscar Levant

  • E15312Everything Happens To Me (3:18) - Tom Adair, Matt Dennis

  • E15313Wait Till You See Her (3:04) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

05 Apr 1956 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #12951 [E-12])

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #950)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Harry Edison (trumpet), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Champ Webb (oboe), Felix Slatkin (violin [Hollywood String Quartet]), Paul Shure (violin [Hollywood String Quartet]), Gerald Vinci (violoncello), Alvin Dinkin (viola [Hollywood String Quartet]), Eleanor Slatkin (violoncello [Hollywood String Quartet]), Kathryn Julye (harp), Bill Miler (piano/celeste), Bob Bain (guitar), +2 more

  • E15278The End Of A Love Affair (4:09) - Edward C. Redding

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • E15296It Could Happen To You (3:11) - Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen

  • E15314There's A Flaw In My Flue (2:37) - Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen

  • E15360With Every Breath I Take (3:38) - Ralph Rainger, Leo Robin

05 Apr 1956 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #12952 [E-13])

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #951)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Norma Zimmer (vocalist), Ray Linn (trumpet), Mannie Klein (trumpet), Shorty Sherock (trumpet), Harry Edison (trumpet), Jimmy Priddy (trombone), Milt Bernhart (trombone), Ed Kusby (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Willie Schwartz (alto saxophone), Harry Klee (alto saxophone), +22 more

  • E15315-12(How Little It Matters) How Little We Know (2:39) - Carolyn Leigh, Philip Springer

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • E15316Johnny Concho Theme (Wait For Me) (2:48) - Nelson Riddle, Dok Stanford

  • E15317-7You're Sensational (2:16 edit) - Cole Porter

  • E15330-7You're Sensational (3:52) - Cole Porter

09 Apr 1956 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #12988 [E-14])

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #952)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Chorus [Marilyn Lewis, Alicia Adams, Allan Davies, Ralph Brewster, John Mann, Le Gotch], Ray Linn (trumpet), Mannie Klein (trumpet), Shorty Sherock (trumpet), Harry Edison (trumpet), Jimmy Priddy (trombone), +27 more

  • E15334Something Wonderful Happens In Summer (unreleased) - Joe Bushkin, John DeVries

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • E15331Five Hundred Guys (2:48) - Don Canton, Lou Kosloff

  • E15332-6Hey! Jealous Lover (2:20) - Sammy Cahn, Kay Twomey, Bee Walker

  • E15333No One Ever Tells You (3:22) - Hub Atwood, Carroll Coates

28 May 1956 — Hollywood: MGM Studios for "High Society" Soundtrack

1950s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #953)

Conductor: Johnny Green | Jimmy Zito (trumpet), Joe Triscari (trumpet), Uan Rasey (trumpet), Herb Taylor (trombone), Nick DiMaio (trombone), Si Zentner (trombone), Herman Lebow (french-horn), Vincent DeRubertis (french-horn), John Cave (french-horn), Arthur Gleghorn (flute), Arnold Koblentz (oboe), Arthur Gleghorn (flute), +53 more

14 Sep 1956 — Beverly Hills, CA: Person To Person (CBS)

1950s

Television Recording (Session #2517)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra (guest in Beverly Hills), Edward R. Murrow (host in New York)

  • Frank Sinatra Interviewed By Edward R. Murrow -

03 Oct 1956 — Los Angeles: Paramount Session for "The Joker Is Wild" Soundtrack

1950s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #954)

Conductor: Walter Scharf | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • At Sundown (1:42) - Walter Donaldson

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • I Cried For You (Now It's Your Turn To Cry Over Me) (1:33) - Gus Arnheim, Arthur Freed, Abe Lyman

  • If I Could Be With You (One Hour Tonight) (1:16) - Henry Creamer, James P. Johnson

  • All The Way (Version 1) (2:03) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • All The Way (Version 2) (2:07) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

01 Nov 1956 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-16)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #955)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Mahlon Clark (clarinet), James Williamson (flute), Felix Slatkin (violin [Hollywood String Quartet]), Paul Shure (violin [Hollywood String Quartet]), Marvin Limonick (violin), Alvin Dinkin (viola [Hollywood String Quartet]), Eleanor Slatkin (violoncello [Hollywood String Quartet]), Kathryn Julye (harp), Bill Miler (piano/celeste), Nick Bonney (guitar), Eddie Gilbert (string bass), +1 more

  • E16159I Couldn't Sleep A Wink Last Night (3:24) - Harold Adamson, Jimmy McHugh

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • E16160It's Easy To Remember (3:32) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • E16161-4Close To You (3:35) - Al Hoffman, Carl Lampl, Jerry Livingston

08 Nov 1956 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-17)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #956)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Harry Edison (trumpet), Mickey Mangano (trumpet), Mannie Klein (trumpet), George Arus (trombone), Dick Noel (trombone), Ed Kusby (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Willie Schwartz (alto saxophone), Dominic Mumolo (alto saxophone), Babe Russin (tenor saxophone), +23 more

  • E16184Stars Fell On Alabama (unreleased) - Frank Perkins, Mitchell Parish

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • E16185I Got Plenty O' Nuttin' (unreleased) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin, DuBose Heyward

15 Nov 1956 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-18)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #957)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Shorty Sherock (trumpet), Mickey Mangano (trumpet), Harry Edison (trumpet), George Arus (trombone), Dick Noel (trombone), Ed Kusby (trombone), George Roberts (bass Trombone), Jack Dumont (alto saxophone), Dominic Mumolo (alto saxophone), Don Raffell (tenor saxophone), +23 more

  • E16192-21I Got Plenty O' Nuttin' (3:08) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin, DuBose Heyward

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • E16193I Won't Dance (3:21) - Dorothy Fields, Oscar Hammerstein II, Otto Harbach, Jerome Kern, Jimmy McHugh

  • E16194-7Stars Fell On Alabama (2:35) - Frank Perkins, Mitchell Parish

19-20 Nov 1956 — Los Angeles: Paramount Session for "The Joker Is Wild" Soundtrack

1950s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #2503)

Conductor: Walter Scharf | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Out Of Nowhere (Parody) (0:45 medley) - John Green, Harry Harris (additional lyrics), Edward Heyman

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • Swinging On A Star (Parody) (0:56 medley) - Johnny Burke, Harry Harris (additional lyrics), James Van Heusen

  • Naturally (1:45 medley) - Harry Harris

  • Ah, So Pure (0:10 medley) - Friedrich von Flotow

  • All The Way (Parody) (1:07) - Sammy Cahn, Harry Harris (additional lyrics), James Van Heusen

20 Nov 1956 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-19)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #965)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Mickey Mangano (trumpet), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Harry Edison (trumpet), Shorty Sherock (trumpet), George Arus (trombone), Dick Noel (trombone), Ed Kusby (trombone), Willie Schwartz (alto saxophone), Harry Klee (alto saxophone), Ted Nash (tenor saxophone), James Briggs (tenor saxophone), +22 more

  • E16196At Long Last Love (2:20) - Robert Katscher, Cole Porter

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • E16197I Guess I'll Have To Change My Plan (2:22) - Howard Dietz, Arthur Schwartz

  • E16198-9I Wish I Were In Love Again (2:28) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • E16199Nice Work If You Can Get It (2:20) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

26 Nov 1956 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-20)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #966)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Mickey Mangano (trumpet), Harry Edison (trumpet), Shorty Sherock (trumpet), Ray Linn (trumpet), Murray McEachern (trombone), Juan Tizol (trombone), Dick Noel (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Willie Schwartz (alto saxophone), Harry Klee (alto saxophone), Jules Kinsler (tenor saxophone), +23 more

  • E16205-17The Lady Is A Tramp [short ending] (3:14 intercut) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • E16206-5Night And Day (3:59) - Cole Porter

  • E16207-7The Lonesome Road (3:53) - Gene Austin, Nat Shilkret

  • E16208-10If I Had You (2:35) - Jimmy Campbell, Reg Connelly, Ted Shapiro

28 Nov 1956 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-21)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #967)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Pete Candoli (trumpet), Harry Edison (trumpet), Shorty Sherock (trumpet), Ray Linn (trumpet), Dick Nash (trombone), Tommy Pederson (trombone), Juan Tizol (valve trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Skeets Herfurt (alto saxophone), Harry Klee (alto saxophone), Ted Nash (tenor saxophone), +23 more

  • E16209I Got It Bad (And That Ain't Good) (3:20) - Duke Ellington, Paul Francis Webster

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • E16210From This Moment On (3:50) - Cole Porter

  • E16211Oh! Look At Me Now (2:47) - Joe Bushkin, John DeVries

  • E16212You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To (2:04) - Cole Porter

03 Dec 1956 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-22)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #968)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Mickey Mangano (trumpet), Shorty Sherock (trumpet), Harry Edison (trumpet), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Murray McEachern (trombone), Dick Noel (trombone), Juan Tizol (valve trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Willie Schwartz (alto saxophone), Harry Klee (alto saxophone), Jules Kinsler (tenor saxophone), +23 more

  • E16217Your Love For Me (2:58) - Barry Parker

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • E16218-6Can I Steal A Little Love? (2:31) - Phil Tuminello

1957 — Hollywood: El Capitan Theatre for "The Frank Sinatra Show" (ABC)

1950s

Television Recording (Session #2346)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • I've Got The World On A String (2:08 alternate) - Harold Arlen, Ted Koehler

1957 — Hollywood: El Capitan Theatre for "The Frank Sinatra Show" (ABC)

1950s

Television Recording (Session #2685)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Bill Miller (piano), Orchestra ... Tracks from 35mm films made for FS's 1957/58 ABC TV series.

  • The Lonesome Road (3:40) - Gene Austin, Nat Shilkret

  • I've Got The World On A String (1:53) - Harold Arlen, Ted Koehler

  • From This Moment On (3:24) - Cole Porter

  • I Got It Bad And That Ain't Good (3:43) - Duke Ellington, Paul Francis Webster

  • I'm Gonna Live Till I Die (1:51) - Mann Curtis, Al Hoffman, Walter Kent

  • I Won't Dance (3:16) - Dorothy Fields, Oscar Hammerstein II, Otto Harbach, Jerome Kern, Jimmy McHugh

  • One For My Baby (And One More For The Road) (3:50) - Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer

  • I've Got You Under My Skin (2:32) - Cole Porter

  • Learnin' The Blues (2:46) - Dolores Vicki Silvers

  • Pennies From Heaven (1:44) - Johnny Burke, Arthur Johnston

  • I'll Be Seeing You (1:54) - Sammy Fain, Irving Kahal

1957 — Hollywood: Promotional Spots

1950s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #2504)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra, Kim Novak

  • Promotional Spots For "Pal Joey" (0:47) -

  • Frank Sinatra with Kim Novak.

1957 — Unknown Location: Christmas Seals Public Service Announcement

1950s

Radio Recording (Session #2539)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra

  • A Frank Sinatra Intro To Song "Mistletoe And Holly" (The Christmas Seal Song Intro) (0:28) -

14 Feb 1957 — Beverly Hills, CA: Beverly Hilton for Jack Benny Testimonial Dinner

1950s

Concert Recording (Session #2437)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra, Jack Benny, Barry Mirken, George Jessel, Admiral J.B. Pearson Jr., Irene Dunne, Ronald Reagan, Isaac Stern, George Burns, Deborah Kerr, Governor Goodwin J. Knight, Edgar Bergen, +4 more

  • FS Reads A Poem To Jack Benny (4:30) -

14 Mar 1957 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-24)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #969)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Mickey Mangano (trumpet), Harry Edison (trumpet), Zeke Zarchy (trumpet), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Joe Howard (trombone), Milt Bernhart (trombone), Juan Tizol (valve trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Willie Schwartz (alto saxophone), Harry Klee (alto saxophone), Buck Skalak (tenor saxophone), +19 more

  • E16731So Long, My Love (2:45) - Sammy Cahn, Lew Spence

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • E16732Crazy Love (2:47) - Sammy Cahn, Phil Tuminello

02 Apr 1957 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-25)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #970)

Conductor: Frank Sinatra | Peggy Lee (vocalist), Tommy Pederson (trombone), Juan Tizol (valve trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Sinclair Lott (french-horn), James Decker (french-horn), Buddy Collette (alto saxophone), Harry Klee (alto saxophone), Champ Webb (tenor saxophone), James Williamson (tenor saxophone), Victor Arno (violin), Victor Bay (violin), +20 more

  • E16791He's My Guy (4:10) - Gene DePaul, Don Raye

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • E16792Something Wonderful (3:13) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

  • E16793Please Be Kind (4:11) - Sammy Cahn, Saul Chaplin

  • E16794The Man I Love (3:44) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

04 Apr 1957 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-26)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #972)

Conductor: Frank Sinatra | Peggy Lee (vocalist), Harry Edison (trumpet), Mannie Klein (trumpet), Tommy Pederson (trombone), Juan Tizol (valve trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), James Decker (french-horn), Buddy Collette (alto saxophone), Harry Klee (alto saxophone), Champ Webb (tenor saxophone), James Williamson (tenor saxophone), +22 more

  • E16799There Is No Greater Love (3:36) - Isham Jones, Marty Symes

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • E16800That's All (2:52) - Alan Brandt, Bob Haymes

  • E16801Happiness Is A Thing Called Joe (4:04) - Harold Arlen, E.Y. Harburg

  • E16802The Folks Who Live On The Hill (3:37) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Jerome Kern

08 Apr 1957 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-27)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #973)

Conductor: Frank Sinatra | Peggy Lee (vocalist), Ed Kusby (trombone), Ray Sims (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), James Decker (french-horn), Harry Klee (saxophone/woodwinds), Willie Schwartz (saxophone/woodwinds), Jules Jacob (saxophone/woodwinds), Alex Gershunoff (saxophone/woodwinds), Victor Arno (violin), Alex Beller (violin), +20 more

  • E16815If I Should Lose You (2:22) - Ralph Rainger, Leo Robin

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • E16816Then I'll Be Tired Of You (2:27) - E.Y. Harburg, Arthur Schwartz

  • E16817(Just One Way To Say) I Love You (2:51) - Irving Berlin

  • E16818My Heart Stood Still (2:43) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

08 Apr 1957 — The Bob Hope Chevy Show (NBC)

1950s

Television Recording (Session #2691)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • The Lady Is A Tramp - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

10 Apr 1957 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-28)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #974)

Conductor: Gordon Jenkins | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Arthur Frantz (french-horn), John Cave (french-horn), Wayne Songer (clarinet), Jack Chaney (bassoon), Matty Matlock (baritone saxophone), Willie Schwartz (woodwinds), Dent Eckels (flute), Mischa Russell (violin), Walter Edelstein (violin), Victor Arno (violin), +24 more

  • E16820Where Is The One? (2:47) - Edwin Finckel, Alec Wilder

  • Arrangement: Gordon Jenkins

  • E16821There's No You (3:44) - Tom Adair, Hal Hopper

  • E16822The Night We Called It A Day (3:25) - Tom Adair, Matt Dennis

  • E16823Autumn Leaves (2:51 mono) - Joseph Kosma, Johnny Mercer (Eng. w.), Jacques Prevert (Fr. w.)

29 Apr 1957 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-29)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #975)

Conductor: Gordon Jenkins | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Richard Perissi (french-horn), Arthur Frantz (french-horn), Wayne Songer (woodwinds), Jack Chaney (woodwinds), Dent Eckels (woodwinds/flute), Clyde Hylton (woodwinds/flute), Matty Matlock (woodwinds/flute), Mischa Russell (violin), Walter Edelstein (violin), Joseph Livoti (violin), +24 more

  • E17008I Cover The Waterfront (2:56) - Johnny Green, Edward Heyman

  • Arrangement: Gordon Jenkins

  • E17009Lonely Town (4:09) - Leonard Bernstein, Betty Comden, Adolph Green

  • E17010Laura (3:24) - Johnny Mercer, David Raksin

  • E17011Baby, Won't You Please Come Home? (2:58) - Charles Warfield, Clarence Williams

01 May 1957 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-30)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #976)

Conductor: Gordon Jenkins | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Richard Perissi (french-horn), Arthur Frantz (french-horn), Jack Dumont (woodwinds), Jack Chaney (woodwinds), Matty Matlock (woodwinds), Dent Eckels (woodwinds), Willie Schwartz (woodwinds), Mischa Russell (violin), Walter Edelstein (violin), Joseph Livoti (violin), +24 more

  • E16863-12Where Are You? (3:29) - Harold Adamson, Jimmy McHugh

  • Arrangement: Gordon Jenkins

  • E16869I Think Of You (3:00) - Jack Elliott, Don Marcotte

  • E16867-5 (E17040)I'm A Fool To Want You (4:50) - Joel Herron, Frank Sinatra, Jack Wolf

  • E16868 (E17041)Maybe You'll Be There (3:04) - Rube Bloom, Sammy Gallop

20 May 1957 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-31)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #977)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Mickey Mangano (trumpet), Harry Edison (trumpet), Shorty Sherock (trumpet), Dick Noel (trombone), Jimmy Priddy (trombone), Juan Tizol (valve trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Willie Schwartz (saxophone/woodwinds), Harry Klee (saxophone/woodwinds), Champ Webb (saxophone/woodwinds), +21 more

  • E17069-14Witchcraft (2:52) - Cy Coleman, Carolyn Leigh

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • E17070-11Something Wonderful Happens In Summer (3:12) - Joe Bushkin, John DeVries

  • E17071Tell Her You Love Her (2:55) - Homer Denison, Hugh Halliday, Barry Parker

  • E17072You're Cheatin' Yourself (If You're Cheatin' On Me) (2:33) - Al Hoffman, Dick Manning

23 May 1957 — Los Angeles: Columbia Pictures Session for "Pal Joey" Soundtrack

1950s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #981)

Conductor: Morris Stoloff | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • I Didn't Know What Time It Was (2:46) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • The Lady Is A Tramp (3:12) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

09 Jun 1957 — Seattle, WA: Civic Auditorium (two shows)

1950s

Concert Recording (Session #1110)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Bill Miller (piano), Orchestra

  • You Make Me Feel So Young (3:23 spoken intro) - Mack Gordon, Josef Myrow

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • It Happened In Monterey (2:31) - Billy Rose, Mabel Wayne

  • At Long Last Love (2:30) - Robert Katscher, Cole Porter

  • I Get A Kick Out Of You (3:00) - Cole Porter

  • Just One Of Those Things (3:16) - Cole Porter

  • A Foggy Day (2:40) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • The Lady Is A Tramp (3:25) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • They Can't Take That Away From Me (1:42) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • I Won't Dance (3:35) - Dorothy Fields, Oscar Hammerstein II, Otto Harbach, Jerome Kern, Jimmy McHugh

  • When Your Lover Has Gone (3:22 spoken intro) - Einar Aaron Swan

  • Violets For Your Furs (3:32) - Tom Adair, Matt Dennis

  • My Funny Valentine (2:40) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Glad To Be Unhappy (2:50 spoken intro) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • One For My Baby (And One More For The Road) (5:25 spoken intro) - Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer

  • (Love Is) The Tender Trap (3:10 spoken intro) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Hey! Jealous Lover (2:30 spoken intro) - Sammy Cahn, Kay Twomey, Bee Walker

  • I've Got You Under My Skin (3:20) - Cole Porter

  • Oh! Look At Me Now (3:50 spoken intro) - Joe Bushkin, John DeVries

14 Jun 1957 — Los Angeles: Columbia Pictures Session for "Pal Joey" Soundtrack

1950s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #986)

Conductor: Morris Stoloff | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Trudy Erwin (vocalist), Orchestra

  • There's A Small Hotel (2:15) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • I Could Write A Book (2:15) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Frank Sinatra with Trudy Erwin (dubbed for Kim Novak).

10 Jul 1957 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-32)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #1028)

Conductor: Gordon Jenkins | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Ralph Brewster Singers [Ralph Brewster, Loulie Jeanne Norman, Norma Zimmer, Barbara Ford, Thora Mathiason, Betty Noyes, Sue Allen, Gloria Wood, Betty Allan, Betty Wand, Dorothy McCarty, +36 more

  • E17289It Came Upon A Midnight Clear (2:45) - Edmund Hamilton Sears, Richard Storrs Willis

  • Arrangement: Gordon Jenkins

  • E17290O Little Town Of Bethlehem (2:02) - Phillips Brooks, Lewis H. Redner

  • E17291Hark! The Herald Angels Sing (2:18) - Felix Mendelssohn, Charles Wesley

  • E17292Adeste Fideles (O Come All Ye Faithful) (2:28) - John Reading

16 Jul 1957 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-33)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #1029)

Conductor: Gordon Jenkins | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Ralph Brewster Singers [Ralph Brewster, Loulie Jeanne Norman, Norma Zimmer, Barbara Ford, Thora Mathiason, Betty Noyes, Sue Allen, Gloria Wood, Betty Allan, Betty Wand, Dorothy McCarty, +36 more

  • E17331Jingle Bells (1:57) - James S. Pierpont

  • Arrangement: Gordon Jenkins

  • E17332The First Noel (2:39) - Traditional

  • E17333Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas (3:25) - Ralph Blane, Hugh Martin

  • E17334The Christmas Waltz (2:58) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

17 Jul 1957 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-34)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #1083)

Conductor: Gordon Jenkins | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Ralph Brewster Singers [Ralph Brewster, Loulie Jeanne Norman, Norma Zimmer, Barbara Ford, Thora Mathiason, Betty Noyes, Sue Allen, Gloria Wood, Betty Allan, Betty Wand, Dorothy McCarty, +36 more

  • E17339Mistletoe And Holly (2:14) - Henry Sanicola, Frank Sinatra, Dok Stanford

  • Arrangement: Gordon Jenkins

  • E17340The Christmas Song (3:23) - Mel Tormé, Robert Wells

  • E17341Silent Night, Holy Night (2:24) - Franz Gruber, Joseph Mohr

  • E17342I'll Be Home For Christmas (3:06) - Kim Gannon, Buck Ram, Walter Kent

25 Jul 1957 — Los Angeles: Columbia Pictures Session for "Pal Joey" Soundtrack

1950s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #1031)

Conductor: Morris Stoloff | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Bewitched, Bothered And Bewildered (0:52 unreleased) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

13 Aug 1957 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-35)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #1037)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Pete Candoli (trumpet), Harry Edison (trumpet), George Seaberg (trumpet), Tommy Pederson (trombone), Russell Brown (trombone), Jimmy Priddy (trombone), Juan Tizol (valve trombone), Skeets Herfurt (saxophone/woodwinds), Harry Klee (saxophone/woodwinds), Champ Webb (saxophone/woodwinds), +21 more

  • E17468I Could Write A Book (3:52) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • E17469Bewitched, Bothered And Bewildered (3:38) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • E17470-5All The Way (2:50) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • E17471There's A Small Hotel (2:34) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • E17472-4Chicago (2:11) - Fred Fisher

25 Sep 1957 — Hollywood: Capitol Recording Session #E-37 for "Pal Joey" Soundtrack

1950s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #2630)

Conductor: Morris Stoloff | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Chorus [Trudy Stabile, Jo Ann Greer, Barbara Nichols, Dean Myles, Herman Belmonte, Hank Henry, Bobby Sherwood, Eli Kent, Betty Ditti, Betty Allan, Jacqueline Allen, +82 more

  • E17553I Didn't Know What Time It Was (2:46) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • E17561What Do I Care For A Dame (Dream Sequence And Finale) (1:45) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

01 Oct 1957 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-36)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #1056)

Conductor: Billy May | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Mannie Klein (trumpet), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Shorty Sherock (trumpet), Pete Candoli (trumpet), Si Zentner (trombone), Murray McEachern (trombone), Tommy Pederson (trombone), Joe Howard (trombone), J.H. Washburne (tuba), Skeets Herfurt (woodwinds), Buddy Collette (woodwinds), +9 more

  • Artist Voice Track: FS Introduces The "Come Fly With Me" Album (0:22 spoken intro) -

  • E17639-4On The Road To Mandalay (3:24) - Rudyard Kipling, Oley Speaks

  • Arrangement: Billy May

  • E17640-7Let's Get Away From It All (2:09) - Tom Adair, Matt Dennis

  • E17641-8Isle Of Capri (2:28) - Will Grosz, Jimmy Kennedy

03 Oct 1957 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-38)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #1058)

Conductor: Billy May | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Si Zentner (trombone), Murray McEachern (trombone), Joe Howard (trombone), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), J.H. Washburne (tuba), Skeets Herfurt (woodwinds), Willie Schwartz (woodwinds), Jules Kinsler (woodwinds), Jules Jacob (woodwinds), Fred Falensby (woodwinds), Felix Slatkin (violin), +24 more

  • E17647-3Autumn In New York (4:35) - Vernon Duke

  • Arrangement: Billy May

  • E17648-4London By Night (3:27) - Carroll Coates

  • E17649-2April In Paris (2:49) - Vernon Duke, E.Y. Harburg

  • E17650-11Moonlight In Vermont (3:29) - John Blackburn, Karl Suessdorf

08 Oct 1957 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-39)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #1084)

Conductor: Billy May | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Mannie Klein (trumpet), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Shorty Sherock (trumpet), Mickey Mangano (trumpet), Ed Kusby (trombone), Joe Howard (trombone), Si Zentner (trombone), Murray McEachern (trombone), J.H. Washburne (tuba), Harry Klee (woodwinds), Willie Schwartz (woodwinds), +29 more

  • E17696-9Blue Hawaii (2:38) - Ralph Rainger, Leo Robin

  • Arrangement: Billy May

  • E17697-6Come Fly With Me (3:17) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • E17698-3Around The World (3:17) - Harold Adamson, Victor Young

  • E17699-11It's Nice To Go Trav'ling (3:50) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • E17700-5Brazil (2:51) - Ary Barroso, S.K. [Bob] Russell (Eng. w.)

13 Oct 1957 — Hollywood: CBS Televison City for "The Edsel Show" (CBS)

1950s

Television Recording (Session #1155)

Conductor: Tutti Camarata | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Louis Armstrong (vocalist/trumpet), Additional Guests [Rosemary Clooney, Bing Crosby, Lindsay Crosby, The Four Preps, Bob Hope, Norman Luboff Choir], Orchestra

  • The Birth Of The Blues (3:20 spoken intro) - Lew Brown, B.G. DeSylva, Ray Henderson

  • September Song (2:00 edit) - Maxwell Anderson, Kurt Weill

18 Oct 1957 — Hollywood: El Capitan Theatre for "The Frank Sinatra Show" (ABC)

1950s

Television Recording (Session #2358)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Guests [Bob Hope, Peggy Lee, Kim Novak], Orchestra

  • The Lonesome Road (3:42) - Gene Austin, Nat Shilkret

  • I Get A Kick Out Of You (2:58) - Cole Porter

  • All The Way (3:40) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Bewitched, Bothered And Bewildered (3:17) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Put Your Dreams Away (For Another Day) (1:50) - Ruth Lowe, Paul Mann, Stephan Weiss

01 Nov 1957 — Hollywood: El Capitan Theatre for "The Frank Sinatra Show" (ABC)

1950s

Television Recording (Session #1154)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Tri-Tones [Nancy Sinatra, Belinda Burrell, Jane Ross] (vocalists), Orchestra

  • Side By Side (2:13) - Gus Kahn, Harry M. Woods

  • Frank Sinatra with Nancy Sinatra, Belinda Burrell and Jane Ross.

08 Nov 1957 — Hollywood: El Capitan Theatre for "The Frank Sinatra Show" (ABC)

1950s

Television Recording (Session #1152)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Peggy Lee (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Nice Work If You Can Get It (2:30 spoken intro) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • Love Is Here To Stay (2:22 spoken intro) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

15 Nov 1957 — Hollywood: El Capitan Theatre for "The Frank Sinatra Show" (ABC)

1950s

Television Recording (Session #1160)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The McGuire Sisters (vocalists), Orchestra

  • Something's Gotta Give (2:14) - Johnny Mercer

  • Frank Sinatra with The McGuire Sisters.

22 Nov 1957 — Hollywood: El Capitan Theatre for "The Frank Sinatra Show" (ABC)

1950s

Television Recording (Session #2386)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra (dubbed on a later date)

  • My Funny Valentine (2:25 overdub) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

25 Nov 1957 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-40)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #1060)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Shorty Sherock (trumpet), Mickey Mangano (trumpet), Harry Edison (trumpet), Ed Kusby (trombone), Jimmy Priddy (trombone), Juan Tizol (valve trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Willie Schwartz (woodwinds), Harry Klee (woodwinds), Buddy Collette (woodwinds), +22 more

  • E17974I Believe (2:29) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • E17975-4Everybody Loves Somebody (3:42) - Ken Lane, Irving Taylor

  • E17976-5It's The Same Old Dream (3:01) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • E17977Time After Time (3:25) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

27 Nov 1957 — Hollywood: Capitol Recording Session

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #1097)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | The scheduled session for this date was cancelled.

29 Nov 1957 — Hollywood: El Capitan Theatre for "The Frank Sinatra Show" (ABC)

1950s

Television Recording (Session #1165)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Dean Martin (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Night And Day (2:20) - Cole Porter

  • Old Devil Moon (2:32) - E.Y. Harburg, Burton Lane

  • Sunday, Monday Or Always (medley) - Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen

  • Saturday Night (Is The Loneliest Night Of The Week) (medley) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • The Girl That I Marry (medley) - Irving Berlin

  • I've Got A Crush On You (medley) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • Don't Cry, Joe (medley) - Joe Marsala

  • The House I Live In (That's America To Me) (3:35) - Lewis Allan, Earl Robinson

11 Dec 1957 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-42)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #1062)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Pete Candoli (trumpet), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Shorty Sherock (trumpet), Harry Edison (trumpet), Dick Noel (trombone), Jimmy Priddy (trombone), Russell Brown (trombone), Juan Tizol (valve trombone), Skeets Herfurt (woodwinds), Harry Klee (woodwinds), Bill Green (woodwinds), +22 more

  • E18052You'll Always Be The One I Love (2:54) - Ticker Freeman, Sunny Skylar

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • E18053If You Are But A Dream (3:53 mono) - Nat Bonx, Jack Fulton, Moe Jaffe

  • E18054-4Put Your Dreams Away (For Another Day) (3:12) - Ruth Lowe, Paul Mann, Stephan Weiss

20 Dec 1957 — Hollywood: El Capitan Theatre for "The Frank Sinatra Show" (ABC)

1950s

Television Recording (Session #2624)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Bing Crosby (vocalist), The Ralph Brewster Singers, Orchestra ... Plus Kylie Minogue and Seal for later electronic duets.

  • Mistletoe And Holly (1:50) - Henry Sanicola, Frank Sinatra, Dok Stanford

  • Jingle Bells (0:58) - James S. Pierpont

  • Deck The Halls (1:14) - Traditional

  • God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen (1:12) - Traditional

  • Hark! The Herald Angels Sing (1:26) - Felix Mendelssohn, Charles Wesley

  • Adeste Fideles (O Come All Ye Faithful) (1:30) - John Reading

  • It Came Upon The Midnight Clear (1:53) - Edmund Hamilton Sears, Richard Storrs Willis

  • O Little Town Of Bethlehem (0:50) - Phillips Brooks, Lewis H. Redner

  • Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town (1:39) - J. Fred Coots, Haven Gillespie

  • The Christmas Song (1:38) - Mel Tormé, Robert Wells

  • White Christmas (2:34) - Irving Berlin

10 Jan 1958 — Hollywood: El Capitan Theatre for "The Frank Sinatra Show" (ABC)

1950s

Television Recording (Session #2360)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Guest: Robert Mitchum, Orchestra

  • I Won't Dance (2:26) - Dorothy Fields, Oscar Hammerstein II, Otto Harbach, Jerome Kern, Jimmy McHugh

17 Jan 1958 — Hollywood: El Capitan Theatre for "The Frank Sinatra Show" (ABC)

1950s

Television Recording (Session #1171)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Louis Prima (vocalist), Keely Smith (vocalist), Additional Guests [Sam Butera and The Witnesses], Orchestra

  • I Can't Believe That You're In Love With Me (1:10 spoken intro) - Clarence Gaskill, Jimmy McHugh

18 Jan 1958 — Hollywood: "Club Oasis" (NBC)

1950s

Television Recording (Session #2356)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Come Fly With Me (2:32) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

31 Jan 1958 — Hollywood: El Capitan Theatre for "The Frank Sinatra Show" (ABC)

1950s

Television Recording (Session #1168)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Sammy Davis Jr. (vocalist), Orchestra

  • You Make Me Feel So Young (2:16) - Mack Gordon, Josef Myrow

  • Me And My Shadow (2:38) - Dave Dreyer, Al Jolson, Billy Rose

  • I've Got You Under My Skin (2:04) - Cole Porter

14 Feb 1958 — Hollywood: El Capitan Theatre for "The Frank Sinatra Show" (ABC)

1950s

Television Recording (Session #1161)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Shirley Jones (vocalist), Nancy Sinatra (guest), Orchestra

  • If I Loved You (3:32) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

  • My Funny Valentine (2:30) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

03 Mar 1958 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-43)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #2627)

Conductor: Billy May | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Keely Smith (vocalist), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Frank Beach (trumpet), Johnny Best (trumpet), Harry Edison (trumpet), Tommy Pederson (trombone), Ed Kusby (trombone), William Schafer (trombone), Dick Noel (trombone), Willie Smith (saxophone/woodwinds), Skeets Herfurt (saxophone/woodwinds), +7 more

  • E18522Nothing In Common (2:30) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Billy May

  • E18523How Are Ya' Fixed For Love? (2:24) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • E18524The Same Old Song And Dance (2:49) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen, Bobby Worth

  • E18525-2Here Goes (2:42 session chatter) - Sammy Cahn, Otto Cesana

07 Mar 1958 — Hollywood: El Capitan Theatre for "The Frank Sinatra Show" (ABC)

1950s

Television Recording (Session #2385)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra (dubbed on a later date)

  • This Can't Be Love (1:38 overdub) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • One For My Baby (And One More For The Road) (3:42) - Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer

  • All Of Me (1:44) - Gerald Marks, Seymour Simons

14 Mar 1958 — Hollywood: El Capitan Theatre for "The Frank Sinatra Show" (ABC)

1950s

Television Recording (Session #2362)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Guests [Eydie Gormé, Joey Bishop], Orchestra

  • Moonlight In Vermont (2:16) - John Blackburn, Karl Suessdorf

28 Mar 1958 — Hollywood: El Capitan Theatre for "The Frank Sinatra Show" (ABC)

1950s

Television Recording (Session #2361)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Guest: Eddie Fisher, Orchestra

  • A Foggy Day (2:26) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

25 Apr 1958 — Hollywood: El Capitan Theatre for "The Frank Sinatra Show" (ABC)

1950s

Television Recording (Session #1169)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Ethel Merman (vocalist), Additional Guests [Lew Gallo, Jesse White], Orchestra

  • You're The Top (1:35) - Cole Porter

  • Frank Sinatra with Ethel Merman.

05 May 1958 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-52)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #1064)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Tommy Pederson (trombone), Milt Bernhart (trombone), Ken Shroyer (bass trombone), Richard Perissi (french-horn), John Cave (french-horn), James Decker (french-horn), Arthur Gleghorn (flute), Harry Klee (flute), Champ Webb (oboe), Arnold Koblentz (oboe), Blake Reynolds (clarinet), +31 more

  • E18953-1Guess I'll Hang My Tears Out To Dry (5:09 alt. take) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • E18954Ebb Tide (unreleased) - Robert Maxwell, Carl Sigman

  • E18955-1+2+3+4+5+6+7+8Angel Eyes (17:02 alt. takes) - Earl Brent, Matt Dennis

09 May 1958 — Hollywood: El Capitan Theatre for "The Frank Sinatra Show" (ABC)

1950s

Television Recording (Session #1173)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Ella Fitzgerald (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Jeepers Creepers (1:47) - Johnny Mercer, Harry Warren

  • On The Road To Mandalay (2:28) - Rudyard Kipling, Oley Speaks

  • We'll Be Together Again (3:46) - Carl Fischer, Frankie Laine

  • Moonlight In Vermont (2:16 medley) - John Blackburn, Karl Suessdorf

  • I May Be Wrong (2:19) - Harry Ruskin, Henry Sullivan

  • Put Your Dreams Away (For Another Day) (0:35) - Ruth Lowe, Paul Mann, Stephan Weiss

29 May 1958 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-50 - 1st session)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #2696)

Conductor: Felix Slatkin | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Tommy Pederson (trombone), Milt Bernhart (trombone), Ken Shroyer (bass trombone), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), John Cave (french-horn), James Decker (french-horn), Arthur Gleghorn (flute), Harry Klee (flute), Champ Webb (oboe), Arnold Koblentz (oboe), Mitchell Lurie (clarinet), +34 more

  • E19239Monique (The Song From "Kings Go Forth") (3:13) - Elmer Bernstein, Sammy Cahn

  • Arrangement: Felix Slatkin

  • E19240-4Ebb Tide (3:18) - Robert Maxwell, Carl Sigman

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • E19241-3Angel Eyes (3:44) - Earl Brent, Matt Dennis

  • E19242Spring Is Here (4:40) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

29 May 1958 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-50 - 2nd session)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #2797)

Conductor: Felix Slatkin | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Pete Candoli (trumpet), Tommy Pederson (trombone), Milt Bernhart (trombone), Ken Shroyer (bass trombone), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), John Cave (french-horn), James Decker (french-horn), Arthur Gleghorn (flute), Harry Klee (flute), Champ Webb (oboe), Arnold Koblentz (oboe), +37 more

  • E19255-4Guess I'll Hang My Tears Out To Dry (3:58) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • E19256-9Only The Lonely (4:05) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • E19257-1+2+3Lush Life (4:04 session takes) - Billy Strayhorn

  • E19258-4Willow Weep For Me (4:48) - Ann Ronell

14 Jun 1958 — Monte Carlo, Monaco: The Sporting Club for United Nations Fund for Refugee Children

1950s

Radio Recording (Session #2665)

Conductor: Quincy Jones | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra ... Benefit for Princess Grace's United Nations Fund for Refugee Children.

  • Noël Coward Introduces FS (1:13) -

  • Clarke Street (Play On) (orchestra) - Elmer Bernstein

  • Come Fly With Me (2:45) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • I Get A Kick Out Of You (2:54) - Cole Porter

  • I've Got You Under My Skin (2:00) - Cole Porter

  • Where Or When (1:56) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Moonlight In Vermont (2:10) - John Blackburn, Karl Suessdorf

  • On The Road To Mandalay (2:55) - Rudyard Kipling, Oley Speaks

  • When Your Lover Has Gone (2:25) - Einar Aaron Swan

  • April In Paris (2:25) - Vernon Duke, E.Y. Harburg

  • All The Way (2:10) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Monique (The Song From "Kings Go Forth") (2:45) - Elmer Bernstein, Sammy Cahn

  • Bewitched, Bothered And Bewildered (2:36) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • The Lady Is A Tramp (3:02) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • You Make Me Feel So Young (2:40) - Mack Gordon, Josef Myrow

24 Jun 1958 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-53 [1st personnel lineup])

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #1074)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Cappy Lewis (trumpet), Tommy Pederson (trombone), Russell Brown (trombone), Ray Sims (trombone), Juan Tizol (valve trombone), George Price (french-horn), James Decker (french-horn), Sinclair Lott (french-horn), Arthur Gleghorn (flute), Harry Klee (flute), Champ Webb (oboe), +34 more

  • E19478Blues In The Night (4:43) - Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • E19479What's New? (5:11) - Johnny Burke, Bob Haggart

  • E19480Gone With The Wind (5:09) - Herb Magidson, Allie Wrubel

24 Jun 1958 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-53 [2nd personnel lineup])

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #1076)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Bill Miller (piano)

  • E19422-AOne For My Baby (And One More For The Road) (4:00 alternate) - Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

25 Jun 1958 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-54)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #1077)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Cappy Lewis (trumpet), Tommy Pederson (trombone), Milt Bernhart (trombone), Russell Brown (trombone), Ray Sims (trombone), George Price (french-horn), James Decker (french-horn), James McGee (french-horn), Arthur Gleghorn (flute), Harry Klee (flute), Champ Webb (oboe), +35 more

  • E19420Goodbye (5:42) - Gordon Jenkins

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • E19421It's A Lonesome Old Town (4:15) - Charles Kisco, Harry Tobias

  • E19422-1One For My Baby (And One More For The Road) (4:21) - Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer

11 Sep 1958 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-55)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #1078)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Chorus [Jimmy Joyce, Bill Stafford, Charles Parlato, Thomas Kenny, Betty Joyce, Vangie Carmichael, Jackie Noyes, Hillard Street], Pete Candoli (trumpet), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Mickey Mangano (trumpet), +30 more

  • E30096Mr. Success (2:39) - Edwin Greines, Henry Sanicola, Frank Sinatra

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • E30097Sleep Warm (2:47) - Alan Bergman, Marilyn Keith [Bergman], Lew Spence

  • E30099-2Where Or When (2:26) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • E30104Who's In Your Arms Tonight? (orchestra) - Ben Allen, Hank Sanicola

30 Sep 1958 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-57)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #1080)

Conductor: Billy May | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Mickey Mangano (trumpet), Robert Guy (trumpet), Pete Candoli (trumpet), Joe Howard (trombone), Tommy Pederson (trombone), Milt Bernhart (trombone), Ed Kusby (trombone), Red Callender (tuba), Willie Schwartz (saxophone/woodwinds), Phil Sobel (saxophone/woodwinds), +10 more

  • E30211-3/4/5Just In Time (3:40 session chatter) - Betty Comden, Adolph Green, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: Billy May

  • E30212The Song Is You (2:52) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Jerome Kern

  • E30213-4It All Depends On You (2:02) - Lew Brown, B.G. DeSylva, Ray Henderson

13 Oct 1958 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #1085)

Conductor: Frank Sinatra | Dean Martin (vocalist), John Cave (french-horn), Ted Nash (woodwinds), Herman Gunkler (woodwinds), Jules Jacob (woodwinds), Abe Most (woodwinds), Dale Issenhuth (woodwinds), Dan Lube (violin), Paul Shure (violin), Amerigo Marino (violin), Victor Arno (violin), Harry Bluestone (violin), +13 more

  • 30354Dream (3:16) - Johnny Mercer

  • Arrangement: Pete King

  • 30355Dream A Little Dream Of Me (3:13) - Fabian Andree, Gus Kahn, Wilbur Schwandt

  • 30356Goodnight, Sweetheart (3:07) - Jimmy Campbell, Reg Connelly, Ray Noble

  • 30357Cuddle Up A Little Closer (3:08) - Otto Harbach, Karl Hoschna

14 Oct 1958 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #1086)

Conductor: Frank Sinatra | Dean Martin (vocalist), John Cave (french-horn), Ted Nash (woodwinds), Herman Gunkler (woodwinds), Jules Jacob (woodwinds), Abe Most (woodwinds), Dale Issenhuth (woodwinds), Dan Lube (violin), Paul Shure (violin), Amerigo Marino (violin), Victor Arno (violin), Erno Neufeld (violin), +13 more

  • 30400Sleep Warm (3:48) - Alan Bergman, Marilyn Keith [Bergman], Lew Spence

  • Arrangement: Pete King

  • 30401Let's Put Out The Lights (2:42) - Herman Hupfeld

  • 30402Brahms' Lullaby (2:58) - Johannes Brahms

  • 30403Goodnight, My Love (3:00) - Mack Gordon, Harry Revel

15 Oct 1958 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #1087)

Conductor: Frank Sinatra | Dean Martin (vocalist), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Frank Beach (trumpet), Dale McMickle (trumpet), Joe Howard (trombone), Murray McEachern (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Willie Schwartz (woodwinds), Gus Bivona (woodwinds), Jules Jacob (woodwinds), Abe Most (woodwinds), Dale Issenhuth (woodwinds), +18 more

  • 30147Sleepy Time Gal (2:48) - Joseph Alden, Raymond Egan, Ange Lorenzo, Richard Whiting

  • Arrangement: Pete King

  • 30148Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams (2:56) - Harry Barris, Ted Koehler, Billy Moll

  • 30149All I Do Is Dream Of You (2:42) - Nacio Herb Brown, Arthur Freed

  • 30150Hit The Road To Dreamland (2:48) - Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer

16 Oct 1958 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-58)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #2507)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Dale McMickle (trumpet), Frank Beach (trumpet), Joe Howard (trombone), Murray McEachern (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Richard Perissi (french-horn), John Cave (french-horn), Willie Schwartz (woodwinds), Gus Bivona (woodwinds), +31 more

  • E30380-23To Love And Be Loved (2:53) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • E30381-1I Couldn't Care Less (2:58) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

09 Dec 1958 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-59)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #1092)

Conductor: Billy May | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Shorty Sherock (trumpet), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Mannie Klein (trumpet), Frank Beach (trumpet), Milt Bernhart (trombone), Si Zentner (trombone), Tommy Pederson (trombone), Murray McEachern (trombone), Skeets Herfurt (saxophone/woodwinds), Buddy Collette (saxophone/woodwinds), Babe Russin (saxophone/woodwinds), +6 more

  • E30771-6The Song Is You (2:40) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Jerome Kern

  • Arrangement: Billy May

  • E30772-8Something's Gotta Give (2:35) - Johnny Mercer

  • E30773-6Just In Time (2:21) - Betty Comden, Adolph Green, Jule Styne

11 Dec 1958 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-60)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #1093)

Conductor: Billy May | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Shorty Sherock (trumpet), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Mannie Klein (trumpet), Pete Candoli (trumpet), Milt Bernhart (trombone), Si Zentner (trombone), Tommy Pederson (trombone), Murray McEachern (trombone), Skeets Herfurt (saxophone/woodwinds), Willie Schwartz (saxophone/woodwinds), Babe Russin (saxophone/woodwinds), +6 more

  • E30776Day In, Day Out (unreleased) - Rube Bloom, Johnny Mercer

  • Arrangement: Billy May

15 Dec 1958 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-67)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #1099)

Musicians: The scheduled session for this date was cancelled.

22 Dec 1958 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-63)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #1100)

Conductor: Billy May | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Shorty Sherock (trumpet), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Mannie Klein (trumpet), Pete Candoli (trumpet), Ed Kusby (trombone), Si Zentner (trombone), Tommy Pederson (trombone), Murray McEachern (trombone), Skeets Herfurt (saxophone/woodwinds), Buddy Collette (saxophone/woodwinds), Babe Russin (saxophone/woodwinds), +6 more

  • E30876-8Day In, Day Out (3:21) - Rube Bloom, Johnny Mercer

  • Arrangement: Billy May

  • E30877-8Baubles, Bangles And Beads (2:43) - George Forrest, Robert Wright

  • E30878-6Dancing In The Dark (2:23) - Howard Dietz, Arthur Schwartz

  • E30879-3Saturday Night (Is The Loneliest Night Of The Week) (1:52) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: Heinie Beau

  • E30880-4Cheek To Cheek (3:03) - Irving Berlin

23 Dec 1958 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-64)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #1101)

Conductor: Billy May | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Mannie Klein (trumpet), Shorty Sherock (trumpet), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Frank Beach (trumpet), Joe Triscari (trumpet), Ed Kusby (trombone), William Schaeffer (trombone), Joe Howard (trombone), Si Zentner (trombone), Willie Schwartz (saxophone/woodwinds), Buddy Collette (saxophone/woodwinds), +7 more

  • E30887-6Too Close For Comfort (2:31) - Jerry Bock, Larry Holofcener, George Weiss

  • Arrangement: Heinie Beau

  • E30888-7I Could Have Danced All Night (2:37) - Alan Jay Lerner, Frederick Loewe

  • Arrangement: Billy May

  • E30889-10Come Dance With Me (2:29) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • E30890-19The Last Dance (2:08) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

29 Dec 1958 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-65)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #1102)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Shorty Sherock (trumpet), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Cappy Lewis (trumpet), Dale McNickle (trumpet), Tommy Pederson (trombone), Dick Noel (trombone), Juan Tizol (valve trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), John Cave (french-horn), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Ted Nash (saxophone/woodwinds), +27 more

  • E30893The Moon Was Yellow (2:56) - Fred E. Ahlert, Edgar Leslie

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • E30894They Came To Cordura (2:58) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • E30895All My Tomorrows (3:12) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • E30896-5French Foreign Legion (1:58) - Aaron Schroeder, Guy Wood

1959 — Unknown Location: Ford Motor Company Commercial

1950s

Radio Recording (Session #2180)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Rosemary Clooney (vocalist), Orchestra

  • It's A Big, Wide, Wonderful World (1:00 & 0:20) -

12 Feb 1959 — Los Angeles: United Artists Session for "A Hole In The Head" Soundtrack

1950s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #1131)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Eddie Hodges (vocalist), Orchestra

  • High Hopes (2:09) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

13 Feb 1959 — Los Angeles: United Artists Session for "A Hole In The Head" Soundtrack

1950s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #1104)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra with Eddie Hodges.

  • High Hopes (Finale) (0:18 unreleased) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

22 Feb 1959 — Hollywood: "Some Of Manie's Friends" (NBC: March 3, 1959)

1950s

Television Recording (Session #2434)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Dinah Shore (vocalist), Additional Guests [Sid Caesar, Rosemary Clooney, Nat King Cole, Perry Como, Eddie Fisher, Betty Grable, Bob Hope, Harry James, Tony Martin, Kay Starr, +6 more

  • You Make Me Feel So Young (medley) - Mack Gordon, Josef Myrow

  • A Foggy Day (medley) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • Taking A Chance On Love (medley) - Vernon Duke, Ted Fetter, John Latouche

  • All Of Me (medley) - Gerald Marks, Seymour Simons

  • I Can't Give You Anything But Love (medley) - Dorothy Fields, Jimmy McHugh

  • You Must Have Been A Beautiful Baby (medley) - Johnny Mercer, Harry Warren

24 Mar 1959 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-68)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #1108)

Conductor: Gordon Jenkins | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), John Cave (french-horn), Richard Perissi (french-horn), Willie Schwartz (woodwinds), Clyde Hylton (woodwinds), Matty Matlock (woodwinds), Dent Eckels (woodwinds), Wayne Songer (woodwinds), Norman Beno (oboe), Dan Lube (violin), Joseph Quadri (violin), +25 more

  • E31391(I Don't Stand) A Ghost Of A Chance (3:12) - Bing Crosby, Ned Washington, Victor Young

  • Arrangement: Gordon Jenkins

  • E31392Why Try To Change Me Now? (3:41) - Cy Coleman, Joseph A. McCarthy

  • E31393None But The Lonely Heart (3:41) - Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, Brandt Westbrook

  • E31394Stormy Weather (3:18) - Harold Arlen, Ted Koehler

25 Mar 1959 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-69)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #1107)

Conductor: Gordon Jenkins | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Arthur Frantz (french-horn), Richard Perissi (french-horn), John Cave (french-horn), Matty Matlock (woodwinds), Dent Eckels (woodwinds), Wayne Songer (woodwinds), Clyde Hylton (woodwinds), Paul McLarand (woodwinds), Mischa Russell (violin), Walter Edelstein (violin), Joseph Livoti (violin), +24 more

  • E31420The One I Love (Belongs To Somebody Else) (3:05 intercut) - Isham Jones, Gus Kahn

  • Arrangement: Gordon Jenkins

  • E31421-21Here's That Rainy Day (3:41) - Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen

26 Mar 1959 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-70)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #1109)

Conductor: Gordon Jenkins | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Richard Perissi (french-horn), John Cave (french-horn), Willie Schwartz (woodwinds), Wayne Songer (woodwinds), Clyde Hylton (woodwinds), Dent Eckels (woodwinds), Matty Matlock (woodwinds), Bert Gassman (oboe), Mischa Russell (violin), David Frisina (violin), +25 more

  • E31424I Can't Get Started (4:01) - Vernon Duke, Ira Gershwin

  • Arrangement: Gordon Jenkins

  • E31425Where Do You Go? (2:31) - Arnold Sundgaard, Alec Wilder

  • E31426A Cottage For Sale (3:14) - Larry Conley, Willard Robinson

  • E31427Just Friends (3:40) - John Klenner, Sam M. Lewis

27 Mar 1959 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-71)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #1112)

Musicians: The scheduled session for this date (with same musicians as the March 26th session) was cancelled.

31 Mar 1959 — Australia: West Melbourne Stadium

1950s

Concert Recording (Session #1126)

Conductor: Red Norvo | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Red Norvo (vibraphone), Jerry Dodgion (flute/alto saxophone), Bill Miller (piano), Jimmy Wyble (guitar), Red Wooten (string bass), John Markham (drums), Local Orchestra (added on "Night And Day")

  • One For My Baby (And One More For The Road) (5:14 spoken intro) - Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer

  • Night And Day (4:12) - Cole Porter

01 Apr 1959 — Australia: West Melbourne Stadium

1950s

Concert Recording (Session #1127)

Conductor: Red Norvo | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Red Norvo (vibraphone), Jerry Dodgion (flute/alto saxophone), Bill Miller (piano), Jimmy Wyble (guitar), Red Wooten (string bass), John Markham (drums), Local Orchestra (added on "All Of Me" and "On The Road To Mandalay")

  • I Could Have Danced All Night (3:00) - Alan Jay Lerner, Frederick Loewe

  • Just One Of Those Things (2:32) - Cole Porter

  • I Get A Kick Out Of You (3:06) - Cole Porter

  • At Long Last Love (2:20) - Robert Katscher, Cole Porter

  • Willow Weep For Me (3:50) - Ann Ronell

  • I've Got You Under My Skin (3:18) - Cole Porter

  • Moonlight In Vermont (3:44) - John Blackburn, Karl Suessdorf

  • The Lady Is A Tramp (4:35) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Angel Eyes (4:23 spoken intro) - Earl Brent, Matt Dennis

  • Come Fly With Me (2:55) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • All The Way (2:30 spoken intro) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Dancing In The Dark (2:20 spoken intro) - Howard Dietz, Arthur Schwartz

  • All Of Me (3:01) - Gerald Marks, Seymour Simons

  • On The Road To Mandalay (4:15 spoken intro) - Rudyard Kipling, Oley Speaks

08 May 1959 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-72)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #1185)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), "A Bunch Of Kids" Chorus [Candy Corkling, Jamie Corkling, Liza Rey, Carolyn Thomas, Diana Lee, Jon Joyce, Jeff Joyce, Bill Reeves Jr., Kenneth Poe, August Johnson, Thomas Abbott, +35 more

  • E31632-5High Hopes (2:40) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • E31633Love Looks So Well On You (2:38) - Alan Bergman, Marilyn Keith [Bergman], Lew Spence

  • E31634Talk To Me (unreleased) - Stanley Kahan, Eddie Snyder, Rudy Vallee

14 May 1959 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-73)

1950s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #1134)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), James Decker (french-horn), James McGee (french-horn), Sinclair Loft (french-horn), Ronny Lang (woodwinds), Willie Schwartz (woodwinds), Ted Nash (woodwinds), Sal Franzella (woodwinds), Buddy Collette (woodwinds), Harry Schuchman (woodwinds), Felix Slatkin (violin), Paul Shure (violin), +25 more

  • E31679This Was My Love (3:27) - Jim Harbert

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • E31682Talk To Me (3:00) - Stanley Kahan, Eddie Snyder, Rudy Vallee

  • E31680-10When No One Cares (2:42) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Gordon Jenkins

  • E31681-8I'll Never Smile Again (3:43) - Ruth Lowe

14 May 1959 — Hollywood: Moulin Rouge for SHARE Benefit - "Boomtown Show"

1950s

Concert Recording (Session #2007)

Conductor: Paul Weston | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Dean Martin (vocalist), Jack Benny (vocalist), Tony Curtis (vocalist), Sammy Davis Jr. (vocalist), Orchestra ... Additional guests: Milton Berle, Jo Stafford, Anne Jeffreys, Janet Leigh, June Hutton.

  • Too Marvelous For Words (medley) - Johnny Mercer, Richard Whiting

  • A Foggy Day (medley) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • Come Fly With Me (medley) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • I Can't Give You Anything But Love (medley) - Dorothy Fields, Jimmy McHugh

  • We're Glad That We're Italian (4:28) - Sammy Cahn, Dana Suesse

  • Taking A Chance On [Love] SHARE - Vernon Duke, Ted Fetter, John Latouche

14 May 1959 — Hollywood: Singing Promotional Spots for "A Hole In The Head"

1950s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #2778)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • High Hopes (Promotional Spot) (0:45 medley) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • All My Tomorrows (Promotional Spot) (1:00 medley) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • High Hopes (Radio Spots) (2:49 medley) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • All My Tomorrows (Radio Spot) (2:08 medley) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

27 Aug 1959 — Hollywood: 20th Century Fox Session for "Can-Can" Soundtrack

1950s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #1137)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Luella Howard (flute), Arthur Hoberman (flute), Gordon Pope (oboe), William Kosinski (oboe), Russell Cheever (clarinet), Abe Most (clarinet), Bill Ulyate (clarinet), Louis Kaufman (violin), Paul Shure (violin), Joachim Chassman (violin), George Berres (violin), +35 more

  • E33339C'est Magnifique (2:00) - Cole Porter

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • E33340It's All Right With Me (4:11) - Cole Porter

01 Sep 1959 — Hollywood: 20th Century Fox Session for "Can-Can" Soundtrack

1950s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #1141)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Maurice Chevalier (vocalist), Chorus, John Clyman (trumpet), Frank Beach (trumpet), Robert Fowler (trumpet), Ray Klein (trombone), Marlo Imes (trombone), Dick Nash (trombone), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Harry Schmidt (french-horn), Fred Fox (french-horn), +39 more

  • Montmart' (1:01 medley) - Cole Porter

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

22 Sep 1959 — Hollywood: 20th Century Fox Session for "Can-Can" Soundtrack

1950s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #2547)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Shirley MacLaine (vocalist), John Clyman (trumpet), Frank Beach (trumpet), Robert Fowler (trumpet), Pete Candoli (trumpet), Ray Klein (trombone), Marlo Imes (trombone), Jimmy Priddy (trombone), Robert Robinson (trombone), Luella Howard (flute), Gordon Pope (oboe), +45 more

  • E33348Let's Do It (2:45 outtake) - Cole Porter

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

29 Sep 1959 — Hollywood: "Oldsmobile Presents The Bing Crosby Show" (ABC)

1950s

Television Recording (Session #2413)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Bing Crosby (vocalist), Peggy Lee (vocalist), Louis Armstrong (vocalist), Paul Smith (piano), Joe Bushkin (piano), George Shearing (piano), Orchestra

  • I'm Glad We're Not Young Anymore (3:11) - Alan Jay Lerner, Frederick Loewe

  • Willow Weep For Me (3:15) - Ann Ronell

  • I Love A Piano (medley) - Irving Berlin

  • The One I Love (Belongs to Somebody Else) (medley) - Isham Jones, Gus Kahn

  • If I Could Be With You (One Hour Tonight) (0:40) - Henry Creamer, James P. Johnson

  • Up A Lazy River (0:40) - Sidney Arodin, Hoagy Carmichael

  • Now You Has Jazz (2:04) - Cole Porter

13 Oct 1959 — Hollywood: 20th Century Fox Session for "Can-Can" Soundtrack

1950s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #1143)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Maurice Chevalier (vocalist), John Clyman (trumpet), Frank Beach (trumpet), Robert Fowler (trumpet), Ray Klein (trombone), Marlo Imes (trombone), Dick Nash (trombone), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Harry Schmidt (french-horn), Fred Fox (french-horn), Luella Howard (flute), +47 more

  • E33341I Love Paris (2:19 outtake/edit) - Cole Porter

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

19 Oct 1959 — Hollywood: "Bing Crosby And Dean Martin Present The Frank Sinatra Timex Show" (ABC)

1950s

Television Recording (Session #2554)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Bing Crosby (vocalist), Dean Martin (vocalist), Mitzi Gaynor (vocalist), Jimmy Durante (vocalist), "A Bunch Of Kids" Chorus, Orchestra

  • Day In, Day Out (2:36) - Rube Bloom, Johnny Mercer

  • Together (3:40) - Lew Brown, B.G. DeSylva, Ray Henderson

  • Talk To Me (3:00) - Stanley Kahan, Eddie Snyder, Rudy Vallee

  • Good Old Songs (medley) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • High Hopes (2:45) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Just One Of Those Things (2:00) - Cole Porter

  • Angel Eyes (2:42) - Earl Brent, Matt Dennis

  • The Lady Is A Tramp (2:48) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Start Off Each Day With A Song (medley) - Jimmy Durante

  • Inka Dinka Doo (medley) - Harry Donnelly, Jimmy Durante, Ben Ryan

  • Bill Bailey, Won't You Please Come Home (medley) - Hughie Cannon

08 Nov 1959 — Beverly Hills, CA: Beverly Hilton for Dean Martin Testimonial Dinner

1950s

Concert Recording (Session #2438)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Bob Hope, Sammy Davis Jr., Kirk Douglas, Sammy Cahn, Rudy Vallee, Barry Mirkin, George Jessel, Jimmy Durante, Joey Bishop, Tony Martin, +9 more

  • All The Way / But Beautiful (Parody) (5:15 spoken intro) - Sammy Cahn (special lyrics), James Van Heusen

10 Dec 1959 — Hollywood: "The Frank Sinatra Timex Show: An Afternoon With Frank Sinatra" (ABC: December 13, 1959)

1950s

Television Recording (Session #2556)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Ella Fitzgerald (vocalist), The Hi-Lo's (vocalists), Hermione Gingold (vocalist), Peter Lawford (vocalist), Juliet Prowse (vocalist), Red Norvo Quintet, Orchestra

  • Spend The Afternoon With Me (1:30) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • I've Got The World On A String (1:58) - Harold Arlen, Ted Koehler

  • It's All Right With Me (3:20) - Cole Porter

  • Too Marvelous For Words (1:14) - Johnny Mercer, Richard Whiting

  • Here's That Rainy Day (3:02) - Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen

  • I'll Never Smile Again (2:08) - Ruth Lowe

  • Can't We Be Friends? (3:05) - Paul James, Kay Swift

  • Love Is Here To Stay (1:18) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • Love Is Sweeping The Country (2:35) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

28 Jan 1960 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower for Kennedy Campaign

1960s

Other Studio Session (Session #2623)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Jimmy Joyce Singers, Orchestra

  • High Hopes With Jack Kennedy (1:47 & 0:20) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • "High Hopes" with special JFK campaign lyrics.

15 Feb 1960 — Hollywood: "The Frank Sinatra Timex Show: To The Ladies" (ABC)

1960s

Television Recording (Session #1172)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Lena Horne (vocalist), Additional Guests [Mary Costa, Juliet Prowse, Barbara Heller, Eleanor Roosevelt], Orchestra

  • Here's To The Ladies (1:20 & 0:38) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • I've Got You Under My Skin (2:05) - Cole Porter

  • It's A Lonesome Old Town (3:26) - Charles Kisco, Harry Tobias

  • Harold Arlen Medley (It's Only A Paper Moon / Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate The Positive / Get Happy / Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea) - Harold Arlen et al.

  • My Heart Stood Still (1:50) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Here's To The Ladies (Finale) (0:40) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

01 Mar 1960 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-74)

1960s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #1180)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Ken Shroyer (trombone), Tom Shepard (trombone), William Hinshaw (french-horn), James McGee (french-horn), Harry Klee (saxophone/woodwinds), Abe Most (saxophone/woodwinds), Plas Johnson (saxophone/woodwinds), Harry Schuchman (saxophone/woodwinds), Joe Koch (saxophone/woodwinds), Victor Arno (violin), Dan Lube (violin), +17 more

  • E33350You Go To My Head (4:27) - J. Fred Coots, Haven Gillespie

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • E33351Fools Rush In (Where Angels Fear To Tread) (3:33) - Rube Bloom, Johnny Mercer

  • E33352That Old Feeling (3:32) - Lew Brown, Sammy Fain

  • E33353Try A Little Tenderness (3:20) - Jimmy Campbell, Reg Connelly, Harry Woods

02 Mar 1960 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-75)

1960s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #1183)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Cappy Lewis (trumpet), Ken Shroyer (trombone), Tom Shepard (trombone), William Hinshaw (french-horn), James McGee (french-horn), Willie Schwartz (saxophone/woodwinds), Abe Most (saxophone/woodwinds), Plas Johnson (saxophone/woodwinds), Harry Schuchman (saxophone/woodwinds), Joe Koch (saxophone/woodwinds), Victor Arno (violin), +18 more

  • E33363Dream - Johnny Mercer

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • E33364-1She's Funny That Way (3:53) - Neil Moret, Richard Whiting

  • E33365The Nearness Of You (2:40) - Hoagy Carmichael, Ned Washington

  • E33366Nevertheless (I'm In Love With You) (3:16) - Bert Kalmar, Harry Ruby

03 Mar 1960 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-76)

1960s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #1182)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Cappy Lewis (trumpet), Tom Shepard (trombone), Ken Shroyer (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), William Hinshaw (french-horn), James McGee (french-horn), Harry Klee (saxophone/woodwinds), Abe Most (saxophone/woodwinds), Plas Johnson (saxophone/woodwinds), Harry Schuchman (saxophone/woodwinds), Joe Koch (saxophone/woodwinds), +20 more

  • E33363Dream (2:54) - Johnny Mercer

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • E33386-7I've Got A Crush On You (2:14) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • E33387-14Embraceable You (3:23) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • E33388Mam'selle (2:46) - Mack Gordon, Edmund Goulding

  • E33390How Deep Is The Ocean? (3:12) - Irving Berlin

26 Mar 1960 — Miami, FL: FS Timex Show: "It's Nice To Go Traveling / Welcome Home Elvis" (ABC: May 12, 1960)

1960s

Television Recording (Session #2455)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Nancy Sinatra (vocalist), Elvis Presley (vocalist), Sammy Davis Jr. (vocalist), Joey Bishop (vocalist), Peter Lawford (additional guest), Orchestra

  • It's Nice To Go Trav'ling (1:39 & 1:17) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Witchcraft (2:18) - Cy Coleman, Carolyn Leigh

  • Gone With The Wind (3:09) - Herb Magidson, Allie Wrubel

  • Love Me Tender [with reprise] (2:13 medley) - Vera Matson, Elvis Presley

  • You Make Me Feel So Young (Old) (1:54) - Sammy Cahn (special lyrics), Josef Myrow

  • My Thanks To You (It's Nice To Go Trav'ling - Finale) (1:17) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

13 Apr 1960 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-77)

1960s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #1186)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • E33650-8/9/10Nice 'n' Easy (6:43 session takes) - Alan Bergman, Marilyn Keith [Bergman], Lew Spence

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • E33651River, Stay 'Way From My Door (2:52) - Mort Dixon, Harry Woods

  • E33652I Love Paris (1:48) - Cole Porter

  • E33653It's Over, It's Over, It's Over (2:38) - Matt Dennis, Dok Stanford

22 Aug 1960 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-78)

1960s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #1187)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Cappy Lewis (trumpet), Mickey Mangano (trumpet), Shorty Sherock (trumpet), George Seaberg (trumpet), Jimmy Priddy (trombone), Tommy Pederson (trombone), Gail Martin (trombone), Tom Shepard (trombone), Harry Klee (saxophone/woodwinds), Buddy Collette (saxophone/woodwinds), Chuck Gentry (saxophone/woodwinds), +22 more

  • E34373When You're Smiling (The Whole World Smiles With You) (1:58) - Mark Fisher, Joe Goodwin, Larry Shay

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • E34374I Concentrate On You (2:20) - Cole Porter

  • E34375You Do Something To Me (1:31) - Cole Porter

  • E34376S'posin' (1:45) - Paul Denniker, Andy Razaff

  • E34381Should I? (1:30) - Nacio Herb Brown, Arthur Freed

23 Aug 1960 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-79)

1960s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #1196)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Cappy Lewis (trumpet), Mickey Mangano (trumpet), Shorty Sherock (trumpet), George Seaberg (trumpet), Jimmy Priddy (trombone), Tommy Pederson (trombone), Tom Shepard (trombone), Harry Klee (saxophone/woodwinds), Buddy Collette (saxophone/woodwinds), Chuck Gentry (saxophone/woodwinds), Ronny Lang (saxophone/woodwinds), +21 more

  • E34386My Blue Heaven (2:00) - Walter Donaldson, George Whiting

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • E34387-3I Can't Believe That You're In Love With Me (2:23) - Clarence Gaskill, Jimmy McHugh

  • E34388Always (2:15) - Irving Berlin

  • E34389It All Depends On You (2:00) - Lew Brown, B.G. DeSylva, Ray Henderson

31 Aug 1960 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-81)

1960s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #1198)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Cappy Lewis (trumpet), Mickey Mangano (trumpet), Shorty Sherock (trumpet), George Seaberg (trumpet), George Arus (trombone), Tommy Pederson (trombone), Tom Shepard (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Bill Green (saxophone/woodwinds), Buddy Collette (saxophone/woodwinds), Chuck Gentry (saxophone/woodwinds), +23 more

  • E34409It's Only A Paper Moon (2:16) - Harold Arlen, E.Y. Harburg, Billy Rose

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • E34410September In The Rain (2:56) - Al Dubin, Harry Warren

  • E34411Hidden Persuasion (2:22) - Churchill Wainright

01 Sep 1960 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-80)

1960s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #1199)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Cappy Lewis (trumpet), Mickey Mangano (trumpet), Shorty Sherock (trumpet), George Seaberg (trumpet), George Arus (trombone), Tommy Pederson (trombone), Gail Martin (trombone), Tom Shepard (trombone), Bill Green (saxophone/woodwinds), Buddy Collette (saxophone/woodwinds), Chuck Gentry (saxophone/woodwinds), +23 more

  • E34413Sentimental Baby (2:34) - Alan Bergman, Marilyn Keith [Bergman], Lew Spence

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • E34414Ol' MacDonald (2:39) - Alan Bergman, Marilyn Keith [Bergman], Lew Spence

  • E34415Blue Moon (2:50) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

19 Dec 1960 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1201)

Conductor: Johnny Mandel | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Don Fagerquist (trumpet), Ray Triscari (trumpet), John Anderson (trumpet), Dick Nash (trombone), Stu Williamson (trombone), Frank Rosolino (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Joe Maini (saxophone/woodwinds), Harry Klee (saxophone/woodwinds), Buddy Collette (saxophone/woodwinds), +27 more

  • 100-12Ring-A-Ding Ding (2:42) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Johnny Mandel

  • 101-2Let's Fall In Love (2:09) - Harold Arlen, Ted Koehler

  • 102-6In The Still Of The Night (3:23) - Cole Porter

  • 103-3A Foggy Day (2:15) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

20 Dec 1960 — Hollywood

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1202)

Conductor: Johnny Mandel | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Don Fagerquist (trumpet), Ray Triscari (trumpet), John Anderson (trumpet), Dick Nash (trombone), Stu Williamson (trombone), Frank Rosolino (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Joe Maini (saxophone/woodwinds), Harry Klee (saxophone/woodwinds), Buddy Collette (saxophone/woodwinds), +27 more

  • 104-8Let's Face The Music And Dance (2:56) - Irving Berlin

  • Arrangement: Johnny Mandel

  • 105-5You'd Be So Easy To Love (2:22) - Cole Porter

  • 106-2A Fine Romance (2:08) - Dorothy Fields, Jerome Kern

  • 107-10The Coffee Song (2:48) - Bob Hilliard, Dick Miles

  • 108-5Be Careful, It's My Heart (2:01) - Irving Berlin

  • Arrangement: Skip Martin

  • 109Have You Met Miss Jones? (10:18 session chatter) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

21 Dec 1960 — Hollywood

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1207)

Conductor: Felix Slatkin | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), John Cave (french-horn), Richard Perissi (french-horn), Harry Klee (flute), Arthur Gleghorn (flute), Champ Webb (oboe), Harry Schuchman (oboe), Buddy DeFranco (clarinet), Abe Most (clarinet), Charles Butler (baritone saxophone/clarinet), Joe Koch (baritone saxophone/clarinet), +25 more

  • 114The Last Dance (2:45) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • 115The Second Time Around (3:00) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • 116Tina (2:54) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

21 Dec 1960 — Hollywood

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #2802)

Conductor: Johnny Mandel | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Don Fagerquist (trumpet), Ray Triscari (trumpet), John Anderson (trumpet), Dick Nash (trombone), Stu Williamson (trombone), Frank Rosolino (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Joe Maini (saxophone/woodwinds), Harry Klee (saxophone/woodwinds), Buddy Collette (saxophone/woodwinds), +27 more

  • 110-5I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm (2:50) - Irving Berlin

  • Arrangement: Dick Reynolds

  • 111-1Zing! Went The Strings Of My Heart (2:46) - James F. Hanley

  • Arrangement: Johnny Mandel

  • 112-9You And The Night And The Music (2:34) - Howard Dietz, Arthur Schwartz

  • 113-3When I Take My Sugar To Tea (2:03) - Pierre Norman Connor, Sammy Fain, Irving Kahal

15 Jan 1961 — Hollywood: "General Electric Theater: The Gershwin Years" (CBS)

1960s

Television Recording (Session #2617)

Conductor: Marvin Hamlisch | Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • I've Got A Crush On You (1:14 electronic duet) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • Frank Sinatra with Barbra Streisand.

19 Jan 1961 — Washington, D.C.: National Guard Armory - John F. Kennedy Inaugural Gala

1960s

Television Recording (Session #2615)

Conductor: Leonard Bernstein | Frank Sinatra (host), Ethel Merman, Harry Belafonte, Gene Kelly, Ella Fitzgerald, Nat King Cole, Jimmy Durante, Helen Traubel, Milton Berle, Joey Bishop, Bill Dana, Alan King

  • Walkin' Down To Washington (1:35 & 3:00) - Sammy Mysels, Dick Sanford

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • You Make Me Feel So Young (2:38) - Mack Gordon, Josef Myrow

  • "Good Evening" Intro (0:33 spoken) -

  • Mr. Huntley, Mr. Brinkley (Mister Gallagher And Mister Shean) (medley) - Ed Gallagher, Al Shean, Sammy Cahn (special lyrics)

  • That Old Jack Magic (parody, medley) - Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer, Sammy Cahn (special lyrics)

  • High Hopes - The Men That Our America Needs (medley) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • The House I Live In (That's America To Me) (3:35) - Lewis Allan, Earl Robinson

  • Frank Sinatra Introduces John F. Kennedy (3:56 & 1:07 spoken/excerpt) -

20 Mar 1961 — Hollywood

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1210)

Conductor: Sy Oliver | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Al Porcino (trumpet), Mickey Mangano (trumpet), Don Fagerquist (trumpet), Tommy Pederson (trombone), Dick Noel (trombone), Milt Bernhart (trombone), Ken Shroyer (bass trombone), James Decker (french-horn), Willie Schwartz (saxophone/woodwinds), Harry Klee (saxophone/woodwinds), +19 more

  • 162-4Polka Dots And Moonbeams (unreleased) - Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Sy Oliver

  • 163-8Take Me (unreleased) - Rube Bloom, Mack David

  • 164-3Without A Song (unreleased) - Edward Eliscu, Billy Rose, Vincent Youmans

  • 165-5Imagination (unreleased) - Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen

20 Mar 1961 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-83)

1960s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #1212)

Conductor: Billy May | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Mannie Klein (trumpet), Johnny Best (trumpet), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Mickey Mangano (trumpet), Shorty Sherock (trumpet), Zeke Zarchy (trumpet), James Salko (trumpet), Maurice Harris (trumpet), Joe Graves (trumpet), Pete Carpenter (trombone), Lew McCreary (trombone), +15 more

  • E35576-5On The Sunny Side Of The Street (2:39) - Dorothy Fields, Jimmy McHugh

  • Arrangement: Heinie Beau

  • E35577Day By Day (2:36) - Sammy Cahn, Axel Stordahl, Paul Weston

  • Arrangement: Billy May

  • E35578Sentimental Journey (3:23) - Les Brown, Bud Green, Ben Homer

  • E35579Don't Take Your Love From Me (1:57) - Henry Nemo

21 Mar 1961 — Hollywood

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1216)

Conductor: Sy Oliver | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Mickey Mangano (trumpet), Al Porcino (trumpet), Conte Candoli (trumpet), Tommy Pederson (trombone), Dick Noel (trombone), Dick Nash (trombone), Dick Gould (trombone), James Decker (french-horn), Willie Schwartz (saxophone/woodwinds), Harry Klee (saxophone/woodwinds), +19 more

  • 166-9I'm Getting Sentimental Over You (unreleased) - George Bassman, Ned Washington

  • Arrangement: Sy Oliver

  • 167-2I'll Be Seeing You (unreleased) - Sammy Fain, Irving Kahal

  • 168There Are Such Things (unreleased) - Stanley Adams, Abel Baer, George Meyer

  • 169-8In The Blue Of Evening (4:01) - Tom Adair, Alfred D'Artega

21 Mar 1961 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-84)

1960s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #1215)

Conductor: Billy May | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Mannie Klein (trumpet), Johnny Best (trumpet), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Mickey Mangano (trumpet), Shorty Sherock (trumpet), Ray Triscari (trumpet), Stu Williamson (trumpet), Zeke Zarchy (trumpet), Joe Graves (trumpet), Pete Carpenter (trombone), Lew McCreary (trombone), +15 more

  • E35592Yes, Indeed (2:35) - Sy Oliver

  • Arrangement: Billy May

  • E35593American Beauty Rose (2:18) - Arthur Altman, Hal David, Redd Evans

  • Arrangement: Heinie Beau

  • E35594-5I've Heard That Song Before (2:30) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • E35595That Old Black Magic (4:00) - Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer

22 Mar 1961 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-82)

1960s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #1217)

Conductor: Billy May | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Mannie Klein (trumpet), Johnny Best (trumpet), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Mickey Mangano (trumpet), Shorty Sherock (trumpet), Ray Triscari (trumpet), Stu Williamson (trumpet), Zeke Zarchy (trumpet), Joe Graves (trumpet), Pete Carpenter (trombone), Lew McCreary (trombone), +15 more

  • E35616Five Minutes More (2:33) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: Billy May

  • E35617-5Almost Like Being In Love (1:59) - Alan Jay Lerner, Frederick Loewe

  • E35618Lover (1:53) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Arrangement: Heinie Beau

  • E35619Paper Doll (2:05) - Johnny S. Black

01 May 1961 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1218)

Conductor: Sy Oliver | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Al Porcino (trumpet), Pete Candoli (trumpet), Mickey Mangano (trumpet), Dick Noel (trombone), Bob Pring (trombone), Dick Nash (trombone), Ken Shroyer (bass trombone), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Ted Nash (saxophone/woodwinds), Abe Most (saxophone/woodwinds), +26 more

  • 233-9+5I'll Be Seeing You (2:48 intercut) - Sammy Fain, Irving Kahal

  • Arrangement: Sy Oliver

  • 234I'm Getting Sentimental Over You (3:40) - George Bassman, Ned Washington

  • 235-3+2Imagination (3:03 intercut) - Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen

  • 236Take Me (2:10) - Rube Bloom, Mack David

02 May 1961 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1219)

Conductor: Sy Oliver | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Al Porcino (trumpet), Conte Candoli (trumpet), Jimmy Zito (trumpet), Dick Noel (trombone), Bob Pring (trombone), Tommy Pederson (trombone), Ken Shroyer (bass trombone), James Decker (french-horn), Ted Nash (saxophone/woodwinds), Abe Most (saxophone/woodwinds), +26 more

  • 237-14Without A Song (3:37) - Edward Eliscu, Billy Rose, Vincent Youmans

  • Arrangement: Sy Oliver

  • 238-4Polka Dots And Moonbeams (3:41) - Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen

  • 239-5Daybreak (2:40) - Harold Adamson, Ferde Grofé

03 May 1961 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1220)

Conductor: Sy Oliver | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Sy Oliver (vocalist), Al Porcino (trumpet), Conte Candoli (trumpet), Jimmy Zito (trumpet), Ray Linn (trumpet), Dick Noel (trombone), Bob Pring (trombone), Milt Bernhart (trombone), Ken Shroyer (bass trombone), George Price (french-horn), Willie Schwartz (saxophone/woodwinds), +28 more

  • 240-3The One I Love (Belongs To Somebody Else) (2:46) - Isham Jones, Gus Kahn

  • Arrangement: Sy Oliver

  • 241-16There Are Such Things (3:12) - Stanley Adams, Abel Baer, George Meyer

  • 242-7It's Always You (2:47) - Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen

  • 243-4It Started All Over Again (2:30) - Bill Carey, Carl Fischer

  • 244-3+6East Of The Sun (And West Of The Moon) (3:21 intercut) - Brooks Bowman

17 May 1961 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1221)

Conductor: Billy May | Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Mickey Mangano (trumpet), Shorty Sherock (trumpet), Frank Beach (trumpet), Tommy Pederson (trombone), Joe Howard (trombone), Milt Bernhart (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Phil Stephens (tuba), Abe Most (saxophone/woodwinds), Ted Nash (saxophone/woodwinds), Jules Jacob (saxophone/woodwinds), +30 more

  • 275Moonlight On The Ganges (3:18 backing) - Sherman Myers, Chester Wallace

  • Arrangement: Billy May

  • 276You're Nobody Till Somebody Loves You (4:09 backing) - James Cavanaugh, Russ Morgan, Larry Stock

  • 277Don't Cry, Joe (2:54 backing) - Joe Marsala

  • 278Granada (3:45 backing) - Dorothy Dodd (Eng. w.), Agustín Lara

18 May 1961 — Hollywood

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1222)

Conductor: Billy May | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Mickey Mangano (trumpet), Shorty Sherock (trumpet), Frank Beach (trumpet), Tommy Pederson (trombone), Joe Howard (trombone), Milt Bernhart (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Phil Stephens (tuba), Harry Klee (saxophone/woodwinds), Ted Nash (saxophone/woodwinds), +8 more

  • 279-2The Curse Of An Aching Heart (2:05) - Henry Fink, Al Piantadosi

  • Arrangement: Billy May

  • 280-6Love Walked In (2:19) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • 281-2Please Don't Talk About Me When I'm Gone (2:56) - Sidney Clare, Sam Stept

  • 282-7Have You Met Miss Jones? (2:32) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

19 May 1961 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1223)

Conductor: Billy May | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Mickey Mangano (trumpet), Shorty Sherock (trumpet), Jimmy Zito (trumpet), Tommy Pederson (trombone), Joe Howard (trombone), Ed Kusby (trombone), Ken Shroyer (bass trombone), Phil Stephens (tuba), Willie Schwartz (saxophone/woodwinds), Harry Klee (saxophone/woodwinds), +9 more

  • 283-6Don't Be That Way (2:41) - Benny Goodman, Mitchell Parish, Edgar Sampson

  • Arrangement: Billy May

  • 284-7I Never Knew (2:14) - Ted Fiorito, Gus Kahn

  • 285-7Falling In Love With Love (1:50) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • 286-4It's A Wonderful World (2:10) - Harold Adamson, Jan Savitt, Johnny Watson

23 May 1961 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1259)

Conductor: Billy May | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Mickey Mangano (trumpet), Shorty Sherock (trumpet), Frank Beach (trumpet), Tommy Pederson (trombone), Joe Howard (trombone), Ed Kusby (trombone), Ken Shroyer (bass trombone), Phil Stephens (tuba), Ted Nash (saxophone/woodwinds), Harry Klee (saxophone/woodwinds), +30 more

  • 287-8Don't Cry, Joe (3:06) - Joe Marsala

  • Arrangement: Billy May

  • 288-4You're Nobody Till Somebody Loves You (4:10) - James Cavanaugh, Russ Morgan, Larry Stock

  • 289-4Moonlight On The Ganges (3:18) - Sherman Myers, Chester Wallace

  • 290-2Granada (3:38) - Dorothy Dodd (Eng. w.), Agustín Lara

11 Sep 1961 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-85)

1960s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #1225)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Pete Candoli (trumpet), Mickey Mangano (trumpet), Jimmy Zito (trumpet), Zeke Zarchy (trumpet), Dick Nash (trombone), Dick Noel (trombone), Milt Bernhart (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), John Cave (french-horn), Richard Perissi (french-horn), +33 more

  • E36463-7I'll Be Seeing You (2:45) - Sammy Fain, Irving Kahal

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • E36464I'll See You Again (2:42) - Noel Coward

  • E36465September Song (4:18) - Maxwell Anderson, Kurt Weill

  • E36466Memories Of You (3:51) - Eubie Blake, Andy Razaf

  • E36467There Will Never Be Another You (3:07) - Mack Gordon, Harry Warren

  • E36468When The World Was Young (3:44) - Johnny Mercer, M. Philippe-Gérard, Angèle Vannier

12 Sep 1961 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (Capitol recording session #E-86)

1960s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #1226)

Conductor: Axel Stordahl | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Pete Candoli (trumpet), Mickey Mangano (trumpet), Uan Rasey (trumpet), Zeke Zarchy (trumpet), Dick Nash (trombone), Dick Noel (trombone), Milt Bernhart (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), John Cave (french-horn), Richard Perissi (french-horn), +33 more

  • E36481Somewhere Along The Way (2:58) - Kurt Adams, Sammy Gallop

  • Arrangement: Axel Stordahl

  • E36482A Million Dreams Ago (2:39) - Eddy Howard, Dick Jurgens, Lew Quadling

  • E36483These Foolish Things (Remind Me Of You) (2:56) - Harry Link, Holt Marvell, Jack Strachey

  • E36484As Time Goes By (3:11) - Herman Hupfeld

  • E36485It's A Blue World (2:47) - George Forrest, Robert Wright

  • Arrangement: Heinie Beau

  • E36486I'll Remember April (2:46) - Pat Johnston, Gene DePaul, Don Raye

18 Sep 1961 — Hollywood: Columbia Pictures Session for "Advise And Consent" Soundtrack

1960s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #1228)

Conductor: Jerry Fielding | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Heart Of Mine (Song From "Advise And Consent") [Orchestra Version] (2:17) - Jerry Fielding, Ned Washington

  • Arrangement: Jerry Fielding

  • Heart Of Mine [Piano Version] (1:57 unreleased) - Jerry Fielding, Ned Washington

Nov 1961 — Las Vegas: The Sands Hotel

1960s

Concert Recording (Session #1229)

Conductor: Antonio Morelli | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Al Porcino (trumpet), Lee Jolley (trumpet), Donald Eisaman (trumpet), Earl Blue (trumpet), Milt Bernhart (trombone), Maurice Winter (trombone), George Smith (trombone), Thomas Lucas (saxophone/clarinet/flute), Albert Lesky (saxophone/clarinet/flute), Raoul Romero (saxophone/clarinet/flute), Earl Bergman (saxophone/bass clarinet), +23 more

  • The One I Love (Belongs To Somebody Else) (2:40) - Isham Jones, Gus Kahn

  • Don't Cry, Joe (2:30) - Joe Marsala

  • Imagination (2:42) - Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen

  • Moonlight In Vermont (3:00) - John Blackburn, Karl Suessdorf

  • Without A Song (2:45) - Edward Eliscu, Billy Rose, Vincent Youmans

  • In The Still Of The Night (3:20) - Cole Porter

  • Here's That Rainy Day (2:38) - Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen

  • The Moon Was Yellow (2:35) - Fred E. Ahlert, Edgar Leslie

  • You Make Me Feel So Young (2:45) - Mack Gordon, Josef Myrow

  • The Second Time Around (2:50) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • River, Stay 'Way From My Door (Entratter parody) (3:50) - Sammy Cahn, Mort Dixon, Harry Woods

  • The Lady Is A Tramp (3:35) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Just One Of Those Things (4:05) - Cole Porter

  • You're Nobody Till Somebody Loves You (4:08) - James Cavanaugh, Russ Morgan, Larry Stock

  • Young At Heart (2:03 spoken intro) - Carolyn Leigh, Johnny Richards

  • Witchcraft (1:33) - Cy Coleman, Carolyn Leigh

  • On The Road To Mandalay (2:45) - Rudyard Kipling, Oley Speaks

20 Nov 1961 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1831)

Conductor: Don Costa | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Dick Nash (trombone), Dick Noel (trombone), Frank Rosolino (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), James Decker (french-horn), Richard Perissi (french-horn), William Hinshaw (french-horn), Ted Nash (flute), Harry Klee (flute), Willie Schwartz (flute), +37 more

  • 591-10As You Desire Me (2:50) - Allie Wrubel

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • 592-2Star Dust (2:46) - Hoagy Carmichael, Mitchell Parish

  • 593-7Yesterdays (3:43) - Otto Harbach, Jerome Kern

  • 594I Hadn't Anyone Till You (3:42) - Ray Noble

21 Nov 1961 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1235)

Conductor: Don Costa | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Dick Nash (trombone), Dick Noel (trombone), Frank Rosolino (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), John Cave (french-horn), Richard Perissi (french-horn), William Hinshaw (french-horn), Sinclair Lott (french-horn), Arthur Gleghorn (flute), Ethmer Roten (flute), Jules Kinsler (flute), +37 more

  • 595-3It Might As Well Be Spring (3:14) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • 596-5Prisoner Of Love (3:49) - Russ Columbo, Clarence Gaskill, Leo Robin

  • 597-9That's All (3:20) - Alan Brandt, Bob Haymes

  • 598-7Don't Take Your Love From Me (4:02) - Henry Nemo

  • 599-2Misty (2:40) - Johnny Burke, Erroll Garner

22 Nov 1961 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1832)

Conductor: Don Costa | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Vocal Group, Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Don Fagerquist (trumpet), Al Porcino (trumpet), Robert Bryant (trumpet), Dick Nash (trombone), Dick Noel (trombone), Frank Rosolino (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), James Decker (french-horn), +42 more

  • 600-3Come Rain Or Come Shine (4:04) - Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • 601-18Night And Day (3:06) - Cole Porter

  • 602-2All Or Nothing At All (3:42) - Arthur Altman, Jack Lawrence

  • 634-2/3Pocketful Of Miracles (2:38) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • 635Name It And It's Yours (3:12) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

02 Dec 1961 — Sydney, Australia: Sydney Stadium

1960s

Concert Recording (Session #1541)

Conductor: Bill Miller | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • I've Got The World On A String (2:14) - Harold Arlen, Ted Koehler

  • I Concentrate On You (2:15) - Cole Porter

  • Night And Day (2:32) - Cole Porter

  • Moonlight In Vermont (3:28) - John Blackburn, Karl Suessdorf

  • In The Still Of The Night (3:38) - Cole Porter

  • I'll Be Seeing You (2:20) - Sammy Fain, Irving Kahal

  • Day In, Day Out (2:37) - Rube Bloom, Johnny Mercer

  • The Moon Was Yellow (2:58) - Fred E. Ahlert, Edgar Leslie

  • You're Nobody Till Somebody Loves You (3:50) - James Cavanaugh, Russ Morgan, Larry Stock

  • Come Fly With Me (2:40) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • April In Paris (2:38) - Vernon Duke, E.Y. Harburg

  • A Foggy Day (2:20) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • Without A Song (3:54 spoken intro) - Edward Eliscu, Billy Rose, Vincent Youmans

  • Imagination (2:53 spoken intro) - Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen

  • The Second Time Around (4:55 spoken intro) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Young At Heart (2:17 spoken intro) - Carolyn Leigh, Johnny Richards

  • Witchcraft (1:50) - Cy Coleman, Carolyn Leigh

  • Embraceable You (3:09) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • The One I Love (Belongs To Somebody Else) (3:15) - Isham Jones, Gus Kahn

  • My Funny Valentine (3:00) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • My Blue Heaven (2:18) - Walter Donaldson, George Whiting

  • Angel Eyes - Earl Brent, Matt Dennis

  • One For My Baby (And One More For The Road) (4:52 spoken intro) - Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer

  • The Lady Is A Tramp (4:18) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

5-9 Jan 1962 — Hollywood: The Judy Garland Show: Judy, Frank, Dean In Concert (CBS TV Special: February 25, 1962)

1960s

Television Recording (Session #2672)

Conductor: Mort Lindsey | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Judy Garland (vocalist), Dean Martin (vocalist)

  • You Do Something To Me (1:20 & 0:50 reprise) - Cole Porter

  • Too Marvelous For Words (1:50) - Cole Porter

  • I See Your Face Before Me (3:05) - Howard Dietz, Arthur Schwartz

  • Let There Be Love / You're Nobody Till Somebody Loves You (medley) - George Forrest, Robert Wright / James Cavanaugh, Russ Morgan, Larry Stock

  • The One I Love (Belongs To Somebody Else) (2:44) - Isham Jones, Gus Kahn

15 Jan 1962 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1237)

Conductor: Gordon Jenkins | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Norma Zimmer (vocalist), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Richard Perissi (french-horn), John Cave (french-horn), Bert Gassman (clarinet), Wayne Songer (clarinet), Sheridon Stokes (clarinet), Lloyd Hildebrand (bass clarinet), Harry Klee (flute/clarinet), Erno Neufeld (violin), Dan Lube (violin), +25 more

  • 740-9The Song Is Ended (3:24) - Irving Berlin

  • Arrangement: Gordon Jenkins

  • 741-1All Alone (2:42) - Irving Berlin

  • 742-9Charmaine (3:16) - Lew Pollack, Erno Rapee

  • 743-11When I Lost You (3:42) - Irving Berlin

16 Jan 1962 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1238)

Conductor: Gordon Jenkins | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Richard Perissi (french-horn), John Cave (french-horn), Bert Gassman (woodwinds), Wayne Songer (woodwinds), Sheridon Stokes (woodwinds), Lloyd Hildebrand (bass clarinet), Harry Klee (flute/clarinet), Erno Neufeld (violin), Dan Lube (violin), Paul Shure (violin), +24 more

  • 744-3Remember (3:23) - Irving Berlin

  • Arrangement: Gordon Jenkins

  • 745-6Together (3:21) - Lew Brown, B.G. DeSylva, Ray Henderson

  • 746-5The Girl Next Door (3:18) - Ralph Blane, Hugh Martin

  • 747-2Indiscreet (3:52) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

17 Jan 1962 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1239)

Conductor: Gordon Jenkins | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Richard Perissi (french-horn), John Cave (french-horn), Norman Benno (woodwinds), Wayne Songer (woodwinds), Sheridon Stokes (woodwinds), Lloyd Hildebrand (bass clarinet), Harry Klee (flute/clarinet), Erno Neufeld (violin), Dan Lube (violin), Paul Shure (violin), +24 more

  • 748-6What'll I Do? (3:14) - Irving Berlin

  • Arrangement: Gordon Jenkins

  • 749-3Oh, How I Miss You Tonight (3:21) - Joe Burke, Benny Davis, Mark Fisher

  • 750-2Are You Lonesome Tonight? (3:27) - Lou Handman, Roy Turk

  • 751-1Come Waltz With Me (2:52) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

27 Feb 1962 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1240)

Conductor: Neal Hefti | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Al Porcino (trumpet), Pete Candoli (trumpet), Conte Candoli (trumpet), Stu Williamson (trumpet), Dick Nash (trombone), Dick Noel (trombone), Frank Rosolino (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Joe Maini (saxophone), Harry Klee (saxophone), Bill Perkins (saxophone), +6 more

  • 924-11Everybody's Twistin' (2:30) - Rube Bloom, Ted Koehler

  • Arrangement: Neal Hefti

  • 925-3Nothing But The Best (2:58) - Johnny Rotella

  • Arrangement: Skip Martin

06 Mar 1962 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios

1960s

Capitol I Studio Session (Session #1833)

Conductor: Skip Martin | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Uan Rasey (trumpet), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Shorty Sherock (trumpet), Mickey Mangano (trumpet), Tommy Pederson (trombone), Joe Howard (trombone), Ed Kusby (trombone), William Schaefer (trombone), William Schwartz (alto saxophone/flute), Harry Klee (alto saxophone/flute), Justin Gordon (saxophone/clarinet/flute), +27 more

  • E37303-3I Gotta Right To Sing The Blues (2:55) - Harold Arlen, Ted Koehler

  • Arrangement: Skip Martin

06 Mar 1962 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1834)

Conductor: Billy May | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Uan Rasey (trumpet), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Shorty Sherock (trumpet), Mickey Mangano (trumpet), Tommy Pederson (trombone), Joe Howard (trombone), Ed Kusby (trombone), William Schaefer (trombone), William Schwartz (alto saxophone/flute), Harry Klee (alto saxophone/flute), Justin Gordon (saxophone/clarinet/flute), +27 more

  • 939The Boys' Night Out (2:48) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Billy May

  • 940Cathy (2:55 backing) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

10 Apr 1962 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1249)

Conductor: Neal Hefti | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Al Porcino (trumpet), Pete Candoli (trumpet), Conte Candoli (trumpet), Don Fagerquist (trumpet), Gerald Wilson (trumpet), Dick Nash (trombone), Dick Noel (trombone), Frank Rosolino (trombone), Lew McCreary (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Joe Maini (saxophone/woodwinds), +8 more

  • 1007-4I'm Beginning To See The Light (2:36) - Duke Ellington, Don George, Johnny Hodges, Harry James

  • Arrangement: Neal Hefti

  • 1008-5I Get A Kick Out Of You (3:15) - Cole Porter

  • 1009-4Ain't She Sweet (2:05) - Milton Ager, Jack Yellen

  • 1010-6+7I Love You (2:17 intercut) - Cole Porter

  • 1011-6They Can't Take That Away From Me (2:40) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • 1012-6Love Is Just Around The Corner (2:26) - Lewis E. Gensler, Leo Robin

11 Apr 1962 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1250)

Conductor: Neal Hefti | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Al Porcino (trumpet), Pete Candoli (trumpet), Conte Candoli (trumpet), Don Fagerquist (trumpet), Gerald Wilson (trumpet), Dick Nash (trombone), Dick Noel (trombone), Frank Rosolino (trombone), Lew McCreary (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Joe Maini (saxophone/woodwinds), +8 more

  • 1013-5At Long Last Love (2:13) - Robert Katscher, Cole Porter

  • Arrangement: Neal Hefti

  • 1014-7Serenade In Blue (2:58) - Mack Gordon, Harry Warren

  • 1015-2Goody Goody (1:45) - Matty Malneck, Johnny Mercer

  • 1016-2Don'cha Go 'Way Mad (3:11) - Illinois Jacquet, James Mundy, Al Stillman

  • 1017-5Tangerine (2:00) - Johnny Mercer, Victor Schertzinger

  • 1018-7Pick Yourself Up (2:30) - Dorothy Fields, Jerome Kern

21 Apr 1962 — Tokyo, Japan: Hibiya Park

1960s

Concert Recording (Session #2465)

Conductor: Bill Miller | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Bill Miller (piano), Al Viola (guitar), Ralph Peña (string bass), Irv Cottler (drums), Harry Klee (alto saxophone/flute), Emil Richards (vibes)

  • Too Marvelous For Words (1:43) - Johnny Mercer, Richard Whiting

  • Imagination (2:15) - Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen

  • Moonlight In Vermont (3:30) - John Blackburn, Karl Suessdorf

  • Day In, Day Out (2:35) - Rube Bloom, Johnny Mercer

  • Without A Song (2:40) - Edward Eliscu, Billy Rose, Vincent Youmans

  • The Moon Was Yellow (2:53) - Fred E. Ahlert, Edgar Leslie

  • I've Got You Under My Skin (2:55) - Cole Porter

  • I Get A Kick Out Of You (3:00) - Cole Porter

  • At Long Last Love (2:18) - Robert Katscher, Cole Porter

  • My Funny Valentine (2:49) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • In The Still Of The Night (3:38) - Cole Porter

  • Embraceable You (3:08) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • Night And Day (2:19) - Cole Porter

  • April In Paris (2:40) - Vernon Duke, E.Y. Harburg

  • The Lady Is A Tramp (4:00) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • All The Way (2:18) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Chicago (2:15) - Fred Fisher

  • I Could Have Danced All Night (2:45) - Alan Jay Lerner, Frederick Loewe

21 Apr 1962 — Tokyo, Japan: Mikado

1960s

Concert Recording (Session #2594)

Conductor: Bill Miller | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Bill Miller (piano), Al Viola (guitar), Ralph Peña (string bass), Irv Cottler (drums), Harry Klee (alto saxophone/flute), Emil Richards (vibes)

  • The Lady Is A Tramp (2:57) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

May 1962 — Cinisello Balsamo, Italy: RAI Studios for Perugina Candy Commercials

1960s

Television Recording (Session #2468)

Conductor: Bill Miller | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Bill Miller (piano), Harry Klee (flute), Al Viola (guitar), Ralph Peña (string bass), Emil Richards (vibraphone), Irv Cottler (drums)

  • Night And Day - Cole Porter

  • My Funny Valentine - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • I've Got You Under My Skin - Cole Porter

  • Moonlight In Vermont - John Blackburn, Karl Suessdorf

  • I Love Paris - Cole Porter

  • Come Fly With Me - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • My Blue Heaven - Walter Donaldson, George Whiting

  • Chicago - Fred Fisher

  • Imagination - Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen

  • Witchcraft - Cy Coleman, Carolyn Leigh

  • A Foggy Day - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • The Lady Is A Tramp - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

May 1962 — Tel Aviv, Israel: "Sinatra In Israel"

1960s

Concert Recording (Session #2586)

Conductor: Bill Miller | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Bill Miller Sextet ... Benefit for underprivileged children.

  • In The Still Of The Night (1:19 edit) - Cole Porter

06 May 1962 — Jerusalem, Israel: "Frank Sinatra With All God's Children"

1960s

Concert Recording (Session #2585)

Conductor: Bill Miller | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Bill Miller Sextet ... Benefit for underprivileged children.

  • All The Way (0:27 excerpt) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

08 May 1962 — Tel Aviv, Israel: Tel Nof Airbase: "Sinatra In Israel"

1960s

Concert Recording (Session #2595)

Conductor: Bill Miller | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Bill Miller Sextet ... Benefit for underprivileged children.

  • Without A Song (2:31) - Edward Eliscu, Billy Rose, Vincent Youmans

18 May 1962 — Athens, Greece: Herod Atticus Amphitheater: "Frank Sinatra With All God's Children"

1960s

Concert Recording (Session #2589)

Conductor: Bill Miller | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra ... Benefit for underprivileged children.

  • I Could Have Danced All Night (2:01) - Alan Jay Lerner, Frederick Loewe

01 Jun 1962 — London, England: Royal Festival Hall for "This Is Sinatra" (ABC-UK for ITV Network: June 6, 1962)

1960s

Concert Recording (Session #2344)

Conductor: Bill Miller | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Bill Miller (piano), Al Viola (guitar), Ralph Peña (string bass), Irv Cottler (drums), Harry Klee (alto saxophone/flute), Emil Richards (vibes)

  • Goody Goody (1:54) - Matty Malneck, Johnny Mercer

  • Imagination (2:29) - Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen

  • At Long Last Love (2:34) - Robert Katscher, Cole Porter

  • Moonlight In Vermont (3:36) - John Blackburn, Karl Suessdorf

  • Without A Song (3:02) - Edward Eliscu, Billy Rose, Vincent Youmans

  • Day In, Day Out (2:47) - Rube Bloom, Johnny Mercer

  • The Moon Was Yellow (3:03) - Fred E. Ahlert, Edgar Leslie

  • I've Got You Under My Skin (3:10) - Cole Porter

  • I Get A Kick Out Of You (3:13) - Cole Porter

  • The Second Time Around (2:47) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Too Marvelous For Words (1:53) - Johnny Mercer, Richard Whiting

  • My Funny Valentine (2:50) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • In The Still Of The Night (3:39) - Cole Porter

  • My Blue Heaven (2:04) - Walter Donaldson, George Whiting

  • April In Paris (2:44) - Vernon Duke, E.Y. Harburg

  • You're Nobody Till Somebody Loves You (3:45) - James Cavanaugh, Russ Morgan, Larry Stock

  • They Can't Take That Away From Me (2:15) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • All The Way (2:27) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Chicago (2:26) - Fred Fisher

  • Night And Day (4:21) - Cole Porter

  • Autumn Leaves (2:19) - Joseph Kosma, Johnny Mercer, Jacques Prevert

  • I Could Have Danced All Night (2:15) - Alan Jay Lerner, Frederick Loewe

  • One For My Baby (And One More For The Road) (4:13) - Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer

  • A Foggy Day (2:15) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • The Lady Is A Tramp (2:54) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Ol' Man River (3:47) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

  • You Make Me Feel So Young (2:38) - Mack Gordon, Josef Myrow

  • Nancy (With The Laughing Face) (2:50) - Phil Silvers, James Van Heusen

  • Come Fly With Me (2:21) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

07 Jun 1962 — Paris, France: Olympia Music Hall

1960s

Concert Recording (Session #1251)

Conductor: Bill Miller | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Charles Aznavour (introduction), Bill Miller (piano), Harry Klee (alto saxophone/flute), Al Viola (guitar), Ralph Peña (string bass), Emil Richards (vibraphone), Irv Cottler (drums)

  • Goody Goody (1:10) - Matty Malneck, Johnny Mercer

  • Imagination (2:25) - Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen

  • At Long Last Love (2:12) - Robert Katscher, Cole Porter

  • Moonlight In Vermont (3:20) - John Blackburn, Karl Suessdorf

  • Without A Song (2:36) - Edward Eliscu, Billy Rose, Vincent Youmans

  • Day In, Day Out (2:35) - Rube Bloom, Johnny Mercer

  • I've Got You Under My Skin (2:50) - Cole Porter

  • I Get A Kick Out Of You (3:00) - Cole Porter

  • The Second Time Around (2:45) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Too Marvelous For Words (1:42) - Johnny Mercer, Richard Whiting

  • My Funny Valentine (2:52) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • In The Still Of The Night (3:25) - Cole Porter

  • April In Paris (2:39) - Vernon Duke, E.Y. Harburg

  • You're Nobody Till Somebody Loves You (3:55) - James Cavanaugh, Russ Morgan, Larry Stock

  • They Can't Take That Away From Me (1:52) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • Chicago (2:15) - Fred Fisher

  • Night And Day (4:55 spoken intro) - Cole Porter

  • I Could Have Danced All Night (2:08) - Alan Jay Lerner, Frederick Loewe

  • One For My Baby (And One More For The Road) (spoken intro) - Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer

  • A Foggy Day (2:15) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • Ol' Man River (3:40) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Jerome Kern

  • The Lady Is A Tramp (3:45) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • I Love Paris (1:45) - Cole Porter

  • Nancy (With The Laughing Face) (2:30) - Phil Silvers, James Van Heusen

  • Come Fly With Me (3:00) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

12 Jun 1962 — London, England: C.T.S. Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1258)

Conductor: Robert Farnon | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Stan Roderick (trumpet), Stan Reynolds (trumpet), Basil Jones (trumpet), Derrick Abbott (trumpet), Harry Roche (trombone), Don Lusher (trombone), Wally Smith (trombone), Ray Premru (trombone), Harry Mier (oboe/english-horn), Geoffrey Gilbert (flute/piccolo), Norman Knight (flute/piccolo), +29 more

  • 1023-12If I Had You (4:04) - Jimmy Campbell, Reg Connelly, Ted Shapiro

  • Arrangement: Robert Farnon

  • 1024-5The Very Thought Of You (3:30) - Ray Noble

  • 1025-2I'll Follow My Secret Heart (3:15) - Noel Coward

  • 1026-3A Garden In The Rain (3:21) - James Dyrenforth, Carroll Gibbons

13 Jun 1962 — London, England: C.T.S. Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1257)

Conductor: Robert Farnon | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Harry Roche (trombone), Don Lusher (trombone), Wally Smith (trombone), Ray Premru (trombone), Harry Mier (oboe/english-horn), Geoffrey Gilbert (flute/piccolo), Norman Knight (flute/piccolo), Robert Burns (alto saxophone/clarinet), Douglas Robinson (alto saxophone/clarinet), Keith Bird (tenor saxophone/bass clarinet), Frank Reedy (tenor saxophone/contra-clarinet), +25 more

  • 1027-6London By Night (3:18) - Carroll Coates

  • Arrangement: Robert Farnon

  • 1028-8The Gypsy (3:18) - Billy Reid

  • 1029-6Roses Of Picardy (2:57) - Frederick E. Weatherly, Haydn Wood

  • 1030-3A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square (3:50) - Eric Maschwitz, Manning Sherwin

14 Jun 1962 — London, England: C.T.S. Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1260)

Conductor: Robert Farnon | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Harry Roche (trombone), Don Lusher (trombone), Wally Smith (trombone), Ray Premru (trombone), Harry Mier (oboe/english-horn), Geoffrey Gilbert (flute/piccolo), Norman Knight (flute/piccolo), Robert Burns (alto saxophone/clarinet), Douglas Robinson (alto saxophone/clarinet), Keith Bird (tenor saxophone/bass clarinet), Frank Reedy (tenor saxophone/contra-clarinet), +25 more

  • 1031-8We'll Meet Again (3:40) - Hugh Charles, Albert R. Parker

  • Arrangement: Robert Farnon

  • 1032-3Now Is The Hour (2:45) - Maewa Kaihan, Clement Scott, Dorothy Stewart

  • 1033-4We'll Gather Lilacs In The Spring (3:10) - Ivor Novello

20 Jun 1962 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios (1st session)

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1271)

Conductor: Frank Sinatra | Joe Howard (trombone), Richard Perissi (french-horn), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), George Price (french-horn), John Cave (french-horn), Ted Nash (woodwinds), Justin Gordon (woodwinds), Michael Mangus (clarinet), Hugo Raimondi (clarinet), Massie Victor (bassoon), Norman Herzberg (bassoon), Arnold Koblentz (oboe), +40 more

  • 1272The Girl That I Marry (2:24) - Irving Berlin

  • Arrangement: Harry Sukman

  • 1273All The Way (2:44) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • 1274Exodus (2:48) - Ernest Gold

  • 1275Little Girl Blue (4:08) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

20 Jun 1962 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios (2nd session)

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1270)

Conductor: Frank Sinatra | Joe Howard (trombone), Richard Perissi (french-horn), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), George Price (french-horn), John Cave (french-horn), Ted Nash (woodwinds), Justin Gordon (woodwinds), Michael Mangus (clarinet), Hugo Raimondi (clarinet), Massie Victor (bassoon), Norman Herzberg (bassoon), Arnold Koblentz (oboe), +40 more

  • 1276Tammy (2:26) - Ray Evans, Jay Livingston

  • Arrangement: Harry Sukman

  • 1277Laura (3:32) - Johnny Mercer, David Raksin

  • 1278I've Grown Accustomed To Her Face (3:18) - Alan Jay Lerner, Frederick Loewe

  • 1279Something Wonderful (4:04) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

  • 1280Moon River (3:00) - Henry Mancini, Johnny Mercer

  • 1281Maria (3:15) - Leonard Bernstein, Stephen Sondheim

  • 1282If Ever I Would Leave You (3:25) - Alan Jay Lerner, Frederick Loewe

  • 1283An Affair To Remember (3:17) - Harold Adamson, Leo McCarey, Harry Warren

27 Jul 1962 — Lake Tahoe, NV: Cal-Neva Lodge

1960s

Concert Recording (Session #1861)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra (intro), Dean Martin (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Introduction by Frank Sinatra / Drink To Me Only With Thine Eyes / Almost Like Being In Love / I Love Tahoe (Paris) -

27 Aug 1962 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #2706)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Al Porcino (trumpet), Don Fagerquist (trumpet), Stu Williamson (trumpet), Dick Nash (trombone), Dick Noel (trombone), Harry Betts (trombone), Ken Shroyer (bass trombone), Richard Perissi (french-horn), Arthur Maebe (french-horn), Sinclair Lott (french-horn), +27 more

  • 1426The Look Of Love (2:42) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • 1427I Left My Heart In San Francisco (2:53) - George Cory, Douglass Cross

  • 1428I'll Be Seeing You (2:20 edit) - Sammy Fain, Irving Kahal

  • Arrangement: Sy Oliver

01 Oct 1962 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios (rehearsal for October 2, 1962 session)

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1276)

Conductor: Neal Hefti | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Al Porcino (trumpet), Thad Jones (trumpet), Fip Ricard (trumpet), Sonny Cohn (trumpet), Al Aarons (trumpet), Henry Coker (trombone), Rufus Wagner (trombone), Benny Powell (trombone), Marshall Royal (alto saxophone), Frank Wess (alto saxophone/flute), Frank Foster (tenor saxophone), +6 more

02 Oct 1962 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1275)

Conductor: Neal Hefti | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Al Porcino (trumpet), Thad Jones (trumpet), Fip Ricard (trumpet), Sonny Cohn (trumpet), Al Aarons (trumpet), Henry Coker (trombone), Rufus Wagner (trombone), Benny Powell (trombone), Marshall Royal (alto saxophone), Frank Wess (alto saxophone/flute), Frank Foster (tenor saxophone), +7 more

  • 1492-3Nice Work If You Can Get It (2:34) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • Arrangement: Neal Hefti

  • Frank Sinatra with Count Basie and His Orchestra.

  • 1493-9Please Be Kind (2:40) - Sammy Cahn, Saul Chaplin

  • 1494-4I Won't Dance (4:07) - Dorothy Fields, Oscar Hammerstein II, Otto Harbach, Jerome Kern, Jimmy McHugh

  • 1495-4Learnin' The Blues (4:22) - Dolores Vicki Silvers

03 Oct 1962 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1277)

Conductor: Neal Hefti | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Al Porcino (trumpet), Thad Jones (trumpet), Fip Ricard (trumpet), Sonny Cohn (trumpet), Al Aarons (trumpet), Henry Coker (trombone), Rufus Wagner (trombone), Benny Powell (trombone), Marshall Royal (alto saxophone), Frank Wess (alto saxophone/flute), Frank Foster (tenor saxophone), +7 more

  • 1496-16I'm Gonna Sit Right Down And Write Myself A Letter (2:32) - Fred E. Ahlert, Joe Young

  • Arrangement: Neal Hefti

  • 1497-5I Only Have Eyes For You (3:27) - Al Dubin, Harry Warren

  • 1498-3My Kind Of Girl (4:34) - Leslie Bricusse

  • 1499-6Pennies From Heaven (3:27) - Johnny Burke, Arthur Johnston

  • 1500-3(Love Is) The Tender Trap (2:33) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • 1501-1Looking At The World Through Rose-Colored Glasses (2:27) - Tommy Malie, Jimmy Steiger

21 Oct 1962 — BBC Light Programme (First transmitted on October 21, 1962)

1960s

Radio Recording (Session #2771)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra presents "Great Songs From Great Britain" with spoken introductions.

  • Introduction (0:07 spoken) -

  • Spoken introductions to: A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square, The Gypsy, We'll Meet Again, A Garden In The Rain, I'll Follow My Secret Heart, The Very Thought Of You, If I Had You, We'll Gather Lilacs, Now Is The Hour, London By Night.

  • End Credit (0:25 spoken) -

22 Oct 1962 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1279)

Conductor: Billy May | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Sammy Davis Jr. (vocalist), Don Fagerquist (trumpet), Conte Candoli (trumpet), Shorty Sherock (trumpet), Tommy Pederson (trombone), Tom Shepard (trombone), Ted Nash (saxophone/woodwinds), Justin Gordon (saxophone/woodwinds), Plas Johnson (saxophone/woodwinds), Chuck Gentry (saxophone/woodwinds), Al Viola (guitar), +2 more

  • 1509-4Me And My Shadow (3:05) - Dave Dreyer, Al Jolson, Billy Rose

  • Arrangement: Billy May

  • Frank Sinatra with Sammy Davis Jr.

25 Oct 1962 — Los Angeles: Paramount Session for "Come Blow Your Horn" Soundtrack

1960s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #1280)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Come Blow Your Horn (4:47) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

26 Nov 1962 — Chicago: The Villa Venice (November 26 - December 2, 1962)

1960s

Concert Recording (Session #1285)

Conductor: Matty Malneck | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Dean Martin (vocalist), Sammy Davis Jr. (vocalist), Reunald Jones (trumpet), Clarence Blaisdell (trumpet), George Bean (trumpet), William Hodgson (trumpet), John Avant (trombone), Arthur Sares (trombone), Edward Poggensee (trombone), Theodore Dolan Jr. (saxophone/clarinet/flute), Philip Bova (saxophone/clarinet/flute), +22 more

  • Goody Goody (1:35) - Matty Malneck, Johnny Mercer

  • Chicago (2:20 & 2:10) - Fred Fisher

  • When Your Lover Has Gone (2:25 & 2:35) - Einar Aaron Swan

  • Please Be Kind (2:40) - Sammy Cahn, Saul Chaplin

  • Angel Eyes (3:10 spoken intro) - Earl Brent, Matt Dennis

  • You're Nobody Till Somebody Loves You (2:30 & 2:45 spoken intro) - James Cavanaugh, Russ Morgan, Larry Stock

  • Parody Medley: Brazil / You Are Too Beautiful / Cecilia / Love Walked In / You Made Me Love You / Carolina In The Morning / Please Be Kind / Dancing With Tears In My Eyes / Maria / Try A Little Tenderness / Swing Low Sweet Chariot / What Is This Thing Called Love / Did You Ever See A Dream Walking (medley) - various writers

  • Medley: I Can't Give You Anything But Love / Too Marvelous For Words / Pennies From Heaven / A Foggy Day / Embraceable You / The Lady Is A Tramp / Where Or When (medley) - various writers

  • The Birth Of The Blues (2:05) - Lew Brown, B.G. DeSylva, Ray Henderson

  • Nancy (With The Laughing Face) (2:35 spoken intro) - Phil Silvers, James Van Heusen

  • Me And My Shadow (2:55 & 2:35 edit) - Dave Dreyer, Al Jolson, Billy Rose

  • The Birth Of The Blues (Reprise) (1:00) - Lew Brown, B.G. DeSylva, Ray Henderson

  • One For My Baby (And One More For The Road) (4:35) - Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer

1963 — Hollywood: Promotional Spot

1960s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #2508)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra, Jill St. John, Announcer

  • Promotional Spot For "Come Blow Your Horn" (0:58) -

21 Jan 1963 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1836)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Shorty Sherock (trumpet), Cappy Lewis (trumpet), Don Fagerquist (trumpet), George Seaberg (trumpet), Dick Noel (trombone), Tom Shepard (trombone), Dick Nash (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), John Cave (french-horn), Willie Schwartz (saxophone/flute/clarinet), +26 more

  • 1671-3Come Blow Your Horn (3:05) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • 1672-4Call Me Irresponsible (2:53) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

18 Feb 1963 — Hollywood: Goldwyn Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1837)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Cappy Lewis (trumpet), Irving Bush (trumpet), Mannie Klein (trumpet), Dick Nash (trombone), Tom Shepard (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), John Cave (french-horn), Richard Perissi (french-horn), William Hinshaw (french-horn), Harry Klee (flute), +46 more

  • 1820Lost In The Stars (4:06) - Maxwell Anderson, Kurt Weill

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • 1821My Heart Stood Still (3:00) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • 1822Ol' Man River (4:22) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Jerome Kern

19 Feb 1963 — Hollywood: Goldwyn Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1839)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Cappy Lewis (trumpet), Irving Bush (trumpet), Mannie Klein (trumpet), Dick Nash (trombone), Tom Shepard (trombone), Barrett O'Hara (trombone), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Richard Perissi (french-horn), John Cave (french-horn), William Hinshaw (french-horn), Eddie Gilbert (tuba), +45 more

  • 1823This Nearly Was Mine (2:43) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • 1824You'll Never Walk Alone (3:05) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

  • 1825I Have Dreamed (2:56) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

20 Feb 1963 — Hollywood: Goldwyn Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1290)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Vocal Chorus, Cappy Lewis (trumpet), Uan Rasey (trumpet), Mannie Klein (trumpet), Dick Nash (trombone), Tom Shepard (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), John Cave (french-horn), Richard Perissi (french-horn), William Hinshaw (french-horn), +47 more

  • 1826California (3:34) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • 1827Bewitched, Bothered And Bewildered (2:57) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • 1828America, The Beautiful (2:20) - Katherine Lee Bates, Samuel Augustus Ward

21 Feb 1963 — Hollywood: Goldwyn Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1840)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Cappy Lewis (trumpet), Uan Rasey (trumpet), Mannie Klein (trumpet), Shorty Sherock (trumpet), Dick Noel (trombone), Tom Shepard (trombone), Vernon Friley (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), John Cave (french-horn), Richard Perissi (french-horn), +51 more

  • 1829Soliloquy (8:01) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • 1830You Brought A New Kind Of Love To Me (2:36) - Pierre Norman Connor, Sammy Fain, Irving Kahal

13 Mar 1963 — Hollywood: Paramount Recording Session for "Paris When It Sizzles"

1960s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #1293)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • The Girl Who Stole The Eiffel Tower (1:36 film dialogue) - Richard Quine, Nelson Riddle

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • Frank Sinatra with dialogue by William Holden.

29 Apr 1963 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1316)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Shorty Sherock (trumpet), Don Fagerquist (trumpet), Irving Bush (trumpet), Mickey Mangano (trumpet), Tommy Pederson (trombone), Dick Noel (trombone), Ed Kusby (trombone), Ken Shroyer (bass trombone), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Richard Perissi (french-horn), James Decker (french-horn), +31 more

  • 2023In The Wee Small Hours Of The Morning (2:41) - Bob Hilliard, Dave Mann

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • 2024Nancy (With The Laughing Face) (3:37) - Phil Silvers, James Van Heusen

  • 2025Young At Heart (2:53) - Carolyn Leigh, Johnny Richards

  • 2026The Second Time Around (3:02) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • 2027All The Way (3:27) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

30 Apr 1963 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1298)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Shorty Sherock (trumpet), Irving Bush (trumpet), Mickey Mangano (trumpet), Kenneth Benike (trumpet), Dick Nash (trombone), Tommy Pederson (trombone), Lew McCreary (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Willie Schwartz (saxophone/flute/alto flute/clarinet), Harry Klee (saxophone/flute/alto flute/clarinet), Buddy Collette (saxophone/flute/alto flute/clarinet), +28 more

  • 2028Witchcraft (2:36) - Cy Coleman, Carolyn Leigh

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • 2029(How Little It Matters) How Little We Know (2:18) - Carolyn Leigh, Philip Springer

  • 2030Put Your Dreams Away (For Another Day) (3:10) - Ruth Lowe, Paul Mann, Stephan Weiss

  • 2031I've Got You Under My Skin (3:29) - Cole Porter

  • 2032Oh! What It Seemed To Be (3:26) - Bennie Benjamin, Frankie Carle, George Weiss

10 Jul 1963 — Los Angeles: Radio Recorders

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1841)

Conductor: Morris Stoloff | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Dean Martin (vocalist), Sammy Davis Jr. (vocalist), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Conte Candoli (trumpet), Mannie Klein (trumpet), Bud Brisbois (trumpet), Joe Howard (trombone), Dick Nash (trombone), Dick Noel (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Chuck Gentry (saxophone/clarinet/bass clarinet), +23 more

  • 2149We Open In Venice (2:09) - Cole Porter

  • Arrangement: Billy May

  • Frank Sinatra with Dean Martin and Sammy Davis Jr.

  • 2188Guys And Dolls (unreleased) - Frank Loesser

  • Arrangement: Bill Loose

  • Remade July 18, 1963.

16 Jul 1963 — New York: Olmstead Sound Studios - Columbia Pictures Session for "The Victors" Soundtrack

1960s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #1303)

Conductor: Wally Stott | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Chorus, Bill Miller (piano), Orchestra: conducted by Nelson Riddle in Hollywood on April 30, 1963.

  • Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas (3:28) - Ralph Blane, Hugh Martin

  • Arrangement: Gil Grau

18 Jul 1963 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1842)

Conductor: Morris Stoloff | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Dean Martin (vocalist), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Pete Candoli (trumpet), Don Fagerquist (trumpet), Mannie Klein (trumpet), Dick Nash (trombone), Dick Noel (trombone), Tommy Pederson (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Vincent DeRos (french-horn), Richard Perissi (french-horn), +29 more

  • 2188Guys And Dolls (2:48) - Frank Loesser

  • Arrangement: Bill Loose

  • Frank Sinatra with Dean Martin.

  • 2196Guys And Dolls (Reprise) (1:49 edit) - Frank Loesser

  • 2161Old Devil Moon (2:56) - E.Y. Harburg, Burton Lane

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • 2166When I'm Not Near The Girl I Love (3:21) - E.Y. Harburg, Burton Lane

  • 2190I've Never Been In Love Before (2:52) - Frank Loesser

24 Jul 1963 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1843)

Conductor: Morris Stoloff | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Keely Smith (vocalist), Pete Candoli (trumpet), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Conte Candoli (trumpet), Mannie Klein (trumpet), Dick Noel (trombone), Dick Nash (trombone), Milt Bernhart (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Richard Perissi (french-horn), +30 more

  • 2156So In Love (Reprise) (2:53) - Cole Porter

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • Frank Sinatra with Keely Smith.

  • 2171ATwin Soliloquies (Wonder How It Feels) (1:40) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

25 Jul 1963 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1844)

Conductor: Morris Stoloff | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Rosemary Clooney (vocalist), Pete Candoli (trumpet), Bud Brisbois (trumpet), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Mannie Klein (trumpet), Dick Noel (trombone), Dick Nash (trombone), Milt Bernhart (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Richard Perissi (french-horn), +30 more

  • 2171BSome Enchanted Evening (3:25) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • 2180Some Enchanted Evening (Reprise) (3:20) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

  • Frank Sinatra with Rosemary Clooney.

  • 2193Luck, Be A Lady (5:14) - Frank Loesser

  • Arrangement: Billy May

29 Jul 1963 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1845)

Conductor: Morris Stoloff | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Bing Crosby (vocalist), Dean Martin (vocalist), Al Porcino (trumpet), Ray Triscari (trumpet), Stu Williamson (trumpet), Conte Candoli (trumpet), Joe Howard (trombone), Gail Martin (trombone), Pete Carpenter (trombone), Frank Rosolino (trombone), George Price (french-horn), +31 more

  • 2184Fugue For Tinhorns (1:28) - Frank Loesser

  • Arrangement: Bill Loose

  • Frank Sinatra with Bing Crosby & Dean Martin.

  • 2185The Oldest Established (Permanent Floating Crap Game In New York) (2:29) - Frank Loesser

  • Arrangement: Billy May

31 Jul 1963 — Los Angeles: RCA Victor Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1846)

Conductor: Marty Paich | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Al Porcino (trumpet), Conte Candoli (trumpet), Ray Triscari (trumpet), Stu Williamson (trumpet), Dick Nash (trombone), Richard Leith (trombone), Joe Howard (trombone), Richard Perissi (french-horn), Gene Sherry (french-horn), Ted Nash (saxophone/flute), Harry Klee (saxophone/flute), +31 more

  • 2103Here's To The Losers (3:04) - Jack Segal, Robert Wells

  • Arrangement: Marty Paich

  • 2104Love Isn't Just For The Young (2:57) - Bernard Knee, Herb Miller

07 Sep 1963 — Las Vegas: The Sands Hotel

1960s

Concert Recording (Session #1314)

Conductor: Antonio Morelli | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Dean Martin (vocalist), Sammy Davis Jr. (vocalist), Bill Miller (piano for FS), Ken Lane (piano for Dean Martin), George Rhodes (piano for Sammy Davis Jr.), Orchestra

  • Ring-A-Ding Ding (Instrumental) (0:17) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • I Only Have Eyes For You (2:15) - Al Dubin, Harry Warren

  • Call Me Irresponsible (2:11 spoken intro) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • My Heart Stood Still (2:52) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Please Be Kind (2:36) - Sammy Cahn, Saul Chaplin

  • I Have Dreamed (2:50 spoken intro) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

  • Luck, Be A Lady (5:05) - Frank Loesser

  • "The Summit" (comedy routine with Dean Martin & Sammy Davis Jr.)

  • Parody Medley: Marianne / Dance With A Dolly / You Are Too Beautiful / You Made Me Love You / Carolina In The Morning / Beautiful Dreamer / Dancing With Tears In My Eyes / Maria / Try A Little Tenderness / What Is This Thing Called Love (medley) - various writers

  • Guys And Dolls (3:33) - Frank Loesser

  • The Oldest Established (Permanent Floating Crap Game In New York) (2:47 & 0:29 reprise) - Frank Loesser

  • Ring-A-Ding Ding (Closing Instrumental) (0:59) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

13 Sep 1963 — New York: United Nations

1960s

Concert Recording (Session #1315)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Skitch Henderson (piano)

  • Too Marvelous For Words (2:17 spoken intro) - Johnny Mercer, Richard Whiting

  • They Can't Take That Away From Me (2:40 spoken intro) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • I Have Dreamed (3:15 spoken intro) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

  • A Foggy Day (3:15) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • My Heart Stood Still (2:55 spoken intro) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • I Get A Kick Out Of You (3:45 spoken outro) - Cole Porter

13 Oct 1963 — Los Angeles: Voice Overdubbing Session

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1318)

Conductor: Gus Levene | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra: Recorded in London, England on April 30, 1963.

  • 2295Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas (2:35 edit) - Ralph Blane, Hugh Martin

  • Arrangement: Gil Grau

  • 2296Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas (3:53) - Ralph Blane, Hugh Martin

18 Oct 1963 — Los Angeles: Warner Bros. Session for "Robin And The 7 Hoods" Soundtrack

1960s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #1319)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Dean Martin (vocalist), Sammy Davis Jr. (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Don't Be A Do-Badder (Finale) (1:06) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • Frank Sinatra with Dean Martin & Sammy Davis Jr.

24 Oct 1963 — Los Angeles: Warner Bros. Session for "Robin And The 7 Hoods" Soundtrack

1960s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #1322)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • I Like To Lead When I Dance (4:04 outtake) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

13 Nov 1963 — Los Angeles: Warner Bros. Session for "Robin And The 7 Hoods" Soundtrack

1960s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #1323)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Chorus, Orchestra

  • My Kind Of Town (2:56) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • Frank Sinatra with Chorus.

14 Nov 1963 — Los Angeles: Warner Bros. Session for "Robin And The 7 Hoods" Soundtrack

1960s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #1324)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Bing Crosby (vocalist), Dean Martin (vocalist), Sammy Davis Jr. (vocalist), Chorus, Orchestra

  • Mister Booze - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • Frank Sinatra with Bing Crosby, Dean Martin & Sammy Davis Jr.

03 Dec 1963 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1326)

Conductor: Don Costa | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Dick Nash (trombone), Dick Noel (trombone), Hoyt Bohannon (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), John Cave (french-horn), Richard Perissi (french-horn), Willie Schwartz (saxophone/clarinet), George Smith (saxophone/clarinet), Arthur Gleghorn (saxophone/flute), Harry Klee (saxophone/flute), +33 more

  • 2448Talk To Me, Baby (2:57) - Robert Dolan, Johnny Mercer

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • 2449Stay With Me (Main Theme From "The Cardinal") (3:03) - Carolyn Leigh, Jerome Moross

  • Arrangement: Ernie Freeman

03 Dec 1963 — Los Angeles: Warner Bros. Session for "Robin And The 7 Hoods" Soundtrack

1960s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #1325)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Bing Crosby (vocalist), Dean Martin (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Style (Alternate Mix) (4:28 film dialogue) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • Frank Sinatra with Bing Crosby & Dean Martin.

02 Jan 1964 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1328)

Conductor: Fred Waring | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Jack Halloran, Thurl Ravenscroft, Robert Tebow, Bill Cole, Bill Kanady, Loulie Jean Norman, Jackie Ward, Betty Jane Baker, Sue Allen (vocalists), Pete Candoli (trumpet), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), +35 more

  • 2467Early American (3:32) - Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • Frank Sinatra with Fred Waring and His Pennsylvanians.

  • 2468The House I Live In (That's America To Me) (3:38) - Lewis Allan, Earl Robinson

  • 2469You're A Lucky Fellow, Mr. Smith (3:44) - Sonny Burke, Hughie Prince, Don Raye

  • Arrangement: Jack Halloran

27 Jan 1964 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1847)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Conte Candoli (trumpet), Cappy Lewis (trumpet), Don Fagerquist (trumpet), Shorty Sherock (trumpet), Tom Shepard (trombone), Dick Noel (trombone), Tommy Pederson (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), William Hinshaw (french-horn), Willie Schwartz (alto saxophone/flute), +23 more

  • 2521-1+5The Way You Look Tonight (3:20 intercut) - Dorothy Fields, Jerome Kern

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • 2522Three Coins In The Fountain (3:44) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • 2523Swinging On A Star (2:50) - Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen

  • 2524The Continental (3:12) - Con Conrad, Herb Magidson

  • 2525-4+1In The Cool, Cool, Cool Of The Evening (1:50 intercut) - Hoagy Carmichael, Johnny Mercer

28 Jan 1964 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1330)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Shorty Sherock (trumpet), Don Fagerquist (trumpet), Cappy Lewis (trumpet), Tommy Pederson (trombone), Dick Noel (trombone), Tom Shepard (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Richard Perissi (french-horn), William Hinshaw (french-horn), Willie Schwartz (woodwinds), +25 more

  • 2526-7It Might As Well Be Spring (3:26) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • 2527-2+3Secret Love (3:53 intercut) - Sammy Fain, Paul Francis Webster

  • 2529Moon River (3:18) - Henry Mancini, Johnny Mercer

  • 2529-2Days Of Wine And Roses (2:15) - Henry Mancini, Johnny Mercer

  • 2530Love Is A Many-Splendored Thing (3:20) - Sammy Fain, Paul Francis Webster

03 Feb 1964 — Burbank, CA: NBC Studios for "The Bing Crosby Special" (CBS: February 15, 1964)

1960s

Television Recording (Session #2457)

Conductor: John Scott Trotter | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Bing Crosby (vocalist), Dean Martin (vocalist), Orchestra

  • The Oldest Established (Permanent Floating Crap Game In New York) (3:50 spoken intro) - Frank Loesser

  • Frank Sinatra with Bing Crosby and Dean Martin.

04 Feb 1964 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1371)

Conductor: Fred Waring | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Bing Crosby (vocalist), Chorus [Jack Halloran, Ralph Isbell, Jacqueline Allen, Robert Bellamy, Eugene Brent, Robert Brunner, Vangie Carmichael, Patricia Collier, Barbara Ford, Ella Holloran, +56 more

  • 2470Let Us Break Bread Together (3:40) - Traditional

  • Arrangement: Roy Ringwald

  • Frank Sinatra with Bing Crosby & Fred Waring and His Pennsylvanians.

  • 2471You Never Had It So Good (3:01) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Jack Halloran, Dick Reynolds

14 Feb 1964 — Hollywood: "Les Poupées De Paris" Puppet Show Soundtrack

1960s

Other Studio Session (Session #2530)

Conductor: Joe Reisman | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Dean Martin (vocalist), Bing Crosby (vocalist), Janine Forman (vocalist), Crista Speck (vocalist), 16 singers, 4 trumpets, 4 trombones, 4 horns, 5 woodwinds, 12 violins, 4 violas, +6 more

  • RPA3-0274The Bathtub Scene (1:10 dialogue) -

  • Arrangement: Joe Reisman

  • Frank Sinatra with Dean Martin, Bing Crosby, Janine Forman and Crista Speck.

08 Apr 1964 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1343)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Shorty Sherock (trumpet), Pete Candoli (trumpet), Cappy Lewis (trumpet), Harry Edison (trumpet), Tommy Pederson (trombone), Tom Shepard (trombone), Dick Nash (trombone), Gail Martin (trombone), William Hinshaw (french-horn), Gene Sherry (french-horn), Willie Schwartz (woodwinds), +24 more

  • 2628My Kind Of Town (3:06) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • 2629I Like To Lead When I Dance (4:05) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • 2577I Can't Believe I'm Losing You (2:43) - Don Costa, Phil Zeller

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

10 Apr 1964 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1344)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Bing Crosby (vocalist), Dean Martin (vocalist), Sammy Dais Jr. (vocalist), Vocal Chorus [Glen Clement, Vigil Evans, Lloyd Olson, Ralph Mullins, Russell Brown, Mainerd Baker], Pete Candoli (trumpet), Shorty Sherock (trumpet), +34 more

  • 2631Style (4:28) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • Frank Sinatra with Bing Crosby & Dean Martin.

  • 2632Mister Booze (5:00) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Frank Sinatra with Bing Crosby, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr. & Chorus.

  • 2633Don't Be A Do-Badder (Finale) (1:13) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

09 Jun 1964 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1349)

Conductor: Quincy Jones | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Count Basie (piano), Al Porcino (trumpet), Don Rader (trumpet), Wallace Davenport (trumpet), Al Aarons (trumpet), Sonny Cohn (trumpet), Harry Edison (trumpet), Henry Coker (trombone), Grover Mitchell (trombone), Bill Hughes (trombone), Henderson Chambers (trombone), +10 more

  • 2809-10The Best Is Yet To Come (2:53) - Cy Coleman, Carolyn Leigh

  • Arrangement: Quincy Jones

  • Frank Sinatra with Count Basie and His Orchestra.

  • 2810-5I Wanna Be Around (2:21) - Johnny Mercer, Sadie Vimmerstedt

  • 2811-3I Believe In You (2:20) - Frank Loesser

  • 2812Fly Me To The Moon (In Other Words) (2:29) - Bart Howard

10 Jun 1964 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1350)

Conductor: Quincy Jones | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Count Basie (piano), Al Porcino (trumpet), Don Rader (trumpet), Wallace Davenport (trumpet), Al Aarons (trumpet), Sonny Cohn (trumpet), Harry Edison (trumpet), Henry Coker (trombone), Grover Mitchell (trombone), Bill Hughes (trombone), Henderson Chambers (trombone), +26 more

  • 2814Hello, Dolly! (2:46) - Jerry Herman

  • Arrangement: Quincy Jones

  • Frank Sinatra with Count Basie and His Orchestra.

  • 2815The Good Life (2:25) - Sacha Distel, Jack Reardon

  • 2816-8+17I Wish You Love (2:54 intercut) - Albert Beach, Charles Trenet

12 Jun 1964 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios (1st personnel lineup)

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1354)

Conductor: Quincy Jones | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Count Basie (piano), Al Porcino (trumpet), Don Rader (trumpet), Wallace Davenport (trumpet), Al Aarons (trumpet), Sonny Cohn (trumpet), Harry Edison (trumpet), Henry Coker (trombone), Grover Mitchell (trombone), Bill Hughes (trombone), Henderson Chambers (trombone), +26 more

  • 2817I Can't Stop Loving You (3:00) - Don Gibson

  • Arrangement: Quincy Jones

  • Frank Sinatra with Count Basie and His Orchestra.

  • 2818More (Theme from "Mondo Cane") (3:04) - Marcello Ciorciolini, Norman Newell, Nino Oliviero, Riz Ortolani

12 Jun 1964 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios (2nd personnel lineup)

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1355)

Conductor: Quincy Jones | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Count Basie (piano), Al Porcino (trumpet), Don Rader (trumpet), Wallace Davenport (trumpet), Al Aarons (trumpet), Sonny Cohn (trumpet), Harry Edison (trumpet), Henry Coker (trombone), Grover Mitchell (trombone), Bill Hughes (trombone), Henderson Chambers (trombone), +10 more

  • 2819Wives And Lovers (2:48) - Burt Bacharach, Hal David

  • Arrangement: Quincy Jones

  • Frank Sinatra with Count Basie and His Orchestra.

16 Jun 1964 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1357)

Conductor: Fred Waring | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Vocal Group, Al Porcino (trumpet), Shorty Sherock (trumpet), Stu Williamson (trumpet), Mannie Klein (trumpet), Dick Noel (trombone), Hoyt Bohannon (trombone), Ken Shroyer (bass trombone), Ronny Lang (woodwinds), Ethmer Roten (woodwinds), Bob Cooper (woodwinds), +21 more

  • 2453An Old-Fashioned Christmas (3:44) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • Frank Sinatra with Fred Waring and His Pennsylvanians.

  • 2454I Heard The Bells On Christmas Day (2:35) - Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Johnny Marks

  • 2455The Little Drummer Boy (3:03) - Katherine Davis, Henry Onorati, Harry Simeone

19 Jun 1964 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1359)

Conductor: Fred Waring | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Bing Crosby (vocalist), Vocal Group, Conrad Gozzo (trumpet), Shorty Sherock (trumpet), Mannie Klein (trumpet), Ray Triscari (trumpet), Dick Nash (trombone), Dick Noel (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Willie Schwartz (woodwinds), Gene Cipriano (woodwinds), +22 more

  • 2457Go Tell It On The Mountain (3:22) - Traditional

  • Arrangement: Jack Halloran

  • Frank Sinatra with Bing Crosby & Fred Waring and His Pennsylvanians.

  • 2458We Wish You The Merriest (2:15) - Les Brown

  • Arrangement: Jack Halloran, Harry Betts

17 Jul 1964 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1360)

Conductor: Ernie Freeman | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Vocal Group, Robert Bryant (trumpet), Buddy Collette (woodwinds), Victor Arno (violin), Paul Shure (violin), Lou Raderman (violin), Sidney Sharp (violin), Ralph Schaeffer (violin), Lennie Malarsky (violin), Arnold Belnick (violin), William Kurasch (violin), +21 more

  • 2888-3/10Softly, As I Leave You (2:50) - Giorgio Calabrese, Antonio DeVita, Hal Shaper

  • Arrangement: Ernie Freeman

  • 2889-9Then Suddenly Love (2:15) - Roy Alfred, Paul Vance

  • 2890Since Marie Has Left Paree (1:56) - Hy Glaser, Jerry Solomon

  • Arrangement: Billy May

  • 2891-7Available (2:46) - Sammy Cahn, L.B. Marks, Ned Wynn

03 Oct 1964 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1361)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Vocal Chorus, Cappy Lewis (trumpet), Ken Shroyer (bass trombone), John Cave (french-horn), Richard Perissi (french-horn), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Willie Schwartz (saxophone/woodwinds), Harry Klee (saxophone/woodwinds), Gene Cipriano (saxophone/woodwinds), Plas Johnson (saxophone/woodwinds), Chuck Gentry (saxophone/woodwinds), +24 more

  • 2980-5Pass Me By (2:23) - Cy Coleman, Carolyn Leigh

  • Arrangement: Billy May

  • Frank Sinatra with a vocal chorus.

  • 2981-11Emily (2:58) - Johnny Mandel, Johnny Mercer

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • 2982Dear Heart (2:41) - Ray Evans, Jay Livingston, Henry Mancini

10 Nov 1964 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1376)

Conductor: Ernie Freeman | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Vocal Group, Marshall Cram (trombone), Willie Schwartz (alto saxophone/flute), Sidney Sharp (violin), Israel Baker (violin), Henry Roth (violin), Bernard Kundell (violin), Nathan Ross (violin), Victor Arno (violin), Joe Stepansky (violin), William Kurasch (violin), +21 more

  • 3046-10Somewhere In Your Heart (2:26) - Russell Faith, Clarence Kehner

  • Arrangement: Ernie Freeman

  • Frank Sinatra with a vocal group.

  • 3047-6Anytime At All (2:20) - Baker Knight

1965 — Hollywood: Spoken Word Session for Nat "King" Cole Tribute

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #2391)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • FS Introduces Sammy Davis Jr. (0:55) -

Apr 1965 — Lorton, VA: Lorton Penitentiary - Benefit

1960s

Concert Recording (Session #2561)

Conductor: Quincy Jones | Frank Sinatra (vocalist) with The Count Basie Orchestra performing for the inmates at the request of the prison chaplain.

  • Fly Me To The Moon (In Other Words) (2:10 & 0:28 excerpt) - Bart Howard

  • Arrangement: Quincy Jones

13 Apr 1965 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1364)

Conductor: Gordon Jenkins | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Wayne Songer (clarinet), Lloyd Hildebrand (bassoon/flute), Harry Klee (clarinet/flute), Clyde Hylton (clarinet/flute), Melinda Eckels (flute), Bert Gassman (oboe), Marshall Sosson (violin), Mischa Russell (violin), Victor Arno (violin), Joseph Quadri (violin), Joseph Livoti (violin), +20 more

  • H3295Don't Wait Too Long (3:06) - Sunny Skylar

  • Arrangement: Gordon Jenkins

  • H3296September Song (3:30) - Maxwell Anderson, Kurt Weill

  • H3297Last Night When We Were Young (3:35) - Harold Arlen, E.Y. Harburg

  • H3298Hello, Young Lovers (3:41) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

14 Apr 1965 — Hollywood: United Recording Studio "A" (1st session)

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1368)

Conductor: Gordon Jenkins | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Wayne Songer (clarinet), Lloyd Hildebrand (bassoon/flute), Harry Klee (clarinet/flute), Clyde Hylton (clarinet/flute), Melinda Eckels (flute), Bert Gassman (oboe), Mischa Russell (violin), Victor Arno (violin), Joseph Quadri (violin), Joseph Livoti (violin), Murray Kellner (violin), +20 more

  • H3299I See It Now (2:50) - William Engvick, Alec Wilder

  • Arrangement: Gordon Jenkins

  • H3300When The Wind Was Green (3:22) - Donald Henry Stinson

  • H3301-6Once Upon A Time (3:26) - Lee Adams, Charles Strouse

  • H3302How Old Am I? - Gordon Jenkins

  • See session for April 22, 1965.

14 Apr 1965 — Hollywood: United Recording Studio "B" (2nd session)

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #2524)

Conductor: Donnie Lanier | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Chorus [Loulie Jean Norman, Ella Halloran, Betty Allan, Betty Baker, Paul Sandberg, Bill Kanady, Thurl Ravenscroft, Jack Halloran], Roy Caton (trumpet), Anthony Terran (trumpet), Robert Bryant (trumpet), +29 more

  • HX3320Tell Her (You Love Her Each Day) (2:40) - Gil Ward, Charles Watkins

  • Arrangement: Ernie Freeman

  • HX3321When Somebody Loves You (1:52) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

22 Apr 1965 — Hollywood: United Recording Studio "A"

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1372)

Conductor: Gordon Jenkins | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Melinda Eckels (oboe), Arnold Koblentz (oboe), Wayne Songer (clarinet), Harry Klee (clarinet), Clyde Hylton (clarinet), Lloyd Hildebrand (bassoon), Mischa Russell (violin), Victor Arno (violin), Joseph Quadri (violin), Joseph Livoti (violin), Murray Kellner (violin), +20 more

  • H3352-7It Was A Very Good Year (4:25) - Ervin Drake

  • Arrangement: Gordon Jenkins

  • H3353-2The Man In The Looking Glass (3:25) - Bart Howard

  • H3354-5This Is All I Ask (3:03) - Gordon Jenkins

  • H3355-11/12It Gets Lonely Early (3:17 added verse) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • H3302How Old Am I? (3:32) - Gordon Jenkins

  • See session for March 14, 1968, regarding Max Bennett's guitar overdub version.

06 May 1965 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #2525)

Conductor: Donnie Lanier | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Vocal Group, Willie Schwartz (saxophone/woodwinds), Bill Green (saxophone/woodwinds), Chuck Gentry (saxophone/woodwinds), Plas Johnson (saxophone/woodwinds), Israel Baker (violin), Lennie Malarsky (violin), Henry Roth (violin), Sidney Sharp (violin), Ralph Schaeffer (violin), William Kurasch (violin), +21 more

  • HX3417Forget Domani (2:31) - Norman Newell, Riz Ortolani

  • Arrangement: Ernie Freeman

24 May 1965 — Hollywood: Warner Bros. Studios for "Let's Talk To Lucy" #186 (CBS Radio: air date May 24, 1965)

1960s

Radio Recording (Session #2458)

Musicians: At Warner Bros. Studios during production of "Marriage On The Rocks," Lucille Ball interviews FS for her CBS radio show.

  • Lost Interview With Frank Sinatra, Part 1 (6:37) -

  • Plus show intro and outro by Gary Morton.

25 May 1965 — Hollywood: Warner Bros. Studios for "Let's Talk To Lucy" #187 (CBS Radio: air date May 25, 1965)

1960s

Radio Recording (Session #2459)

Musicians: At Warner Bros. Studios during production of "Marriage On The Rocks," Lucille Ball interviews FS for her CBS radio show.

  • Lost Interview With Frank Sinatra, Part 2 (6:20) -

  • Plus show intro and outro by Gary Morton.

27 May 1965 — Hollywood: United Recording Studio "A"

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1375)

Conductor: Gordon Jenkins | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Cappy Lewis (trumpet), Dick Nash (trombone), Tom Shepard (trombone), Tommy Pederson (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Justin Gordon (saxophone/woodwinds), Willie Schwartz (saxophone/woodwinds), Harry Klee (saxophone/woodwinds), Buddy Collette (saxophone/woodwinds), Chuck Gentry (saxophone/woodwinds), Gerald Vinci (violin), +21 more

  • H3442-17The September Of My Years (3:12) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Gordon Jenkins

20 Jun 1965 — St Louis, MO: Kiel Opera House for Dismas House Benefit

1960s

Concert Recording (Session #2635)

Conductor: Quincy Jones | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Dean Martin (vocalist), Sammy Davis Jr. (vocalist), Johnny Carson (master of ceremonies), Al Aarons (trumpet), Sonny Cohn (trumpet), Wallace Davenport (trumpet), Phil Guilbeau (trumpet), Bill Hughes (trombone), Henderson Chambers (trombone), Al Grey (trombone), Marshal Royal (clarinet), +8 more

  • Get Me To The Church On Time (2:25) - Alan Jay Lerner, Frederick Loewe

  • Fly Me To The Moon (In Other Words) (2:30) - Bart Howard

  • Luck, Be A Lady (4:40) - Frank Loesser

  • I Only Have Eyes For You (2:30) - Al Dubin, Harry Warren

  • I've Got You Under My Skin (3:35) - Cole Porter

  • Please Be Kind (3:05) - Sammy Cahn, Saul Chaplin

  • You Make Me Feel So Young (3:15) - Mack Gordon, Josef Myrow

  • My Kind Of Town (3:10) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • As "My Kind Of Town (St. Louis Is)"

  • Happy Birthday (to Tina Sinatra) (12:30 spoken) -

  • The Birth Of The Blues (3:20) - Lew Brown, B.G. DeSylva, Ray Henderson

23 Aug 1965 — Hollywood: United Recording Studio "A"

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1381)

Conductor: Torrie Zito | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Al Porcino (trumpet), Stu Williamson (trumpet), Ray Triscari (trumpet), Pete Candoli (trumpet), Dick Nash (trombone), Dick Noel (trombone), Hoyt Bohannon (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Richard Perissi (french-horn), William Hinshaw (french-horn), +37 more

  • HX3703-8Ev'rybody Has The Right To Be Wrong (At Least Once) (2:07) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Torrie Zito

  • HX3704-12I'll Only Miss Her When I Think Of Her (2:51) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Frank Sinatra with Laurindo Almeida (on guitar).

  • HX3707-3Golden Moment (2:57) - Kenny Jacobson, Rhoda Roberts

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

10 Sep 1965 — New York: "The Soupy Sales Show" (WNEW & Syndicated)

1960s

Television Recording (Session #2518)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra (guest), Sammy Davis Jr. (guest), Trini Lopez (guest), Jilly Rizzo (guest), William B. Williams (guest), Soupy Sales (host). Taped summer 1965.

  • The Waiter -

  • Pie-throwing sketch set in a restaurant with Soupy Sales as the waiter and FS, Sammy Davis Jr., Trini Lopez, Jilly Rizzo and William B. Williams as customers.

14 Sep 1965 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios (orchestra session)

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1388)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Pete Candoli (trumpet), Dick Noel (trombone), Vernon Friley (trombone), Hoyt Bohannon (trombone), Ken Shroyer (bass trombone), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), William Hinshaw (french-horn), Ronny Lang (flute), Harry Klee (flute), Gene Cipriano (oboe), Chuck Gentry (bass clarinet), Marshall Sosson (violin), +21 more

  • HX3728Moment To Moment (orchestra) - Henry Mancini, Johnny Mercer

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • Orchestral track only; FS overdubbed vocal Oct 21, 1965.

11 Oct 1965 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1384)

Conductor: Sonny Burke | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Vocal Group, Al Porcino (trumpet), James Salko (trumpet), Pete Candoli (trumpet), Tommy Pederson (trombone), William Schaefer (trombone), Chuck Gentry (saxophone/woodwinds), Buddy Collette (saxophone/woodwinds), Justin Gordon (saxophone/woodwinds), Harry Klee (saxophone/woodwinds), Willie Schwartz (saxophone/woodwinds), +16 more

  • H3767-6+icCome Fly With Me (2:11 spoken/edit) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Billy May

  • H3768-2I'll Never Smile Again (2:48 spoken intro) - Ruth Lowe

  • Arrangement: Fred Stulce

11 Oct 1965 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios (orchestra session)

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1386)

Conductor: Sonny Burke | Al Porcino (trumpet), James Salko (trumpet), Pete Candoli (trumpet), Tommy Pederson (trombone), William Schaefer (trombone), Chuck Gentry (saxophone/woodwinds), Buddy Collette (saxophone/woodwinds), Justin Gordon (saxophone/woodwinds), Harry Klee (saxophone/woodwinds), Willie Schwartz (saxophone/woodwinds), Victor Arno (violin), Bonnie Douglas (violin), +14 more

  • H3769From Here To Eternity (2:45 spoken intro) - Freddie Karger, Robert Wells

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • H3770Love And Marriage (orchestra) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Orchestral track only; FS overdubbed vocal Oct 21, 1965.

21 Oct 1965 — Hollywood: 1st Voice Overdubbing Session

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1774)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist). See session for September 14, 1965, regarding additional personnel.

  • HX3728Moment To Moment (2:55) - Henry Mancini, Johnny Mercer

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • Orchestral track recorded September 14, 1965.

21 Oct 1965 — Hollywood: 2nd Voice Overdubbing Session

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1775)

Conductor: Sonny Burke | Frank Sinatra (vocalist). See orchestra session for October 11, 1965, regarding additional personnel.

  • H3770-3Love And Marriage (2:12) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • Orchestral track recorded October 11, 1965.

15-17 Nov 1965 — Burbank, CA: NBC Studio 1 for "A Man And His Music" (NBC: November 24, 1965) (1st personnel)

1960s

Television Recording (Session #2417)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • I've Got You Under My Skin (2:31) - Cole Porter

  • Without A Song (2:05) - Edward Eliscu, Billy Rose, Vincent Youmans

  • Don't Worry 'Bout Me (2:05) - Rube Bloom, Ted Koehler

  • I Get A Kick Out Of You (3:30 spoken intro) - Cole Porter

  • Nancy (With The Laughing Face) (2:16) - Phil Silvers, James Van Heusen

  • My Kind Of Town (2:32) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Come Fly With Me (1:35) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • The Lady Is A Tramp (2:43) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • I've Got The World On A String (2:01) - Harold Arlen, Ted Koehler

  • Witchcraft (3:33 spoken intro) - Cy Coleman, Carolyn Leigh

  • You Make Me Feel So Young (2:48) - Mack Gordon, Josef Myrow

  • Angel Eyes / Put Your Dreams Away (2:25) - Earl Brent, Matt Dennis / Ruth Lowe, Paul Mann, Stephan Weiss

15-17 Nov 1965 — Burbank, CA: NBC Studio 1 for "A Man And His Music" (NBC: November 24, 1965) (2nd personnel)

1960s

Television Recording (Session #2418)

Conductor: Gordon Jenkins | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra. Plus Robbie Williams (vocalist) for 2001 electronic duet.

  • It Was A Very Good Year (4:15 interspersed) - Ervin Drake

  • As part of medley: It Was A Very Good Year / Young At Heart / It Was A Very Good Year / The Girl Next Door / It Was A Very Good Year / Last Night When We Were Young / It Was A Very Good Year / This Is All I Ask

  • It Was A Very Good Year (4:25 electronic duet) - Ervin Drake

  • Frank Sinatra with Robbie Williams (dubbed).

29 Nov 1965 — Hollywood

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1395)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Tommy Pederson (trombone), Urbie Green (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), William Hinshaw (french-horn), Richard Perissi (french-horn), Ted Nash (clarinet), Ronny Lang (clarinet), Jules Jacob (oboe), Lloyd Hildebrand (bassoon), Jack Marsh (bassoon), +41 more

  • H3892-13Moon Song (3:03) - Sam Coslow, Arthur Johnston

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • H3893-2Moon Love (4:14) - Mack David, Mack Davis, André Kostelanetz - adapted from Tchaikovsky's "Symphony No. 5"

  • H3894-3The Moon Got In My Eyes (2:52) - Johnny Burke, Arthur Johnston

  • H3895-11Moonlight Serenade (3:25) - Glenn Miller, Mitchell Parish

  • H3896-4Reaching For The Moon (3:05) - Irving Berlin

30 Nov 1965 — Hollywood: United Recording Studio "A"

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1396)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Cappy Lewis (trumpet), Urbie Green (trombone), Tom Shepard (trombone), Tommy Pederson (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Richard Perissi (french-horn), William Hinshaw (french-horn), Lloyd Hildebrand (bassoon), Jack Marsh (bassoon), Norman Benno (oboe), +44 more

  • H3897-8I Wished On The Moon (2:54) - Dorothy Parker, Ralph Rainger

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • H3898-1Moonlight Becomes You (2:45) - Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen

  • H3899-2Moonlight Mood (3:06) - Harold Adamson, Peter DeRose

  • H3900-4Oh, You Crazy Moon (3:12) - Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen

  • H3901-3The Moon Was Yellow (3:08) - Fred E. Ahlert, Edgar Leslie

Jan 1966 — Las Vegas: The Sands Hotel (January 26 - February 1, 1966)

1960s

Concert Recording (Session #2425)

Conductor: Quincy Jones | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Al Aarons (trumpet), Sonny Cohn (trumpet), Wallace Davenport (trumpet), Harry Edison (trumpet), Phil Guilbeau (trumpet), Henderson Chambers (trombone), Al Grey (trombone), Bill Hughes (trombone), Grover Mitchell (trombone), Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis (saxophone/woodwinds), Eric Dixon (saxophone/woodwinds), +7 more

  • J4097I've Got A Crush On You (2:35) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • Arrangement: Quincy Jones

  • J4098I've Got You Under My Skin (3:40) - Cole Porter

  • J4099The September Of My Years (2:58) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • J4100Street Of Dreams (2:12) - Sam M. Lewis, Victor Young

  • J4101You Make Me Feel So Young (3:20 spoken intro) - Mack Gordon, Josef Myrow

  • J4102The Shadow Of Your Smile (2:31 spoken intro) - Johnny Mandel, Paul Francis Webster

  • J4103"The Tea Break" (Monologue) (11:50 spoken) -

  • J4104It Was A Very Good Year (3:58 spoken intro) - Ervin Drake

  • J4105Don't Worry 'Bout Me (3:45 spoken intro) - Rube Bloom, Ted Koehler

  • J4106My Kind Of Town (3:04) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • J4107One For My Baby (And One More For The Road) (4:42 spoken intro) - Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer

  • J4108Fly Me To The Moon (In Other Words) (2:50 spoken intro) - Bart Howard

  • J4109Get Me To The Church On Time (2:25) - Alan Jay Lerner, Frederick Loewe

  • J4110Angel Eyes (3:28 spoken intro) - Earl Brent, Matt Dennis

  • J4111Where Or When (2:40) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • J4112Come Fly With Me (3:48 spoken intro) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Luck, Be A Lady (4:40 spoken intro) - Frank Loesser

11 Apr 1966 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1398)

Conductor: Donnie Lanier | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Henry Sigismonti (french-horn), Gale Robinson (french-horn), Richard Perissi (french-horn), Bill Green (flute), Andreas Kostelas (flute), Lennie Malarsky (violin), Israel Baker (violin), Sidney Sharp (violin), William Kurasch (violin), Ralph Schaeffer (violin), +29 more

  • J4195Strangers In The Night (2:34) - Bert Kaempfert, Charles Singleton, Eddie Snyder

  • Arrangement: Ernie Freeman

11 May 1966 — Hollywood: Western Recorders

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1399)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Pete Candoli (trumpet), Don Fagerquist (trumpet), Cappy Lewis (trumpet), Ray Triscari (trumpet), Dick Noel (trombone), Tommy Pederson (trombone), Tom Shepard (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Chuck Gentry (saxophone/woodwinds), Bill Green (saxophone/woodwinds), Justin Gordon (saxophone/woodwinds), +22 more

  • J4234-5My Baby Just Cares For Me (2:30) - Walter Donaldson, Gus Kahn

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • J4235-4+3Yes Sir, That's My Baby (2:09 intercut) - Walter Donaldson, Gus Kahn

  • J4236-3You're Driving Me Crazy (2:15) - Walter Donaldson

  • J4237-7The Most Beautiful Girl In The World (2:24) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

16 May 1966 — Hollywood

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1400)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Pete Candoli (trumpet), Don Fagerquist (trumpet), Cappy Lewis (trumpet), Ray Triscari (trumpet), Dick Noel (trombone), Tommy Pederson (trombone), Tom Shepard (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Chuck Gentry (saxophone/woodwinds), Bill Green (saxophone/woodwinds), Justin Gordon (saxophone/woodwinds), +22 more

  • J4238-7Summer Wind (2:53) - Hans Bradtke (Ger. w.), Heinz Meier, Johnny Mercer (Eng. w.)

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • J4239-4All Or Nothing At All (3:58) - Arthur Altman, Jack Lawrence

  • J4240-6Call Me (2:47) - Tony Hatch

  • J4241-9On A Clear Day (You Can See Forever) (3:17) - Burton Lane, Alan Jay Lerner

  • J4242-4Downtown (2:08) - Tony Hatch

26 May 1966 — Las Vegas: The Sands Hotel

1960s

Concert Recording (Session #1401)

Conductor: Antonio Morelli | Sammy Davis Jr. (vocalist), Frank Sinatra (audience member)

  • Monologue (9:52 spoken) -

  • During Sammy's monologue, FS, in the audience, can be heard responding.

5-6 Jun 1966 — Burbank, CA: NBC Studios for "A Man And His Music, Part II" (CBS: December 7, 1966) (1st personnel)

1960s

Television Recording (Session #2419)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Nancy Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Fly Me To The Moon (In Other Words) (2:18) - Bart Howard

  • The Most Beautiful Girl In The World (2:22 spoken intro) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Moonlight In Vermont (4:50 spoken intro) - John Blackburn, Karl Suessdorf

  • You're Nobody Till Somebody Loves You (2:35 spoken intro) - James Cavanaugh, Russ Morgan, Larry Stock

  • Yes Sir, That's My Baby (0:57) - Walter Donaldson, Gus Kahn

  • Frank Sinatra with Nancy Sinatra.

  • Downtown medley (with Nancy Sinatra) - Tony Hatch / Lee Hazlewood

  • Luck, Be A Lady (4:52 spoken intro) - Frank Loesser

  • That's Life (4:27 spoken intro) - Kelly Gordon, Dean Kay Thompson

  • Granada (2:35) - Dorothy Dodd (Eng. w.), Agustín Lara (Sp. w. and music)

  • My Kind Of Town (2:50 spoken intro) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Put Your Dreams Away (For Another Day) (2:40 spoken intro) - Ruth Lowe, Paul Mann, Stephan Weiss

5-6 Jun 1966 — Burbank, CA: NBC Studios for "A Man And His Music, Part II" (CBS: December 7, 1966) (2nd personnel)

1960s

Television Recording (Session #2424)

Conductor: Gordon Jenkins | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Nancy Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Just One Of Those Things (2:45 medley) - Cole Porter

  • As part of medley: Just One Of Those Things / My Heart Stood Still / But Beautiful / When Your Lover Has Gone

10 Jun 1966 — Palm Springs, CA: Sinatra's Home

1960s

Private Recording (Session #1402)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • J4364Frank Sinatra Reads From "Gunga Din" (2:39 spoken) - Rudyard Kipling

22 Jul 1966 — New York: A&R Recording Studio

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #2664)

A Sinatra session had been scheduled at Phil Ramone's A&R Studios, but was cancelled and reassigned to Warner Bros. artist Lorraine Ellison, who recorded "Stay With Me" with the orchestra booked for FS.

  • (No Sinatra recording resulted from this session.)

25 Jul 1966 — Hollywood

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #2756)

Conductor: Donnie Lanier | John Audino (trumpet), Anthony Terran (trumpet), Oliver Mitchell (trumpet), Dick Hyde (trombone), Louis Blackburn (trombone), Lew McCreary (trombone), James Decker (french-horn), William Hinshaw (french-horn), David Duke (french-horn), Sinclair Lott (french-horn), Plas Johnson (saxophone/woodwinds), Bill Green (saxophone/woodwinds), +30 more

  • J4412That's Life [Alternate Orchestral Version] (3:12) - Kelly Gordon, Dean Kay Thompson

  • Arrangement: Ernie Freeman

  • J4413She Believes In Me (orchestra) - Baker Knight

  • Orchestra track recorded but FS never overdubbed a vocal; song later recorded by Sammy Davis Jr.

18 Oct 1966 — Hollywood: Western Recorders

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #2535)

Conductor: Donnie Lanier | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Chorus [Betty Jane Baker, Gwenn Johnson, Jackie Ward], Anthony Terran (trumpet), Cappy Lewis (trumpet), Oliver Mitchell (trumpet), Louis Blackburn (trombone), Lew McCreary (trombone), Dick Hyde (trombone), Plas Johnson (saxophone/woodwinds), Bill Green (saxophone/woodwinds), +34 more

  • J4569-3That's Life (3:05) - Kelly Gordon, Dean Kay Thompson

  • Arrangement: Ernie Freeman

  • Frank Sinatra with chorus.

17 Nov 1966 — Hollywood

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1409)

Conductor: Donnie Lanier | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Vocal Group, Al Porcino (trumpet), Anthony Terran (trumpet), Oliver Mitchell (trumpet), Cappy Lewis (trumpet), Lew McCreary (trombone), Dick Hyde (trombone), David Wells (trombone), Louis Blackburn (trombone), Plas Johnson (saxophone/woodwinds), Bill Green (saxophone/woodwinds), +24 more

  • J4661-9Give Her Love (2:10) - Jim Harbert

  • Arrangement: Ernie Freeman

  • Frank Sinatra with vocal group.

  • J4662-11What Now My Love? (2:28) - Gilbert Bécaud, Pierre Delanoe (Fr. w.), Carl Sigman (Eng. w.)

  • J4663-7Somewhere My Love (2:14) - Maurice Jarre, Paul Francis Webster

  • J4664-4+1Winchester Cathedral (2:30 intercut) - Geoff Stephens

18 Nov 1966 — Hollywood

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1413)

Conductor: Ernie Freeman | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Vocal Group, Al Porcino (trumpet), Bud Brisbois (trumpet), Cappy Lewis (trumpet), Anthony Terran (trumpet), Louis Blackburn (trombone), David Wells (trombone), Dick Hyde (trombone), Ken Shroyer (bass trombone), Chuck Gentry (saxophone/woodwinds), Willie Schwartz (saxophone/woodwinds), +22 more

  • J4665-11I Will Wait For You (2:16) - Jean Louis Demy (Fr. w.), Norman Gimbel (Eng. w.), Michel Legrand

  • Arrangement: Ernie Freeman

  • Frank Sinatra with vocal group.

  • J4666-4+2You're Gonna Hear From Me (2:55 intercut) - André Previn, Dory Previn

  • J4667-3Sand And Sea (2:26) - Gilbert Bécaud, Maurice Vidalin (Fr. w.), Mack David (Eng. w.)

  • J4668-5/7The Impossible Dream (2:30) - Joe Darion, Mitch Leigh

1967 — Unknown Location: Session for Spoken Promotional Intro

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #2473)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • Frank Sinatra - Intro to Nancy Sinatra Record (0:15) -

30 Jan 1967 — Hollywood: Western Recorders

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1414)

Conductor: Claus Ogerman | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Antonio Carlos Jobim (vocalist/guitar), Dick Noel (trombone), Bud Shank (saxophone/woodwinds), Buddy Collette (saxophone/woodwinds), Arthur Gleghorn (saxophone/woodwinds), Nathan Ross (violin), Israel Baker (violin), Bernard Kundell (violin), Anatol Kaminsky (violin), Thelma Beach (violin), Bonnie Douglas (violin), +13 more

  • K4807-7Baubles, Bangles And Beads (2:26) - George Forrest, Robert Wright

  • Arrangement: Claus Ogerman

  • Frank Sinatra with Antonio Carlos Jobim (vocal).

  • K4808-4I Concentrate On You (2:35) - Cole Porter

  • K4809-9Dindi (3:18) - Ray Gilbert (Eng. w.), Antonio Carlos Jobim, Aloysio de Oliveira (Port. w.)

  • K4810-9Change Partners (2:40) - Irving Berlin

  • K4811-1If You Never Come To Me (incomplete) - Ray Gilbert (Eng w.), Antonio Carlos Jobim (Port. w. and music)

31 Jan 1967 — Hollywood: Western Recorders

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1474)

Conductor: Claus Ogerman | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Antonio Carlos Jobim (vocalist/guitar), Dick Noel (trombone), Bud Shank (saxophone/woodwinds), Buddy Collette (saxophone/woodwinds), Arthur Gleghorn (saxophone/woodwinds), Nathan Ross (violin), Israel Baker (violin), Bernard Kundell (violin), Anatol Kaminsky (violin), Thelma Beach (violin), Bonnie Douglas (violin), +12 more

  • K4811Quiet Nights Of Quiet Stars (Corcovado) (2:40) - Antonio Carlos Jobim (Port. w. and music), Gene Lees (Eng. w.)

  • Arrangement: Claus Ogerman

  • K4812If You Never Come To Me (2:08) - Ray Gilbert (Eng. w.), Antonio Carlos Jobim, Aloysio de Oliveira (Port. w.)

  • K4813The Girl From Ipanema (Garôta De Ipanema) (3:00) - Norman Gimbel (Eng. w.), Antonio Carlos Jobim, Vinicius de Moraes (Port. w.)

  • K4814Meditation (Meditação) (2:52) - Norman Gimbel (Eng. w.), Antonio Carlos Jobim, Newton Mendonça (Port. w.)

01 Feb 1967 — Hollywood: Western Recorders (1st session)

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #2552)

Conductor: Claus Ogerman | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Antonio Carlos Jobim (vocalist/guitar), Oliver Mitchell (trumpet), Roy Caton (trumpet), Dick Noel (trombone), Arthur Gleghorn (flute), Bud Shank (flute), Ronny Lang (clarinet), Nathan Ross (violin), Thelma Beach (violin), Bernard Kundell (violin), Israel Baker (violin), +25 more

  • K4815-10Once I Loved (O Amor Em Paz) (2:36) - Ray Gilbert (Eng w.), Antonio Carlos Jobim, Vinicius de Moraes (Port. w.)

  • Arrangement: Claus Ogerman

  • K4816-7How Insensitive (Insensatez) (3:15) - Norman Gimbel (Eng. w.), Antonio Carlos Jobim, Vinicius de Moraes (Port. w.)

  • K4817-6Drinking Again (3:09) - Johnny Mercer, Doris Tauber

01 Feb 1967 — Hollywood: Western Recorders (2nd session)

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1418)

Conductor: Billy Strange | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Nancy Sinatra (vocalist), Oliver Mitchell (trumpet), Roy Caton (trumpet), Nathan Ross (violin), Thelma Beach (violin), Bernard Kundell (violin), Israel Baker (violin), William Kurasch (violin), Arnold Belnick (violin), Bonnie Douglas (violin), Erno Neufeld (violin), +10 more

  • K4818-2Somethin' Stupid (2:35) - C. Carson Parks

  • Arrangement: Billy Strange

  • Frank Sinatra with Nancy Sinatra.

29 Jun 1967 — New York: A&R Studios (1st personnel lineup)

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #2641)

Conductor: Gordon Jenkins | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Mel Davis (trumpet), Ernie Royal (trumpet), Clark Terry (trumpet), Bernie Glow (trumpet), Markie Markowitz (trumpet), Buddy Morrow (trombone), Wayne Andre (trombone), Bob Alexander (trombone), Paul Faulise (bass trombone), Richard Berg (french-horn), Ray Alonge (french-horn), +49 more

  • K5296-4You Are There (3:27) - Harry Sukman, Paul Francis Webster

  • Arrangement: Gordon Jenkins

29 Jun 1967 — New York: A&R Studios (2nd personnel lineup)

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #2642)

Conductor: Billy Strange | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Mel Davis (trumpet), Ernie Royal (trumpet), Clark Terry (trumpet), Bernie Glow (trumpet), Markie Markowitz (trumpet), Dick Hyde (trombone), Lew McCreary (trombone), Buddy Morrow (trombone), Wayne Andre (trombone), Bob Alexander (trombone), Paul Faulise (bass trombone), +66 more

  • K5297-5+6The World We Knew (Over And Over) (2:46 intercut) - Bert Kaempfert, Herbert Rehbein, Carl Sigman

  • Arrangement: Ernie Freeman

  • K5298-2This Town (unreleased) - Lee Hazlewood

  • Arrangement: Billy Strange

  • Remade July 24, 1967.

04 Jul 1967 — New York: St. Regis Hotel for David and Lizette Sarnoff's 50th Anniversary Party

1960s

Private Recording (Session #1598)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Sammy Cahn (piano)

  • The Gentleman Is A Champ / But Beautiful (7:15 spoken intro) - Sammy Cahn (special lyrics), Richard Rodgers

24 Jul 1967 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios (1st session)

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1425)

Conductor: Gordon Jenkins | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), James Decker (french-horn), Arthur Frantz (french-horn), Alan Robinson (french-horn), Richard Mackey (french-horn), Arthur Gleghorn (flute), Arnold Koblentz (oboe), Bert Gassman (oboe), Lloyd Hildebrand (bassoon), Wayne Songer (clarinet), Blake Reynolds (clarinet), Ethmer Roten (flute/clarinet), +38 more

  • K6108-3Born Free (2:01) - John Barry, Don Black

  • Arrangement: Gordon Jenkins

  • K6109-12+13This Is My Love (3:31 intercut) - Jim Harbert

  • K6110This Is My Song (2:26) - Charles Chaplin

  • Arrangement: Ernie Freeman

24 Jul 1967 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios (2nd session; 1st personnel lineup)

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1462)

Conductor: Ernie Freeman | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Vocal Group [Betty Jane Baker, Peggy Clark, Gwenn Johnson, Sally Stevens, Jackie Ward, Gloria Wood], Roy Caton (trumpet), Dick Forrest (trumpet), Virgil Evans (trumpet), Anthony Terran (trumpet), Oliver Mitchell (trumpet), +30 more

  • K6111-4Don't Sleep In The Subway (2:17) - Tony Hatch, Jackie Trent

  • Arrangement: Ernie Freeman

  • Frank Sinatra with vocal group.

24 Jul 1967 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios (2nd session; 2nd personnel lineup)

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1463)

Conductor: H.B. Barnum | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Roy Caton (trumpet), Dick Forrest (trumpet), Virgil Evans (trumpet), Anthony Terran (trumpet), Oliver Mitchell (trumpet), Morris Repass (trombone), Dick Hyde (trombone), Lew McCreary (trombone), Robert Knight (bass trombone), James Horn (saxophone/woodwinds), Bill Green (saxophone/woodwinds), +23 more

  • K6112-4Some Enchanted Evening (2:33) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

  • Arrangement: H.B. Barnum

24 Jul 1967 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios (2nd session; 3rd personnel lineup)

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1464)

Conductor: Billy Strange | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Roy Caton (trumpet), Dick Forrest (trumpet), Virgil Evans (trumpet), Anthony Terran (trumpet), Oliver Mitchell (trumpet), Morris Repass (trombone), Dick Hyde (trombone), Lew McCreary (trombone), Robert Knight (bass trombone), James Horn (saxophone/woodwinds), Bill Green (saxophone/woodwinds), +39 more

  • K6113-2This Town (3:00) - Lee Hazlewood

  • Arrangement: Billy Strange

20 Sep 1967 — Hollywood: Western Recorders for "Movin' With Nancy" (NBC)

1960s

Television Recording (Session #1595)

Conductor: Billy Strange | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • K6159-8Younger Than Springtime (2:38 tempo variance) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

  • Arrangement: Billy Strange

23 Sep 1967 — Hollywood: "The Dean Martin Show [Christmas With The Martins & The Sinatras]" (NBC: Dec. 21, 1967)

1960s

Television Recording (Session #2514)

Conductor: Les Brown | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Dean Martin (vocalist)

  • A Marshmallow World (2:17) - Peter DeRose, Carl Sigman

  • Frank Sinatra with Dean Martin.

1-3 Oct 1967 — Burbank, CA: "A Man And His Music + Ella + Jobim" (NBC: November 13, 1967)

1960s

Television Recording (Session #2416)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Ella Fitzgerald (vocalist), Antonio Carlos Jobim (vocalist/guitar), Orchestra. Program recorded October 1-3, 1967.

  • Day In, Day Out (2:40) - Rube Bloom, Johnny Mercer

  • Get Me To The Church On Time (2:19) - Alan Jay Lerner, Frederick Loewe

  • What Now My Love? (2:32) - Gilbert Bécaud, Pierre Delanoe (Fr. w.), Carl Sigman (Eng. w.)

  • Ol' Man River (3:50) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Jerome Kern

  • Medley with Ella Fitzgerald: How High The Moon / Up, Up And Away / Look Out For Jimmy Valentine / Theme To Tony Rome / Goody Goody / Don't Cry Joe / Ode to Billie Joe / Goin' Out of My Head

  • Medley with Antonio Carlos Jobim: Quiet Nights Of Quiet Stars / Change Partners / I Concentrate On You / The Girl From Ipanema

  • Medley with Ella Fitzgerald: The Song Is You / They Can't Take That Away From Me / Stompin' At The Savoy / At Long Last Love

  • The Lady Is A Tramp (4:30) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Frank Sinatra with Ella Fitzgerald.

  • Angel Eyes / Put Your Dreams Away (3:14) - Earl Brent, Matt Dennis / Ruth Lowe, Paul Mann, Stephan Weiss

08 Dec 1967 — Hollywood: Western Recorders (rehearsal for December 11, 1967 session)

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #2686)

Conductor: Billy May | Duke Ellington and His Orchestra: Cat Anderson (trumpet), Herbie Jones (trumpet), Cootie Williams (trumpet), Mercer Ellington (trumpet), Buster Cooper (trombone), Lawrence Brown (trombone), Chuck Connors (trombone), Johnny Hodges (alto saxophone), Russell Procope (alto saxophone/clarinet), Jimmy Hamilton (tenor saxophone/clarinet), Paul Gonsalves (tenor saxophone), Harry Carney (baritone saxophone/bass clarinet), +4 more

  • (Rehearsal; no tracks listed.)

11 Dec 1967 — Hollywood: Western Recorders

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #2688)

Conductor: Billy May | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Cat Anderson (trumpet), Herbie Jones (trumpet), Cootie Williams (trumpet), Mercer Ellington (trumpet), Al Porcino (trumpet), Buster Cooper (trombone), Lawrence Brown (trombone), Chuck Connors (trombone), Johnny Hodges (alto saxophone), Russell Procope (alto saxophone/clarinet), Jimmy Hamilton (tenor saxophone/clarinet), +7 more

  • K6319All I Need Is The Girl (4:59) - Stephen Sondheim, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: Billy May

  • Frank Sinatra with Duke Ellington and His Orchestra.

  • K6320Yellow Days (4:54) - Alan Bernstein, Alvaro Carrillo

  • K6321Indian Summer (4:09) - Al Dubin, Victor Herbert

  • K6322Come Back To Me (3:21) - Burton Lane, Alan Jay Lerner

12 Dec 1967 — Hollywood: Western Recorders

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #2687)

Conductor: Billy May | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Cat Anderson (trumpet), Herbie Jones (trumpet), Cootie Williams (trumpet), Mercer Ellington (trumpet), Al Porcino (trumpet), Buster Cooper (trombone), Lawrence Brown (trombone), Chuck Connors (trombone), Johnny Hodges (alto saxophone), Russell Procope (alto saxophone/clarinet), Jimmy Hamilton (tenor saxophone/clarinet), +7 more

  • K6323Poor Butterfly (4:24) - John L. Golden, Raymond Hubbel

  • Arrangement: Billy May

  • Frank Sinatra with Duke Ellington and His Orchestra.

  • K6324Sunny (4:09) - Bobby Hebb

  • K6325I Like The Sunrise (4:58) - Duke Ellington

  • K6326Follow Me (3:51) - Alan Jay Lerner, Frederick Loewe

1968 — Unknown Location: Recording for Ringo Starr's Wife Maureen

1960s

Private Recording (Session #2792)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Bill Miller (piano)

  • The Lady Is A Champ (The Lady Is A Tramp) (parody) (4:29 unreleased) - Sammy Cahn (special lyrics), Richard Rodgers

  • Private recording made as a birthday gift for Maureen Starr; pressed as a single, reportedly notated "Apple 1."

14 Mar 1968 — Hollywood: Western Recorders

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1448)

Musicians: Max Bennett (bass guitar). Guitar overdub added to two previously issued recordings; new master numbers assigned.

  • L6505 (orig. 2577)I Can't Believe I'm Losing You (2:43 overdub) - Don Costa, Phil Zeller

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • L6506 (orig. H3302)How Old Am I? (3:30 overdub) - Gordon Jenkins

  • Arrangement: Gordon Jenkins

25 Jul 1968 — New York: Columbia Recording Studio

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1452)

Conductor: Bill Miller | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Vocal Group [William Bronson, Lillian Clark, Harry Duvall, Corina Manetto, Ronald Martin, Linda November, James Ryan, Louise Stuart], Urbie Green (trombone), Johnny Messner (trombone), Buddy Morrow (trombone), +34 more

  • L5401My Way Of Life (3:05) - Bert Kaempfert, Herbert Rehbein, Carl Sigman

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • Frank Sinatra with vocal group.

  • L5402Cycles (3:09) - Gayle Caldwell

  • Produced by Nancy Sinatra at FS's request.

  • L5403Whatever Happened To Christmas? (3:03) - Jimmy Webb

12 Aug 1968 — Hollywood: Western Recorders

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1455)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Frank Sinatra Jr. (vocalist), Nancy Sinatra (vocalist), Tina Sinatra (vocalist), The Jimmy Joyce Singers [Jacqueline Allen, Billie Barnum, James Bryant, John Drake, Gerri Engemann, Carole Feraci, Fred Frank, Vicki Gratian, +49 more

  • L6755The Twelve Days Of Christmas (4:27) - Adapted & arranged by Sammy Cahn & James Van Heusen

  • Frank Sinatra with Frank Sinatra Jr., Nancy Sinatra, Tina Sinatra & The Jimmy Joyce Singers.

  • L6756The Bells Of Christmas (Greensleeves) (3:39) - Adapted & arranged by Sammy Cahn & James Van Heusen

  • L6757I Wouldn't Trade Christmas (2:52) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • L6758The Christmas Waltz (3:10) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Frank Sinatra with The Jimmy Joyce Singers.

16 Aug 1968 — Hollywood: "Francis Albert Sinatra Does His Thing" (CBS: November 15, 1968)

1960s

Television Recording (Session #2345)

Conductor: Don Costa | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Diahann Carroll (vocalist), The 5th Dimension (vocalists), Orchestra

  • Hello, Young Lovers (2:58) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

  • Baubles, Bangles And Beads (2:00) - George Forrest, Robert Wright

  • Cycles (3:10) - Gayle Caldwell

  • Medley with Diahann Carroll: Diane / Deep River / Sometimes I Feel Like A Motherless Child / The Lonesome Road / Nobody Knows The Trouble I've Seen / Amen

  • Medley: Glad To Be Unhappy / Here's That Rainy Day / It Never Entered My Mind / Gone With The Wind / Here's That Rainy Day (reprise)

  • Sweet Blindness (2:18) - Laura Nyro

  • Frank Sinatra with The 5th Dimension.

  • Nice 'n' Easy (2:07) - Alan Bergman, Marilyn Keith [Bergman], Lew Spence

  • (How Little It Matters) How Little We Know (1:25) - Carolyn Leigh, Philip Springer

  • Lost In The Stars (4:50) - Maxwell Anderson, Kurt Weill

  • Angel Eyes (1:20) - Earl Brent, Matt Dennis

  • Put Your Dreams Away (For Another Day) (1:37) - Ruth Lowe, Paul Mann, Stephan Weiss

11 Nov 1968 — Hollywood: Western Recorders

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1456)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Conte Candoli (trumpet), Don Fagerquist (trumpet), Renauld Jones (trumpet), Shorty Sherock (trumpet), Louis Blackburn (trombone), Tommy Pederson (trombone), Jimmy Priddy (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), John Cave (french-horn), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Richard Perissi (french-horn), +27 more

  • L6927Blue Lace (2:43) - Bill Jacob, Patti Jacob, Riz Ortolani

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • L6928Star! (2:32) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

12 Nov 1968 — Hollywood: Western Recorders

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1457)

Conductor: Bill Miller | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Israel Baker (violin), Harry Bluestone (violin), Jacques Gasselin (violin), James Getzoff (violin), Bernard Kundell (violin), Lou Raderman (violin), Mischa Russell (violin), Marshall Sosson (violin), Joe Stepansky (violin), Gerald Vinci (violin), Paul Robyn (viola), +16 more

  • L6929Little Green Apples - Bobby Russell

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • L6930Gentle On My Mind (3:20) - John Hartford

  • L6931By The Time I Get To Phoenix (3:52) - Jimmy Webb

13 Nov 1968 — Hollywood: Western Recorders

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1458)

Conductor: Bill Miller | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Vocal Group [Nancy Adams, Betty Baker, Vangie Carmichael, Bill Cole, Ronald Hicklin, Sally Stevens, Robert Tebow, Robert Zwirn], Conte Candoli (trumpet), Pete Candoli (trumpet), Erno Neufeld (violin), +26 more

  • L6929Little Green Apples (4:55) - Bobby Russell

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • L6932Moody River (2:33) - Gary D. Bruce

  • Frank Sinatra with vocal group.

  • L6933Pretty Colors (2:32) - Al Gorgoni, Chip Taylor

14 Nov 1968 — Hollywood: Western Recorders

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1459)

Conductor: Bill Miller | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Conte Candoli (trumpet), Hoyt Bohannon (trombone), Dick Nash (trombone), Dick Noel (trombone), Ken Shroyer (bass trombone), Richard Perissi (french-horn), John Cave (french-horn), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), William Hinshaw (french-horn), Israel Baker (violin), Bonnie Douglas (violin), +25 more

  • L6934Rain In My Heart (3:15) - Victoria Pike, Teddy Randazzo

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • L6935Wandering (2:44) - Gayle Caldwell

  • L6937From Both Sides Now (2:53) - Joni Mitchell

30 Dec 1968 — Hollywood: Western Recorders

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1471)

Conductor: Bill Miller | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Conte Candoli (trumpet), Bud Brisbois (trumpet), Shorty Sherock (trumpet), Milt Bernhart (trombone), Louis Blackburn (trombone), Tommy Pederson (trombone), Ernie Tack (bass trombone), Arthur Frantz (french-horn), James McGee (french-horn), George Price (french-horn), Buddy Collette (saxophone/woodwinds), +32 more

  • L7053My Way (4:35) - Paul Anka (Eng. w.), Claude François (Fr. w. and music), Jacques Revaux, Gilles Thibault

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

11 Feb 1969 — Hollywood: Western Recorders

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1473)

Conductor: Morris Stoloff | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Antonio Carlos Jobim (vocalist/guitar), Milt Bernhart (trombone), Dick Nash (trombone), Dick Noel (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), John Cave (french-horn), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), William Hinshaw (french-horn), Richard Perissi (french-horn), Buddy Collette (saxophone/woodwinds), Paul Horn (saxophone/woodwinds), +27 more

  • M7141-6One-Note Samba (Samba de Uma Nota Só) (2:21) - Antonio Carlos Jobim (Eng. w. and music), Newton Mendonça (Port. w.)

  • Arrangement: Eumir Deodato

  • M7142Don't Ever Go Away (Por Causa De Você) (2:28) - Ray Gilbert (Eng. w.), Dolores Duran (Port. w.), Antonio Carlos Jobim

  • M7143Wave (3:16) - Antonio Carlos Jobim

  • M7145Bonita - Ray Gilbert, Antonio Carlos Jobim, Gene Lees

12 Feb 1969 — Hollywood: Western Recorders

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1487)

Conductor: Morris Stoloff | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Antonio Carlos Jobim (vocalist/guitar), Milt Bernhart (trombone), Dick Nash (trombone), Dick Noel (trombone), Ken Shroyer (bass trombone), John Cave (french-horn), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Arthur Maebe (french-horn), Richard Perissi (french-horn), Buddy Collette (saxophone/woodwinds), Paul Horn (saxophone/woodwinds), +28 more

  • M7162Someone To Light Up My Life (Se Todos Fossem Iguais A Você) (2:37) - Antonio Carlos Jobim, Gene Lees (Eng. w.), Vinicius de Moraes (Port. w.)

  • Arrangement: Eumir Deodato

  • M7163Off Key (Desafinado) (2:58) - Jon Hendricks (Eng. w.), Antonio Carlos Jobim, Newton Mendonça (Port. w.)

  • M7164Drinking Water (Água de Beber) (2:35) - Norman Gimbel (Eng. w.), Antonio Carlos Jobim, Vinicius de Moraes (Port. w.)

  • M7145Bonita (3:38) - Ray Gilbert, Antonio Carlos Jobim, Gene Lees

13 Feb 1969 — Hollywood: Western Recorders

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1489)

Conductor: Morris Stoloff | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Antonio Carlos Jobim (vocalist/guitar), Milt Bernhart (trombone), Dick Nash (trombone), Dick Noel (trombone), Ken Shroyer (bass trombone), John Cave (french-horn), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), William Hinshaw (french-horn), Richard Perissi (french-horn), Paul Horn (saxophone/woodwinds), Ronny Lang (saxophone/woodwinds), +30 more

  • M7165Song Of The Sabiá (Sabiá) (3:35) - Norman Gimbel (Eng. w.), Chico Buarque de Hollanda (Port. w.), Antonio Carlos Jobim

  • Arrangement: Eumir Deodato

  • M7166This Happy Madness (Estrada Branca) (2:52) - Antonio Carlos Jobim, Gene Lees (Eng. w.), Vinicius de Moraes (Port. w.)

  • M7167Triste (2:40) - Antonio Carlos Jobim

18 Feb 1969 — Hollywood: Western Recorders

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1488)

Conductor: Don Costa | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), John Cave (french-horn), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Richard Perissi (french-horn), Gene Cipriano (saxophone/woodwinds), Chuck Gentry (saxophone/woodwinds), Justin Gordon (saxophone/woodwinds), Paul Horn (saxophone/woodwinds), Ronny Lang (saxophone/woodwinds), Ted Nash (saxophone/woodwinds), Israel Baker (violin), Thelma Beach (violin), +23 more

  • M7180All My Tomorrows (4:36) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • M7181Didn't We (2:55) - Jimmy Webb

20 Feb 1969 — Hollywood: Western Recorders

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1490)

Conductor: Don Costa | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), John Cave (french-horn), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Richard Perissi (french-horn), Gene Cipriano (saxophone/woodwinds), Justin Gordon (saxophone/woodwinds), Lloyd Hildebrand (saxophone/woodwinds), Ronny Lang (saxophone/woodwinds), Don Lodice (saxophone/woodwinds), Bud Shank (saxophone/woodwinds), Israel Baker (violin), Thelma Beach (violin), +23 more

  • M7182A Day In The Life Of A Fool (Manhã de Carnaval) (2:58) - Luiz Bonfá, Antonio Mariz (Port. w.), Carl Sigman (Eng. w.)

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • M7183Yesterday (3:54) - John Lennon, Paul McCartney

  • M7220If You Go Away (3:31) - Jacques Brel (Fr. w. and music), Rod McKuen (Eng. w.)

24 Feb 1969 — Hollywood: United Recording Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1491)

Conductor: Don Costa | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Pete Candoli (trumpet), Don Fagerquist (trumpet), Shorty Sherock (trumpet), Ray Triscari (trumpet), Louis Blackburn (trombone), Lew McCreary (trombone), Dick Noel (trombone), Ken Shroyer (bass trombone), Bob Hardaway (saxophone/woodwinds), Paul Horn (saxophone/woodwinds), Don Lodice (saxophone/woodwinds), +21 more

  • M7221Watch What Happens (2:17) - Jacques Louis Demy (Fr. w.), Norman Gimbel (Eng. w.), Michel Legrand

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • M7222For Once In My Life (2:48) - Ronald Miller, Orlando Murden

  • M7223Mrs. Robinson (2:52) - Paul Simon

  • M7224Hallelujah, I Love Her So (2:47) - Ray Charles

19 Mar 1969 — Hollywood: Western Recorders

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1494)

Conductor: Don Costa | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), John Cave (french-horn), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), William Hinshaw (french-horn), Richard Perissi (french-horn), Gene Cipriano (saxophone/woodwinds), Chuck Gentry (saxophone/woodwinds), Norman Herzberg (saxophone/woodwinds), Ronny Lang (saxophone/woodwinds), Don Lodice (saxophone/woodwinds), Ted Nash (saxophone/woodwinds), Bud Shank (saxophone/woodwinds), +28 more

  • M7263I've Been To Town (3:09) - Rod McKuen

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • M7264Empty Is (2:41) - Rod McKuen

  • M7265The Single Man (2:58) - Rod McKuen

  • M7266Lonesome Cities (3:14) - Rod McKuen

20 Mar 1969 — Hollywood: Western Recorders

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1495)

Conductor: Don Costa | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), John Cave (french-horn), James Decker (french-horn), James McGee (french-horn), Arthur Maebe (french-horn), Gene Cipriano (saxophone/woodwinds), Norman Herzberg (saxophone/woodwinds), Bill Hood (saxophone/woodwinds), Ronny Lang (saxophone/woodwinds), Don Lodice (saxophone/woodwinds), Ted Nash (saxophone/woodwinds), Bud Shank (saxophone/woodwinds), +28 more

  • M7267The Beautiful Strangers (2:36) - Rod McKuen

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • M7268A Man Alone (3:42) - Rod McKuen

  • M7269A Man Alone (Reprise) (1:29) - Rod McKuen

  • M7270Love's Been Good To Me (3:24) - Rod McKuen

21 Mar 1969 — Hollywood: Western Recorders

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1496)

Conductor: Don Costa | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), John Cave (french-horn), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), William Hinshaw (french-horn), Richard Perissi (french-horn), Gene Cipriano (saxophone/woodwinds), Norman Herzberg (saxophone/woodwinds), Bill Hood (saxophone/woodwinds), Ronny Lang (saxophone/woodwinds), Don Lodice (saxophone/woodwinds), Ted Nash (saxophone/woodwinds), Bud Shank (saxophone/woodwinds), +28 more

  • M7271Out Beyond The Window (2:38 spoken) - Rod McKuen

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • M7272Night (2:21 spoken) - Rod McKuen

  • M7273Some Traveling Music (2:32 spoken) - Rod McKuen

  • M7274From Promise To Promise (1:26 spoken) - Rod McKuen

25 Mar 1969 — Hollywood: Western Recorders - Session for "Romeo Und Julia '70" TV-Film Soundtrack

1960s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #1502)

Conductor: Sonny Burke | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Ray Triscari (trumpet), Ken Shroyer (trombone), John Cave (french-horn), Arthur Maebe (french-horn), William Hinshaw (french-horn), Willie Schwartz (saxophone/woodwinds), Lloyd Hildebrand (saxophone/woodwinds), Andreas Kostelas (saxophone/woodwinds), Don Lodice (saxophone/woodwinds), Ronny Lang (saxophone/woodwinds), Ted Nash (saxophone/woodwinds), +30 more

  • T9418In The Shadow Of The Moon (2:52) - Earl Brown, Heinz Kiessling

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

14 Jul 1969 — New York: Columbia Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1536)

Conductor: Joe Scott | Vocal Chorus [Lois Winter, June Magruder, Peggy Powers], Wayne Andre (trombone), Warren Covington (trombone), Urbie Green (trombone), Tony Studd (bass trombone), Ray Alonge (french-horn), James Buffington (french-horn), Phil Bodner (woodwinds), Wally Kane (woodwinds), Romeo Penque (woodwinds), +27 more

  • M51586I Would Be In Love (Anyway) (2:31 orchestra) - Bob Gaudio, Jake Holmes

  • Arrangement: Joe Scott

  • M51587The Train (3:26 orchestra) - Bob Gaudio, Jake Holmes

  • M51588Goodbye (She Quietly Says) (3:03 orchestra) - Bob Gaudio, Jake Holmes

15 Jul 1969 — New York: Columbia Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1537)

Conductor: Charles Calello | Wayne Andre (trombone), Warren Covington (trombone), Urbie Green (trombone), Tony Studd (bass trombone), Ray Alonge (french-horn), James Buffington (french-horn), Phil Bodner (woodwinds), Wally Kane (woodwinds), Romeo Penque (woodwinds), William Slapin (woodwinds), Mannie Green (violin), Max Cahn (violin), +27 more

  • M51589Watertown (3:36 orchestra) - Bob Gaudio, Jake Holmes

  • Arrangement: Charles Calello

  • M51591Elizabeth (3:36 orchestra) - Bob Gaudio, Jake Holmes

  • M51592Michael And Peter (orchestra) - Bob Gaudio, Jake Holmes

16 Jul 1969 — New York: Columbia Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1538)

Conductor: Joe Scott | Vocal Chorus, Ray Alonge (french-horn), James Buffington (french-horn), Don Butterfield (tuba), Phil Bodner (woodwinds), Wally Kane (woodwinds), Romeo Penque (woodwinds), William Slapin (woodwinds), Mannie Green (violin), Peter Buonconsiglio (violin), Max Cahn (violin), Joe Malin (violin), +23 more

  • M51594She Says (1:51 orchestra) - Bob Gaudio, Jake Holmes

  • Arrangement: Joe Scott

  • M51596What's Now Is Now (4:04 orchestra) - Bob Gaudio, Jake Holmes

17 Jul 1969 — New York: Columbia Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1539)

Conductor: Charles Calello | Wayne Andre (trombone), Urbie Green (trombone), Jimmy Knepper (trombone), Tony Studd (bass trombone), Phil Bodner (woodwinds), Wally Kane (woodwinds), Romeo Penque (woodwinds), William Slapin (woodwinds), Max Cahn (violin), Joe Malin (violin), Peter Buonconsiglio (violin), Julius Held (violin), +25 more

  • M51636For A While (orchestra) - Bob Gaudio, Jake Holmes

  • Arrangement: Charles Calello

  • M51637Lady Day (2:47 orchestra) - Bob Gaudio, Jake Holmes

  • M51638What A Funny Girl (You Used To Be) (3:00 orchestra) - Bob Gaudio, Jake Holmes

14 Aug 1969 — Hollywood

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #2646)

Conductor: Don Costa | Session for this date was cancelled, but musicians were paid. Conte Candoli (trumpet), Larry McGuire (trumpet), Shorty Sherock (trumpet), Robert Badgley (trombone), Lew McCreary (trombone), Hoyt Bohannon (trombone), Billy Byers (trombone), Ken Shroyer (bass trombone), Arthur Maebe (french-horn), Alan Robinson (french-horn), William Hinshaw (french-horn), +24 more

  • (No tracks recorded — session cancelled.)

18 Aug 1969 — Hollywood: Western Recorders

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1520)

Conductor: Don Costa | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Conte Candoli (trumpet), Don Fagerquist (trumpet), Uan Rasey (trumpet), Ray Triscari (trumpet), Billy Byers (trombone), Bob Hardaway (trombone), Dick Nash (trombone), Dick Noel (trombone), Ken Shroyer (bass trombone), William Hinshaw (french-horn), Arthur Maebe (french-horn), +25 more

  • M17431Forget To Remember (2:52) - Victoria Pike, Teddy Randazzo

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • M17432Goin' Out Of My Head (2:45) - Teddy Randazzo, Bobby Weinstein

25 Aug 1969 — Hollywood: Voice Overdubbing Session

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #2679)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra (vocalist): overdubbing for backing tracks recorded July 14, 16 and 17, 1969 in New York.

  • M51586I Would Be In Love (Anyway) (2:31) - Bob Gaudio, Jake Holmes

  • Arrangement: Joe Scott

  • M51587The Train (3:26) - Bob Gaudio, Jake Holmes

  • M51594She Says (1:51) - Bob Gaudio, Jake Holmes

  • M51637Lady Day (2:47) - Bob Gaudio, Jake Holmes

  • Arrangement: Charles Calello

26 Aug 1969 — Hollywood: Voice Overdubbing Session

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #2681)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra (vocalist): overdubbing for backing tracks recorded July 15 and 16, 1969 in New York.

  • M51589Watertown (3:36) - Bob Gaudio, Jake Holmes

  • Arrangement: Charles Calello

  • M51596What's Now Is Now (4:04) - Bob Gaudio, Jake Holmes

  • Arrangement: Joe Scott

27 Aug 1969 — Hollywood: Voice Overdubbing Session

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1773)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra (vocalist), plus (on "Goodbye (She Quietly Says)"): Bill Miller (piano), Al Viola (guitar), Alvin Rogers (drums), David Carey (percussion): overdubbing for backing tracks recorded July 14 and 17, 1969 in New York.

  • M51588Goodbye (She Quietly Says) (3:03) - Bob Gaudio, Jake Holmes

  • Arrangement: Joe Scott

  • M51638What A Funny Girl (You Used To Be) (3:00) - Bob Gaudio, Jake Holmes

  • Arrangement: Charles Calello

30-31 Aug 1969 — Hollywood: "Sinatra [Featuring Don Costa & His Orchestra]" (CBS: November 5, 1969)

1960s

Television Recording (Session #2420)

Conductor: Don Costa | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • For Once In My Life (2:36) - Ronald Miller, Orlando Murden

  • Please Be Kind (2:45) - Sammy Cahn, Saul Chaplin

  • My Way (3:40) - Paul Anka (Eng. w.), Claude François (Fr. w. and music), Jacques Revaux, Gilles Thibault

  • Film clip medley: I Couldn't Sleep A Wink Last Night / You're Sensational / All The Way

  • (Love Is) The Tender Trap (1:50) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Little Green Apples (4:48 spoken intro) - Bobby Russell

  • Out Beyond The Window (1:20 spoken intro) - Rod McKuen

  • A Man Alone (2:21) - Rod McKuen

  • Didn't We (2:40) - Jimmy Webb

  • Forget To Remember (2:42) - Victoria Pike, Teddy Randazzo

  • Fly Me To The Moon (In Other Words) (2:05 spoken intro) - Bart Howard

  • Street Of Dreams (1:57) - Sam M. Lewis, Victor Young

  • Love's Been Good To Me (3:39) - Rod McKuen

  • Goin' Out Of My Head (2:30) - Teddy Randazzo, Bobby Weinstein

  • My Kind Of Town (4:15 with reprise) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

31 Aug 1969 — Burbank, CA: NBC Studio 2 Rehearsal for "Sinatra" TV Special (CBS: November 5, 1969)

1960s

Television Recording (Session #2349)

Conductor: Don Costa | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • For Once In My Life (4:11 session chatter) - Ronald Miller, Orlando Murden

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

13 Oct 1969 — New York: Columbia Studios

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1540)

Conductor: Charles Calello | Wayne Andre (trombone), Warren Covington (trombone), Bill Watrous (trombone), Tony Studd (bass trombone), Ray Alonge (french-horn), James Buffington (french-horn), Phil Bodner (woodwinds), Wally Kane (woodwinds), Romeo Penque (woodwinds), William Slapin (woodwinds), Mannie Green (violin), Max Cahn (violin), +25 more

  • M51592Michael And Peter (5:10 orchestra) - Bob Gaudio, Jake Holmes

  • Arrangement: Charles Calello

  • M51636For A While (3:09 orchestra) - Bob Gaudio, Jake Holmes

  • M51637Lady Day (orchestra) - Bob Gaudio, Jake Holmes

31 Oct 1969 — Hollywood: Voice Overdubbing Session

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1776)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra (vocalist): overdubbing for backing tracks recorded July 15, 1969 and October 13, 1969 in New York.

  • M51591Elizabeth (3:36) - Bob Gaudio, Jake Holmes

  • Arrangement: Charles Calello

  • M51592Michael And Peter (5:10) - Bob Gaudio, Jake Holmes

  • M51636For A While (3:09) - Bob Gaudio, Jake Holmes

07 Nov 1969 — Hollywood: Western Recorders

1960s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1535)

Conductor: Don Costa | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), John Cave (french-horn), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), William Hinshaw (french-horn), Richard Perissi (french-horn), Gene Cipriano (woodwinds), Bill Hood (woodwinds), Harry Klee (woodwinds), Ted Nash (woodwinds), Arnold Belnick (violin), Harry Bluestone (violin), Bonnie Douglas (violin), +27 more

  • M17803Lady Day (3:43) - Bob Gaudio, Jake Holmes

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

1970 — Promotional Spots for "Watertown"

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #2779)

Musicians: Radio spots to promote the "Watertown" album.

  • 1970 Reprise Radio Promo #1 (0:59) -

  • 1970 Reprise Radio Promo #2 (0:58) -

26 Oct 1970 — Hollywood: Western Recorders (1st personnel lineup)

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1547)

Conductor: Don Costa | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Vocal Group [Nancy Adams, Louis Aldebert, Carol Carmichael, Vangie Carmichael, Bill Cole, David Fisher, Gwenn Johnson, Bill Lee], Conte Candoli (trumpet), Shorty Sherock (trumpet), Ray Triscari (trumpet), +35 more

  • N19254I Will Drink The Wine (3:28) - Paul Ryan

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • Frank Sinatra with vocal chorus.

26 Oct 1970 — Hollywood: Western Recorders (2nd personnel lineup)

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1548)

Conductor: Don Costa | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), James Decker (french-horn), Arthur Frantz (french-horn), Alan Robinson (french-horn), William Calkins (saxophone/woodwinds), Bob Hardaway (saxophone/woodwinds), Bill Hood (saxophone/woodwinds), Bud Shank (saxophone/woodwinds), Nino Tempo (saxophone/woodwinds), Thelma Beach (violin), Shirley Cornell (violin), Kurt Dieterle (violin), +22 more

  • N19255Bein' Green (2:57 stereo) - Joe Raposo

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • N19256My Sweet Lady (3:01) - John Denver

27 Oct 1970 — Hollywood: Western Recorders

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1550)

Conductor: Don Costa | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Vocal Group [David Fisher, Nancy Adams, Louis Aldebert, Carol Carmichael, Vangie Carmichael, Bill Lee, Gene Merlino, Susan Tallman], Conte Candoli (trumpet), Shorty Sherock (trumpet), Ray Triscari (trumpet), +33 more

  • N19261Sunrise In The Morning (2:50) - Paul Ryan

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • Frank Sinatra with vocal chorus.

28 Oct 1970 — Hollywood: Goldwyn Studios

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1553)

Conductor: Lennie Hayton | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Robert Bryant (trumpet), Pete Candoli (trumpet), Ray Triscari (trumpet), Conte Candoli (trumpet), Dick Noel (trombone), Dick Nash (trombone), Ken Shroyer (bass trombone), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), John Cave (french-horn), Richard Perissi (french-horn), Don Lodice (saxophone/woodwinds), +29 more

  • N19267I'm Not Afraid (3:36) - Jacques Brel, Gerard Jouannest, Rod McKuen

  • Arrangement: Lennie Hayton

  • N19268Something (3:30) - George Harrison

29 Oct 1970 — Hollywood: Western Recorders

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1554)

Conductor: Don Costa | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Conte Candoli (trumpet), Pete Candoli (trumpet), Ray Triscari (trumpet), Harry Edison (trumpet), Billy Byers (trombone), Dick Noel (trombone), Bob Brookmeyer (valve trombone), Ken Shroyer (bass trombone), Gene Cipriano (saxophone/woodwinds), Bill Hood (saxophone/woodwinds), Ronny Lang (saxophone/woodwinds), +22 more

  • N19269Leaving On A Jet Plane (2:26) - John Denver

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • N19270Close To You (2:34) - Burt Bacharach, Hal David

02 Nov 1970 — Hollywood: Western Recorders (1st personnel lineup)

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1559)

Conductor: Don Costa | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Nancy Sinatra (vocalist), Vocal Group [Nancy Adams, Louis Aldebert, Carol Carmichael, Vangie Carmichael, Bill Cole, David Fisher, Gwenn Johnson, Bill Lee], Conte Candoli (trumpet), Shorty Sherock (trumpet), +40 more

  • N19276Feelin' Kinda Sunday (2:51) - Nino Tempo, Annette Tucker, Kathy Wakefield

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • Frank Sinatra with Nancy Sinatra and vocal group.

02 Nov 1970 — Hollywood: Western Recorders (2nd personnel lineup)

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1560)

Conductor: Don Costa | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Nancy Sinatra (vocalist), Vocal Group [Nancy Adams, Louis Aldebert, Carol Carmichael, Vangie Carmichael, David Fisher, Bill Lee, Gene Merlino, Susan Tallman], Conte Candoli (trumpet), Shorty Sherock (trumpet), +38 more

  • N19277Life's A Trippy Thing (2:40) - Howard Greenfield, Linda Laurie

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • Frank Sinatra with Nancy Sinatra and vocal group.

02 Nov 1970 — Hollywood: Western Recorders (3rd personnel lineup)

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1561)

Conductor: Don Costa | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Bill Miller (celeste), Al Viola (guitar), Dennis Budimir (guitar), Chuck Berghofer (string bass), Irv Cottler (drums)

  • N19278The Game Is Over (2:34) - Jean Bouchéty, Jean-Pierre Bourtayre, John Denver

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

16 Nov 1970 — London, England: Royal Festival Hall for "Night Of Nights" (BBC TV: November 22, 1970)

1970s

Concert Recording (Session #2348)

Conductor: Bill Miller | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • You Make Me Feel So Young (3:06) - Mack Gordon, Josef Myrow

  • Pennies From Heaven (2:38) - Johnny Burke, Arthur Johnston

  • I've Got You Under My Skin (3:43) - Cole Porter

  • Something (3:53) - George Harrison

  • Arrangement: Lennie Hayton

  • The Lady Is A Tramp (3:07) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • I Get Along Without You Very Well (5:16 spoken intro) - Hoagy Carmichael, Jane Thompson

  • Didn't We (3:20) - Jimmy Webb

  • One For My Baby (And One More For The Road) (5:45) - Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer

  • A Foggy Day (2:18 spoken intro) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • I Will Drink The Wine (4:04 spoken intro) - Paul Ryan

  • I Have Dreamed (3:16) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

  • My Kind Of Town (3:26) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • My Way (5:58) - Paul Anka (Eng. w.), Claude François (Fr. w. and music), Jacques Revaux, Gilles Thibault

31 Dec 1970 — Hollywood: "The Dean Martin Show [New Year's Eve With Dean And Frank]" (NBC)

1970s

Television Recording (Session #2513)

Conductor: Les Brown | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Dean Martin (vocalist), Ruth Buzzi (vocalist), The Golddiggers (vocalists), Additional cast: Kay Medford, Charles Nelson Reilly, Barbara Heller and Inga Neilsen

  • Auld Lang Syne (2:11) - Traditional

  • Frank Sinatra with Dean Martin, Ruth Buzzi and The Golddiggers.

13 Jun 1971 — Los Angeles: Ahmanson Theatre - "Retirement Concert"

1970s

Concert Recording (Session #1565)

Conductor: Bill Miller | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Al Viola (guitar), Orchestra

  • All Or Nothing At All (2:54) - Arthur Altman, Jack Lawrence

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • I've Got You Under My Skin (4:20) - Cole Porter

  • I'll Never Smile Again (2:30) - Ruth Lowe

  • Ol' Man River (3:58) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

  • That's Life (3:38) - Kelly Gordon, Dean Kay Thompson

  • Arrangement: Ernie Freeman

  • Try A Little Tenderness (3:20 spoken intro) - Jimmy Campbell, Reg Connelly, Harry Woods

  • Fly Me To The Moon (In Other Words) (1:43) - Bart Howard

  • Arrangement: Quincy Jones

  • Nancy (With The Laughing Face) (2:32) - Phil Silvers, James Van Heusen

  • My Way (4:27) - Paul Anka (Eng. w.), Claude François (Fr. w. and music), Jacques Revaux, Gilles Thibault

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • The Lady Is A Tramp (3:33) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Angel Eyes (4:17 spoken intro) - Earl Brent, Matt Dennis

  • Bows - My Way (1:11 reprise) - Paul Anka (Eng. w.), Claude François (Fr. w. and music), Jacques Revaux, Gilles Thibault

30 Apr 1973 — Los Angeles: MGM Studios

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1566)

Conductor: Don Costa | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Al Viola (guitar), Alvin Casey (guitar), John Morell (guitar), James Hughart (string bass), Irv Cottler (drums), Alan Estes (percussion)

  • Nobody Wins (unreleased) - Kris Kristofferson

  • Noah (unreleased) - Joe Raposo

01 May 1973 — Los Angeles: MGM Studios

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1581)

Conductor: Don Costa | Bill Miller (piano), Al Viola (guitar), Alvin Casey (guitar), John Morell (guitar), James Hughart (string bass), Larry Carlton (electric bass), Emil Richards (percussion). Session for this date was cancelled.

  • (No tracks recorded — session cancelled.)

04 Jun 1973 — Hollywood: Goldwyn Studios (1st personnel lineup)

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1577)

Conductor: Gordon Jenkins | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Richard Perissi (french-horn), Arthur Maebe (french-horn), Norman Benno (saxophone/woodwinds), Louise DiTullio (saxophone/woodwinds), Wayne Songer (saxophone/woodwinds), Willie Schwartz (saxophone/woodwinds), Don Lodice (saxophone/woodwinds), Morris Crawford (saxophone/woodwinds), James Getzoff (violin), Harold Dicterow (violin), +34 more

  • RCA4011Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down) (3:35) - Sonny Bono

  • Arrangement: Gordon Jenkins

04 Jun 1973 — Hollywood: Goldwyn Studios (2nd personnel lineup)

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1600)

Conductor: Gordon Jenkins | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Richard Perissi (french-horn), Arthur Maebe (french-horn), Norman Benno (saxophone/woodwinds), Louise DiTullio (saxophone/woodwinds), Wayne Songer (saxophone/woodwinds), Willie Schwartz (saxophone/woodwinds), Don Lodice (saxophone/woodwinds), Morris Crawford (saxophone/woodwinds), James Getzoff (violin), Harold Dicterow (violin), +41 more

  • RCA4012You Will Be My Music (3:50) - Joe Raposo

  • Arrangement: Gordon Jenkins

04 Jun 1973 — Hollywood: Goldwyn Studios (3rd personnel lineup)

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1583)

Conductor: Gordon Jenkins | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Vocal Chorus (recorded at MGM Studios, Hollywood, June 25, 1973) [Carolyn Willis, Joe Green, Loren Farber, Jesse Kirkland, Lisa Roberts, Maxine Willard, Julia Tillman, Lewis Morford], Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Richard Perissi (french-horn), +43 more

  • RCA4013Noah (4:23) - Joe Raposo

  • Arrangement: Gordon Jenkins

  • Frank Sinatra with vocal chorus.

05 Jun 1973 — Hollywood: Goldwyn Studios

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1585)

Conductor: Gordon Jenkins | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Richard Perissi (french-horn), Arthur Maebe (french-horn), Louise DiTullio (bass flute), Wayne Songer (clarinet), Don Lodice (tenor saxophone), Morris Crawford (clarinet), Willie Schwartz (alto saxophone/clarinet), Norman Benno (oboe), James Getzoff (violin), Israel Baker (violin), +34 more

  • RCA4014Nobody Wins (5:10) - Kris Kristofferson

  • Arrangement: Gordon Jenkins

  • RCA4015The Hurt Doesn't Go Away (2:49) - Joe Raposo

21 Jun 1973 — Hollywood: Goldwyn Studios

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1612)

Conductor: Don Costa | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Charles Loper (trombone), Dick Noel (trombone), Ken Shroyer (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Richard Perissi (french-horn), Gale Robinson (french-horn), Sinclair Lott (french-horn), Don Lodice (tenor saxophone/clarinet), Wayne Songer (clarinet), Willie Schwartz (alto saxophone/clarinet), Norman Benno (oboe), +34 more

  • RCA4026Winners (2:52) - Joe Raposo

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • RCA4027Let Me Try Again (Laisse Moi Le Temps) (3:30 stereo) - Paul Anka (Eng. w.), Sammy Cahn (Eng. w.), Romval Fiquier (Fr. w.), Michel Jourdan, Claude Vasori

22 Jun 1973 — Hollywood: Goldwyn Studios

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1603)

Conductor: Gordon Jenkins | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Richard Perissi (french-horn), Arthur Maebe (french-horn), Norman Benno (oboe), Wayne Songer (clarinet), Morris Crawford (clarinet), Don Lodice (tenor saxophone), Louise DiTullio (bass flute), Harry Klee (alto saxophone/flute/clarinet), Ralph Schaeffer (violin), Mischa Russell (violin), +34 more

  • RCA4028Empty Tables [Orchestra Version] (unreleased) - Johnny Mercer, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Gordon Jenkins

  • RCA4029Walk Away (2:56) - Elmer Bernstein, Carolyn Leigh

  • RCA4030Send In The Clowns [Orchestra Version] (4:10) - Stephen Sondheim

  • RCA4031There Used To Be A Ballpark (3:33) - Joe Raposo

20 Aug 1973 — Hollywood: Goldwyn Studios (1st personnel lineup)

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1604)

Conductor: Gordon Jenkins | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Conte Candoli (trumpet), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Arthur Maebe (french-horn), Richard Perissi (french-horn), Morris Crawford (saxophone/clarinet), Wayne Songer (saxophone/clarinet), Willie Schwartz (saxophone/clarinet), Norman Benno (flute/alto saxophone/clarinet), Don Lodice (tenor saxophone), Louise DiTullio (bass flute), James Getzoff (violin), +36 more

  • RCA4188You're So Right (For What's Wrong In My Life) (4:02) - Roger Joyce, Victoria Pike, Teddy Randazzo

  • Arrangement: Gordon Jenkins

20 Aug 1973 — Hollywood: Goldwyn Studios (2nd personnel lineup)

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1610)

Conductor: Don Costa | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Conte Candoli (trumpet), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Arthur Maebe (french-horn), Richard Perissi (french-horn), Morris Crawford (saxophone/clarinet), Wayne Songer (saxophone/clarinet), Willie Schwartz (saxophone/clarinet), Norman Benno (flute/alto saxophone/clarinet), Don Lodice (tenor saxophone), Louise DiTullio (bass flute), James Getzoff (violin), +41 more

  • RCA4189Dream Away (4:15) - John Williams, Paul Williams

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • Satisfy Me One More Time (unrecorded) - Floyd Huddleston

  • Would be recorded at the May 21, 1974 session.

20 Sep 1973 — Hollywood: Paramount Studios for "Ol' Blue Eyes Is Back" (NBC: November 18, 1973) (1st personnel)

1970s

Television Recording (Session #2330)

Conductor: Gordon Jenkins | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • You Will Be My Music (3:30) - Joe Raposo

  • Street Of Dreams (1:48) - Sam M. Lewis, Victor Young

  • Arrangement: Billy May

  • Medley: Last Night When We Were Young / Violets For Your Furs / Here's That Rainy Day

  • Let Me Try Again (Laisse Moi Le Temps) (3:40 spoken intro) - Paul Anka (Eng. w.), Sammy Cahn (Eng. w.), Romval Fiquier (Fr. w.), Michel Jourdan, Claude Vasori

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • Send In The Clowns (4:08 spoken intro) - Stephen Sondheim

  • Arrangement: Gordon Jenkins

  • You Will Be My Music (reprise) (3:55 spoken intro) - Joe Raposo

  • Come Fly With Me (1:40 outtake) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Noah (4:04 outtake) - Joe Raposo

20 Sep 1973 — Hollywood: Paramount Studios for "Ol' Blue Eyes Is Back" (NBC: November 18, 1973) (2nd personnel)

1970s

Television Recording (Session #2329)

Conductor: Don Costa | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Gene Kelly (vocalist), Orchestra

  • I Get A Kick Out Of You (3:35) - Cole Porter

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • I've Got You Under My Skin (1:56) - Cole Porter

  • Medley with Gene Kelly: We Can't Do That Anymore / Take Me Out To The Ball Game / For Me And My Gal / Private Skinny / New York, New York

  • Nice 'n' Easy (3:00) - Alan Bergman, Marilyn Keith [Bergman], Lew Spence

  • Frank Sinatra with Gene Kelly (tap dancing).

10 Dec 1973 — Burbank, CA: Burbank Studios (1st personnel lineup)

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1613)

Conductor: Don Costa | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Vocal Chorus, Bud Brisbois (trumpet), Harry Edison (trumpet), John Audino (trumpet), Conte Candoli (trumpet), Dick Nash (trombone), Frank Rosolino (trombone), Dick Noel (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Ronny Lang (saxophone/woodwinds), Willie Schwartz (saxophone/woodwinds), +11 more

  • RCA4523Bad, Bad Leroy Brown (2:48) - Jim Croce

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • Frank Sinatra with vocal chorus.

10 Dec 1973 — Burbank, CA: Burbank Studios (2nd personnel lineup)

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1614)

Conductor: Don Costa | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Bud Brisbois (trumpet), Harry Edison (trumpet), John Audino (trumpet), Conte Candoli (trumpet), Dick Nash (trombone), Frank Rosolino (trombone), Dick Noel (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Ronny Lang (saxophone/woodwinds), Willie Schwartz (saxophone/woodwinds), Gene Cipriano (saxophone/woodwinds), +14 more

  • RCA4524I'm Gonna Make It All The Way (2:50) - Floyd Huddleston

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

04 Feb 1974 — Burbank, CA: Burbank Studios

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1620)

Conductor: Gordon Jenkins | Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Richard Perissi (french-horn), Arthur Maebe (french-horn), Willie Schwartz (saxophone/woodwinds), Morris Crawford (saxophone/woodwinds), Norman Benno (saxophone/woodwinds), Ted Nash (saxophone/woodwinds), Don Lodice (saxophone/woodwinds), James Getzoff (violin), Arthur Brown (violin), Lou Raderman (violin), Erno Neufeld (violin), +29 more

  • SCA4720Empty Tables (orchestra) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Gordon Jenkins

  • SCA4721If (orchestra) - David Gates

  • SCA4722The Summer Knows (orchestra) - Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman, Michel Legrand

08 Apr 1974 — New York: Carnegie Hall - Benefit for Variety Clubs International

1970s

Concert Recording (Session #2809)

Conductor: Bill Miller | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), John Frosk (trumpet), Marvin Stamm (trumpet), Joe Ferrante (trumpet), Dick Perry (trumpet), Bob Alexander (trombone), Wayne Andre (trombone), Seymour Berger (trombone), Paul Faulise (bass trombone), Sidney Cooper (saxophone/woodwinds), Bernie Kaufman (saxophone/woodwinds), Al Klink (saxophone/woodwinds), +24 more

  • Overture: All The Way / My Kind Of Town / You Will Be My Music (2:37 orchestra) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen / Joe Raposo

  • Come Fly With Me (2:06) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Billy May

  • I Get A Kick Out Of You (4:15) - Cole Porter

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • Don't Worry 'Bout Me (4:34) - Rube Bloom, Ted Koehler

  • If (4:03 spoken intro) - David Gates

  • Arrangement: Gordon Jenkins

  • Bad, Bad Leroy Brown (3:01) - Jim Croce

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • Medley: Last Night When We Were Young / Violets For Your Furs / Here's That Rainy Day

  • My Way (4:24 spoken intro) - Paul Anka (Eng. w.), Claude François (Fr. w. and music), Jacques Revaux, Gilles Thibault

  • You Will Be My Music (4:09 spoken intro) - Joe Raposo

  • I've Got You Under My Skin (4:35) - Cole Porter

  • Send In The Clowns (5:10 spoken intro) - Stephen Sondheim

  • That's Life (2:38) - Kelly Gordon, Dean Kay Thompson

  • Arrangement: Ernie Freeman

  • There Used To Be A Ballpark (4:04 spoken intro) - Joe Raposo

  • My Kind Of Town (3:13 spoken intro) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

07 May 1974 — Burbank, CA: Burbank Studios

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1622)

Conductor: Gordon Jenkins | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), George Price (french-horn), Arthur Maebe (french-horn), Louise DiTullio (bass flute/bassoon/flute/oboe), Lloyd Hildebrand (bass flute/bassoon/flute/oboe), Norman Benno (bass flute/bassoon/flute/oboe), Willie Schwartz (saxophone/clarinet), Ted Nash (saxophone/clarinet), Don Lodice (saxophone/clarinet), Lou Raderman (violin), Harry Bluestone (violin), +30 more

  • SCA4720-8Empty Tables [Orchestra Version] (3:00 stereo) - Johnny Mercer, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Gordon Jenkins

  • SCA4721-2If (3:07) - David Gates

  • SCA4722-18+2The Summer Knows (2:39 intercut) - Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman, Michel Legrand

08 May 1974 — Burbank, CA: Burbank Studios

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1635)

Conductor: Bill Miller | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Chorus [Ronald Hicklin, John Bahler, Mitch Gordon, Lewis Morford, Sally Stevens, Andra Willis, Ida McCune, Jackie Ward], Conte Candoli (trumpet), Bud Brisbois (trumpet), John Audino (trumpet), +37 more

  • SCA4840-5Sweet Caroline (2:40) - Neil Diamond

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • SCA4841-11You Turned My World Around (2:46 stereo) - Kim Carnes, Dave Ellingson, Bert Kaempfert, Herbert Rehbein

  • Frank Sinatra with chorus.

09 May 1974 — Burbank, CA: Burbank Studios

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1636)

Conductor: Bill Miller | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), John Audino (trumpet/flugelhorn), Conte Candoli (trumpet/flugelhorn), Anthony Terran (trumpet/flugelhorn), Harry Edison (trumpet/flugelhorn), Chauncey Welsch (trombone), Ernie Tack (trombone), Milt Bernhart (trombone), Dick Noel (trombone), Andreas Kostela (baritone saxophone/bass clarinet), Gene Cipriano (tenor saxophone/oboe/clarinet), Ronny Lang (saxophone/flute/clarinet), +29 more

  • SCA4842-13+10/12You Are The Sunshine Of My Life (intercut) - Stevie Wonder

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

21 May 1974 — Burbank, CA: Burbank Studios

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1633)

Conductor: Bill Miller | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Harry Edison (trumpet), Ray Triscari (trumpet), Anthony Terran (trumpet), John Audino (trumpet), Milt Bernhart (trombone), Dick Hyde (trombone), Chauncey Welsch (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Gene Cipriano (saxophone/woodwinds), Ronny Lang (saxophone/woodwinds), Joseph Soldo (saxophone/woodwinds), +41 more

  • SCA4842You Are The Sunshine Of My Life - Stevie Wonder

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • Vocal rejected; orchestra track used May 24, 1974.

  • SCA4849-7What Are You Doing The Rest Of Your Life? (4:02) - Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman, Michel Legrand

  • SCA4850Tie A Yellow Ribbon 'Round The Ole Oak Tree (3:04) - L. Russell Brown, Irwin Levine

  • SCA4851Satisfy Me One More Time (2:19) - Floyd Huddleston

  • SCA4852If You Could Read My Mind (incomplete) - Gordon Lightfoot

24 May 1974 — Hollywood: Voice Overdubbing Session

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1777)

Conductor: Bill Miller | Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • SCA4842You Are The Sunshine Of My Life (2:34) - Stevie Wonder

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • Orchestra track recorded at the May 21, 1974 session.

19 Jun 1974 — Las Vegas: Caesars Palace

1970s

Concert Recording (Session #2796)

Conductor: Bill Miller | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Ella Fitzgerald (vocalist), Count Basie Orchestra

  • The Lady Is A Tramp (5:00) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Arrangement: Billy Byers

  • Frank Sinatra & Ella Fitzgerald with the Count Basie Orchestra.

16 Jul 1974 — Sydney, Australia: Houghton Pavilion

1970s

Concert Recording (Session #2364)

(No personnel listed.)

  • Sydney Monologue Excerpt 1974 (1:54) -

  • FS talks about his new grandchild, AJ.

23 Sep 1974 — Burbank, CA: Burbank Studios

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1640)

Conductor: Gordon Jenkins | David Duke (french-horn), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Arthur Maebe (french-horn), Sheridon Stokes (saxophone/woodwinds), Norman Benno (saxophone/woodwinds), Willie Schwartz (saxophone/woodwinds), Ted Nash (saxophone/woodwinds), Morris Crawford (saxophone/woodwinds), Don Lodice (saxophone/woodwinds), Lou Raderman (violin), Sally Raderman (violin), Israel Baker (violin), +29 more

  • SCA5051The Saddest Thing Of All (Toi Et Moi, C'est Rien, C'est Tout) (orchestra) - Michel Legrand, Pierre Leroyer, Eduard Ruault (Fr. w.), Carl Sigman (Eng. w.)

  • Arrangement: Gordon Jenkins

  • SCA5052Just As Though You Were Here (orchestra) - John Benson Brooks, Eddie DeLange

  • SCA5053Everything Happens To Me (orchestra) - Tom Adair, Matt Dennis

24 Sep 1974 — Burbank, CA: Burbank Studios

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1641)

Conductor: Gordon Jenkins | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), David Duke (french-horn), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Arthur Maebe (french-horn), Louise DiTullio (bass flute), Norman Benno (saxophone/woodwinds), Willie Schwartz (saxophone/woodwinds), Ted Nash (saxophone/woodwinds), Morris Crawford (saxophone/woodwinds), Don Lodice (saxophone/woodwinds), Andreas Kostelas (saxophone/woodwinds), Lou Raderman (violin), +32 more

  • SCA5051The Saddest Thing Of All (Toi Et Moi, C'est Rien, C'est Tout) (unreleased) - Michel Legrand, Pierre Leroyer, Eduard Ruault (Fr. w.), Carl Sigman (Eng. w.)

  • Arrangement: Gordon Jenkins

  • SCA5052Just As Though You Were Here (4:22) - John Benson Brooks, Eddie DeLange

  • SCA5053Everything Happens To Me (3:41) - Tom Adair, Matt Dennis

02 Oct 1974 — Boston, MA: Boston Garden

1970s

Concert Recording (Session #1652)

Conductor: Bill Miller | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra incorporating Woody Herman and The Young Thundering Herd, Gary Pack (trumpet/flugelhorn), Nelson Hatt (trumpet/flugelhorn), David Stahl (trumpet/flugelhorn), Buddy Powers (trumpet/flugelhorn), Bill Byrne (trombone/flugelhorn), Urbie Green (trombone), Dale Kirkland (trombone), Jim Pugh (trombone), Vaughn Wiester (bass trombone), Jerry Dodgion (saxophone/woodwinds), +31 more

  • The House I Live In (That's America To Me) (6:40 intro/epilogue) - Lewis Allan, Earl Robinson

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • My Way (4:57 w/ finale music) - Paul Anka (Eng. w.), Claude François (Fr. w. and music), Jacques Revaux, Gilles Thibault

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

04 Oct 1974 — Buffalo, NY: War Memorial Auditorium

1970s

Concert Recording (Session #1653)

Conductor: Bill Miller | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra incorporating Woody Herman and The Young Thundering Herd, Gary Pack (trumpet/flugelhorn), Nelson Hatt (trumpet/flugelhorn), David Stahl (trumpet/flugelhorn), Buddy Powers (trumpet/flugelhorn), Bill Byrne (trombone/flugelhorn), Urbie Green (trombone), Dale Kirkland (trombone), Jim Pugh (trombone), Vaughn Wiester (bass trombone), Jerry Dodgion (saxophone/woodwinds), +31 more

  • I've Got You Under My Skin (4:45) - Cole Porter

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • Angel Eyes (5:28 spoken intro) - Earl Brent, Matt Dennis

07 Oct 1974 — Philadelphia, PA: Spectrum Arena

1970s

Concert Recording (Session #1655)

Conductor: Bill Miller | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra incorporating Woody Herman and The Young Thundering Herd, Gary Pack (trumpet/flugelhorn), Nelson Hatt (trumpet/flugelhorn), David Stahl (trumpet/flugelhorn), Buddy Powers (trumpet/flugelhorn), Bill Byrne (trombone/flugelhorn), Urbie Green (trombone), Dale Kirkland (trombone), Jim Pugh (trombone), Vaughn Wiester (bass trombone), Jerry Dodgion (saxophone/woodwinds), +31 more

  • Overture (2:51 orchestra) -

  • The Lady Is A Tramp (3:25) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • I Get A Kick Out Of You (4:08) - Cole Porter

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • Let Me Try Again (Laisse Moi Le Temps) (3:23) - Paul Anka (Eng. w.), Sammy Cahn (Eng. w.), Romval Fiquier (Fr. w.), Michel Jourdan, Claude Vasori

  • My Kind Of Town (2:51) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Ol' Man River (5:42) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Jerome Kern

  • I Get Along Without You Very Well (5:37) - Hoagy Carmichael, Jane Thompson

  • I've Got You Under My Skin (4:46) - Cole Porter

  • Send In The Clowns (4:35) - Stephen Sondheim

  • If (3:36) - David Gates

  • You Are The Sunshine Of My Life (2:55) - Stevie Wonder

  • What Are You Doing The Rest Of Your Life? (4:18) - Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman, Michel Legrand

  • My Way (3:57) - Paul Anka (Eng. w.), Claude François (Fr. w. and music), Jacques Revaux, Gilles Thibault

09 Oct 1974 — Pittsburgh, PA: Civic Arena

1970s

Concert Recording (Session #1651)

Conductor: Bill Miller | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra incorporating Woody Herman and The Young Thundering Herd, Gary Pack (trumpet/flugelhorn), Nelson Hatt (trumpet/flugelhorn), David Stahl (trumpet/flugelhorn), Buddy Powers (trumpet/flugelhorn), Bill Byrne (trombone/flugelhorn), Urbie Green (trombone), Dale Kirkland (trombone), Jim Pugh (trombone), Vaughn Wiester (bass trombone), Jerry Dodgion (saxophone/woodwinds), +31 more

  • (No tracks listed.)

12 Oct 1974 — New York: Madison Square Garden

1970s

Concert Recording (Session #1650)

Conductor: Bill Miller | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra incorporating Woody Herman and The Young Thundering Herd, Gary Pack (trumpet/flugelhorn), Nelson Hatt (trumpet/flugelhorn), David Stahl (trumpet/flugelhorn), Buddy Powers (trumpet/flugelhorn), Bill Byrne (trombone/flugelhorn), Urbie Green (trombone), Dale Kirkland (trombone), Jim Pugh (trombone), Vaughn Wiester (bass trombone), Jerry Dodgion (saxophone/woodwinds), +31 more

  • Overture: It Was A Very Good Year / All The Way / My Kind Of Town (2:58 orchestra) - Ervin Drake / Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • The Lady Is A Tramp (4:07) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Arrangement: Billy Byers

  • I Get A Kick Out Of You (4:13) - Cole Porter

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • What Are You Doing The Rest Of Your Life? (4:21) - Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman, Michel Legrand

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • Bad, Bad Leroy Brown (3:19) - Jim Croce

  • Let Me Try Again (Laisse Moi Le Temps) (4:51 spoken intro) - Paul Anka (Eng. w.), Sammy Cahn (Eng. w.), Romval Fiquier (Fr. w.), Michel Jourdan, Claude Vasori

  • Send In The Clowns (5:34 spoken intro) - Stephen Sondheim

  • Arrangement: Gordon Jenkins

  • My Kind Of Town (2:48) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Autumn In New York (3:30 spoken intro) - Vernon Duke

  • Arrangement: Billy May

  • If (3:30 spoken intro) - David Gates

  • I've Got You Under My Skin (4:38) - Cole Porter

  • Angel Eyes (6:11 spoken intro) - Earl Brent, Matt Dennis

  • The House I Live In (That's America To Me) (6:12 spoken intro) - Lewis Allan, Earl Robinson

  • You Are The Sunshine Of My Life (4:15 spoken outro) - Stevie Wonder

  • My Way (4:00 spoken intro) - Paul Anka (Eng. w.), Claude François (Fr. w. and music), Jacques Revaux, Gilles Thibault

13 Oct 1974 — New York: Madison Square Garden for "The Main Event" (ABC: Live Telecast)

1970s

Concert Recording (Session #1657)

Conductor: Bill Miller | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Introduction by Howard Cosell, Orchestra incorporating Woody Herman and The Young Thundering Herd, Gary Pack (trumpet/flugelhorn), Nelson Hatt (trumpet/flugelhorn), David Stahl (trumpet/flugelhorn), Buddy Powers (trumpet/flugelhorn), Bill Byrne (trombone/flugelhorn), Urbie Green (trombone), Dale Kirkland (trombone), Jim Pugh (trombone), Vaughn Wiester (bass trombone), +32 more

  • Tribute/Overture: It Was A Very Good Year / All The Way / My Kind Of Town (3:51) - Ervin Drake / Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Intro tribute by Howard Cosell.

  • The Lady Is A Tramp (2:50) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Arrangement: Billy Byers

  • I Get A Kick Out Of You (4:59) - Cole Porter

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • Let Me Try Again (Laisse Moi Le Temps) (3:25) - Paul Anka (Eng. w.), Sammy Cahn (Eng. w.), Romval Fiquier (Fr. w.), Michel Jourdan, Claude Vasori

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • Autumn In New York (2:44 spoken intro) - Vernon Duke

  • I've Got You Under My Skin (4:41 spoken intro) - Cole Porter

  • Bad, Bad Leroy Brown (2:49) - Jim Croce

  • Angel Eyes (5:40 spoken intro) - Earl Brent, Matt Dennis

  • You Are The Sunshine Of My Life (2:44) - Stevie Wonder

  • The House I Live In (That's America To Me) (6:30 spoken intro) - Lewis Allan, Earl Robinson

  • My Kind Of Town (3:00 spoken intro) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • My Way (5:35 spoken intro) - Paul Anka (Eng. w.), Claude François (Fr. w. and music), Jacques Revaux, Gilles Thibault

04 Feb 1975 — Burbank, CA: Burbank Studios

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1662)

Conductor: Bill Miller | Lou Raderman (violin), Sally Raderman (violin), Spiro Stamos (violin), Carl LaMagna (violin), Betty LaMagna (violin), Nathan Ross (violin), Jacob Krachmalnick (violin), Joe Stepansky (violin), Herman Clebanoff (violin), Alfred Lustgarten (violin), Virginia Majewski (viola), Louis Kievman (viola), +13 more

  • TCA5292Anytime (I'll Be There) (orchestra) - Paul Anka

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • TCA5293Don't Let The Grass Grow (orchestra) - David Buskin

  • No vocal recorded.

  • TCA5294The Only Couple On The Floor (orchestra) - Irving Dain, John Durrill

10 Feb 1975 — Hollywood: MGM Studio - Voice Overdubbing Session

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1779)

Conductor: Bill Miller | Frank Sinatra (vocalist). Orchestra track recorded February 4, 1975.

  • TCA5292Anytime (I'll Be There) (unreleased) - Paul Anka

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • FS redubbed his vocal March 5, 1975.

20 Feb 1975 — Hollywood: Western Recorders (1st personnel lineup)

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1691)

Conductor: Bill Miller | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Lou Raderman (violin), Sally Raderman (violin), James Getzoff (violin), Spiro Stamos (violin), Carl LaMagna (violin), Betty LaMagna (violin), Herman Clebanoff (violin), Israel Baker (violin), Marshall Sosson (violin), Daniel Anderson (violin), Leonard Selic (viola), +14 more

  • TCA5294The Only Couple On The Floor (unreleased) - Irving Dain, John Durrill

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • Remade March 5, 1975 with new matrix number.

20 Feb 1975 — Hollywood: Western Recorders (2nd personnel lineup)

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1689)

Conductor: Al Capps | Lou Raderman (violin), Sally Raderman (violin), James Getzoff (violin), Spiro Stamos (violin), Carl LaMagna (violin), Betty LaMagna (violin), Herman Clebanoff (violin), Israel Baker (violin), Marshall Sosson (violin), Daniel Anderson (violin), Leonard Selic (viola), Denyse Buffum (viola), +13 more

  • TCA5326I Believe I'm Gonna Love You (orchestra) - Harry Lloyd, Gloria Sklerov

  • Arrangement: Al Capps

  • Voice track recorded March 5, 1975.

05 Mar 1975 — Los Angeles: Cherokee Studios - Voice Overdubbing Session

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1781)

Conductor: Bill Miller | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Vocal Group [Charles Chalmers, Sandra Chalmers, Donna Rhodes], David Shank (percussion), John Kaye (percussion), Tommy Check (percussion), +7 more

  • TCA5292Anytime (I'll Be There) (3:20 stereo) - Paul Anka

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • Frank Sinatra with vocal group.

05 Mar 1975 — Los Angeles: Larrabee Studios - Voice Overdubbing Session (1st personnel lineup)

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1782)

Conductor: Bill Miller | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Vocal Group [Ronald Hicklin, Loren Farber, Lewis Morford, Al Capps, Sally Stevens, Andra Willis, Ida McCune], Albert Vescovo (guitar), Orchestra track recorded February 20, 1975, +2 more

  • TCA5325The Only Couple On The Floor (3:10) - Irving Dain, John Durrill

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • Frank Sinatra with vocal group.

05 Mar 1975 — Los Angeles: Larrabee Studios - Voice Overdubbing Session (2nd personnel lineup)

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1783)

Conductor: Al Capps | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Vocal Group [Ronald Hicklin, Loren Farber, Lewis Morford, Al Capps, Sally Stevens, Andra Willis, Ida McCune], Orchestra track recorded February 20, 1975.

  • TCA5326I Believe I'm Gonna Love You (2:45) - Harry Lloyd, Gloria Sklerov

  • Arrangement: Al Capps

  • Frank Sinatra with vocal group.

12 Mar 1975 — Hollywood: T.T.G. Recording Studio

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1692)

Conductor: Leo Costa | Bud Brisbois (trumpet), Nino Tempo (woodwinds), Bill Miller (piano), Charles Shoemake (piano), John Morell (guitar), Gene Cherico (string bass), Irv Cottler (drums), Francisco Aguabella (percussion)

  • TCA5342Oh, Babe, What Would You Say? (orchestra) - Eileen Smith

  • TCA5343You Are The Sunshine Of My Life (orchestra) - Stevie Wonder

  • TCA5344That Old Black Magic (orchestra) - Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer

04 Aug 1975 — Hollywood: T.T.G. Recording Studio

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1694)

Conductor: Gordon Jenkins | Arthur Maebe (french-horn), Richard Perissi (french-horn), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Ted Nash (woodwinds), Gene Cipriano (woodwinds), Don Lodice (woodwinds), Louise DiTullio (woodwinds), Charles Gould (woodwinds), Sheridon Stokes (woodwinds), James Getzoff (violin), Harold Bluestone (violin), Joe Stepansky (violin), +22 more

  • TCA5601The Saddest Thing Of All (Toi Et Moi, C'est Rien, C'est Tout) (orchestra) - Michel Legrand, Pierre Leroyer, Eduard Ruault (Fr. w.), Carl Sigman (Eng. w.)

  • Arrangement: Gordon Jenkins

  • Merry Christmas, Little Angel (orchestra) -

  • Lyrics not completed; FS did not attempt vocal.

18 Aug 1975 — New York: Warner Bros. Voice Overdubbing Session

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1697)

Conductor: Gordon Jenkins | Frank Sinatra (vocalist). Orchestra track recorded August 4, 1975 at T.T.G. Recording Studio, Hollywood.

  • TCA5601The Saddest Thing Of All (Toi Et Moi, C'est Rien, C'est Tout) (3:26 stereo) - Michel Legrand, Pierre Leroyer, Eduard Ruault (Fr. w.), Carl Sigman (Eng. w.)

  • Arrangement: Gordon Jenkins

  • TCA5602Merry Christmas, Little Angel -

15 Oct 1975 — Hollywood: Cherokee Studios

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1698)

Conductor: Sid Feller | Bob Hardaway (woodwinds), Don Lodice (woodwinds), Ronny Lang (woodwinds), Bpb Cooper (woodwinds), Andreas Kostelas (woodwinds), Spiro Stamos (violin), Gerald Vinci (violin), Joe Stepansky (violin), Paul Shure (violin), Carl LaMagna (violin), Betty LaMagna (violin), Lennie Malarsky (violin), +20 more

  • TCA5717A Baby Just Like You (orchestra) - John Denver, Joe Henry

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • TCA5718Christmas Mem'ries (orchestra) - Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman, Don Costa

24 Oct 1975 — Hollywood: Cherokee Studios - Voice Overdubbing Session

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1780)

Conductor: Sid Feller | Frank Sinatra (vocalist). Orchestra track recorded October 15, 1975. Vocal Group [David Fisher, Ronald Hicklin, Gene Merlino, Sally Stevens, Diana Lee, Jackie Ward], +4 more

  • TCA5717A Baby Just Like You (2:45) - John Denver, Joe Henry

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • Frank Sinatra with vocal group.

  • TCA5718Christmas Mem'ries (2:08) - Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman, Don Costa

27 Nov 1975 — Jerusalem, Israel: Binyanei Há´oomah Concert Hall - Benefit

1970s

Concert Recording (Session #2813)

Conductor: Bill Miller | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra with The Jerusalem Natanyan Strings, Bill Miller (piano), Al Viola (acoustic guitar), Gene Cherico (string bass), Irv Cottler (drums). Charity show for the Frank Sinatra Youth Center for Arab and Jewish Children.

  • Where Or When (2:20) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • At Long Last Love (1:22) - Robert Katscher, Cole Porter

  • They Can't Take That Away From Me (2:47) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • You Are The Sunshine Of My Life (2:58) - Stevie Wonder

  • My Kind Of Town (2:40) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • But Beautiful (2:50 spoken intro) - Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen

  • Didn't We? (2:33 spoken intro) - Jimmy Webb

  • Something (3:56 spoken intro) - George Harrison

  • Arrangement: Lennie Hayton

  • Nice 'n' Easy (2:50) - Alan Bergman, Marilyn Keith [Bergman], Lew Spence

  • My Way (4:08 spoken intro) - Paul Anka (Eng. w.), Claude François (Fr. w. and music), Jacques Revaux, Gilles Thibault

  • Send In The Clowns (4:22 spoken intro) - Stephen Sondheim

  • Ol' Man River (3:50 spoken intro) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

  • I've Got You Under My Skin (2:52) - Cole Porter

  • Pennies From Heaven (2:48 spoken intro) - Johnny Burke, Arthur Johnston

  • The Lady Is A Tramp (2:40) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Strangers In The Night (2:55 spoken intro) - Bert Kaempfert, Charles Singleton, Eddie Snyder

  • Fly Me To The Moon (In Other Words) (2:00) - Bart Howard

21 Jan 1976 — Las Vegas: Caesars Palace

1970s

Concert Recording (Session #1701)

Conductor: Bill Miller | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Nat Brandwynne Orchestra

  • I Sing The Songs (I Write The Songs) (unreleased) - Bruce Johnston

  • Empty Tables (unreleased) - Johnny Mercer, James Van Heusen

  • Send In The Clowns (unreleased) - Stephen Sondheim

05 Feb 1976 — Hollywood: Western Recorders (1st personnel lineup)

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1703)

Conductor: Bill Miller | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Buddy Childers (trumpet), Gary Grant (trumpet), Charles Gardner (trumpet), John Rosenberg (trumpet), Lon Norman (trombone), William Tole (trombone), Ernie Carlson (trombone), Donald Waldrop (bass trombone), John Kip (woodwinds), Norman Benno (woodwinds), Al Harding (woodwinds), +29 more

  • UCA5873-6+icI Sing The Songs (I Write The Songs) (3:49 intercut) - Bruce Johnston

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

05 Feb 1976 — Hollywood: Western Recorders (2nd personnel lineup)

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1704)

Conductor: Bill Miller | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Bill Miller (piano)

  • UCA5874-10Empty Tables [Piano Version] (2:47) - Johnny Mercer, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • UCA5875-4Send In The Clowns [Piano Version] (3:39 spoken intro) - Stephen Sondheim

Mar 1976 — Unknown Location: Session for the Children's Dental Care Albums

1970s

Other Studio Session (Session #1716)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra plays the ice cream storekeeper in this Grammy-nominated children's album series promoting dental health.

  • Frank Sinatra Plays the Ice Cream Storekeeper (2:14 spoken) -

04 Apr 1976 — Tarrytown, NY: Westchester Premier Theater

1970s

Concert Recording (Session #2812)

Conductor: Bill Miller | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Ray Cohen, Bill Miller (piano), Al Viola (acoustic guitar), Gene Cherico (bass), Irv Cottler (drums), Charles Turner (trumpet)

  • All By Myself (4:04) - Eric Carmen (based on a melody by Sergei Rachmaninoff)

  • The Hungry Years (3:08 unreleased) - Howard Greenfield, Neil Sedaka

21 Jun 1976 — Burbank, CA: Burbank Studios (1st personnel lineup)

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1721)

Conductor: Billy May | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Snooky Young (trumpet), John Audino (trumpet), Pete Candoli (trumpet), John Rosenberg (trumpet), Ernie Carlson (trombone), Chauncey Welsch (trombone), Lon Norman (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Gale Robinson (french-horn), James Decker (french-horn), Sam Butera (tenor saxophone), +34 more

  • UCA6205The Best I Ever Had (1:56) - Danny Hice, Ruby Hice

  • Arrangement: Billy May

  • Frank Sinatra with Sam Butera (tenor saxophone solo).

21 Jun 1976 — Burbank, CA: Burbank Studios (2nd personnel lineup)

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1722)

Conductor: Bill Miller | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Snooky Young (trumpet), John Audino (trumpet), Pete Candoli (trumpet), John Rosenberg (trumpet), Ernie Carlson (trombone), Chauncey Welsch (trombone), Lon Norman (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Gale Robinson (french-horn), James Decker (french-horn), Sam Butera (tenor saxophone), +42 more

  • UCA6206Stargazer (2:57) - Neil Diamond

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • Frank Sinatra with Sam Butera (tenor saxophone solo).

21 Jun 1976 — Burbank, CA: Burbank Studios (3rd personnel lineup)

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1731)

Conductor: Bill Miller | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Snooky Young (trumpet), John Audino (trumpet), Pete Candoli (trumpet), John Rosenberg (trumpet), Ernie Carlson (trombone), Chauncey Welsch (trombone), Lon Norman (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Gale Robinson (french-horn), James Decker (french-horn), Sam Butera (tenor saxophone), +36 more

  • UCA6251Dry Your Eyes (unreleased) - Neil Diamond, Robbie Robertson

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • Voice track re-recorded September 27, 1976 in New York.

21 Jun 1976 — Burbank, CA: Burbank Studios [post session recording]

1970s

Other Studio Session (Session #2700)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra (vocalist)

  • Bicentennial Message - Glenn Wheaton

  • Recorded after the June 21, 1976 session at a smaller studio on the lot.

27 Sep 1976 — New York: Columbia Studios

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1830)

Conductor: Claus Ogerman | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Charles Turner (trumpet), Ray Beckenstein (flute/bass flute), Romeo Penque (flute/bass flute), Harvey Estrin (flute/bass flute), George Margo (flute/bass flute), David Nadien (violin), Paul Gershman (violin), Raymond Gniewek (violin), Gerald Tarack (violin), Max Pollikoff (violin), Marilyn Wright (violin), +28 more

  • UNY1180Like A Sad Song (4:09) - John Denver

  • Arrangement: Claus Ogerman

27 Sep 1976 — New York: Columbia Studios - Voice Overdubbing Session

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1778)

Conductor: Bill Miller | Frank Sinatra (vocalist). Vocal Chorus. Orchestra recorded June 21, 1976 in Burbank; rhythm section recorded June 23, 1976 in Los Angeles.

  • UCA6251Dry Your Eyes (3:00) - Neil Diamond, Robbie Robertson

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • Frank Sinatra with chorus.

06 Oct 1976 — New York: A&R Recording Studio

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #2643)

Conductor: Bill Miller | Joe Ferrante (trumpet), Charles Turner (trumpet), John Frosk (trumpet), Randy Brecker (trumpet), Bob Alexander (trombone), Warren Covington (trombone), Johnny Messner (trombone), Paul Faulise (bass trombone), Al Klink (saxophone/woodwinds), Michael Brecker (saxophone/woodwinds), Robert Steen (saxophone/woodwinds), Bernie Kaufman (saxophone/woodwinds), +41 more

  • UNY1197Night And Day (orchestra) - Cole Porter

  • Arrangement: Joe Beck

  • Voice track overdubbed February 16, 1977 at Mediasound, New York.

  • UNY1198All Or Nothing At All (orchestra) - Arthur Altman, Jack Lawrence

12 Nov 1976 — Burbank, CA: "The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson" (NBC)

1970s

Television Recording (Session #2807)

Conductor: Doc Severinsen | Frank Sinatra (vocalist/guest), Johnny Carson (host), Don Rickles (guest), David Janssen (guest), Olivia Newton-John (vocalist/guest), Ray Johnson (guest)

  • I Sing The Songs (I Write The Songs) (3:09) - Bruce Johnston

  • Where Or When (2:05) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

12 Nov 1976 — Burbank, CA: Burbank Studios

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1739)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Dick Noel (trombone), Milt Bernhart (trombone), Christopher Riddle (bass trombone), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Arthur Maebe (french-horn), Richard Perissi (french-horn), Louise DiTullio (bass flute), John Fresco (alto saxophone/clarinet), Mahlon Clark (alto saxophone/clarinet), Dominick Fera (saxophone/clarinet), Sheridon Stokes (flute/clarinet), +28 more

  • UCA6590-13/14I Love My Wife (3:10 stereo) - Cy Coleman, Michael Stewart

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • UCA6591Evergreen (unreleased) - Barbra Streisand, Paul Williams

  • Takes 1-2 include FS vocals; take 3 orchestra only.

10 Jan 1977 — North Hollywood: Devonshire Studio

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1740)

Conductor: Charles Calello | William Peterson (trumpet), Dalton Smith (trumpet), Kai Winding (trombone), Terry Woodson (trombone), Bill Green (saxophone/woodwinds), Fed Selden (saxophone/woodwinds), Plas Johnson (saxophone/woodwinds), Sidney Sharp (violin), Israel Baker (violin), Jay Rosen (violin), Harris Goldman (violin), Tibor Zelig (violin), +19 more

  • Everybody Ought To Be In Love (orchestra) - Paul Anka

  • Arrangement: Charles Calello

  • This orchestra track was not used.

16 Feb 1977 — New York: Media Sound

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #2596)

Conductor: Charles Calello | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Vocal Group, Mel Davis (trumpet), Jon Faddis (trumpet), Urbie Green (trombone), David Taylor (bass trombone), Wally Kane (saxophone/woodwinds), Frank Wess (saxophone/woodwinds), William Slapin (saxophone/woodwinds), Gene Orloff (viola), Mannie Green (viola), Aaron Rosand (viola), +16 more

  • VNY1288Everybody Ought To Be In Love (3:17 stereo) - Paul Anka

  • Arrangement: Charles Calello

  • Frank Sinatra with vocal group.

16 Feb 1977 — New York: Media Sound - Voice Overdubbing Session

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #2597)

Conductor: Bill Miller | Frank Sinatra (vocalist). Orchestra recorded October 6, 1976 at A & R Recording Studio, New York.

  • UNY1197Night And Day (2:08 stereo) - Cole Porter

  • Arrangement: Joe Beck

  • UNY1198All Or Nothing At All (2:33) - Arthur Altman, Jack Lawrence

09 Mar 1977 — Burbank, CA: Burbank Studios

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1745)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Cappy Lewis (trumpet), Tom Shepard (trombone), Milt Bernhart (trombone), Christopher Riddle (bass trombone), James Decker (french-horn), George Price (french-horn), David Duke (french-horn), John Fresco (saxophone/woodwinds), Sheridon Stokes (saxophone/woodwinds), Norman Benno (saxophone/woodwinds), Dominick Fera (saxophone/woodwinds), +31 more

  • VCA6842-3Nancy (With The Laughing Face) (2:28) - Phil Silvers, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • Intended for the unreleased "Here's To The Ladies" album.

  • VCA6843Elizabeth (orchestra) - Bob Gaudio, Jake Holmes

  • No vocal recorded.

  • VCA6844Stella By Starlight (orchestra) - Ned Washington, Victor Young

  • VCA6845Emily (2:58) - Johnny Mandel, Johnny Mercer

11 Mar 1977 — Burbank, CA: Burbank Studios

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1749)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Cappy Lewis (trumpet/flugelhorn), Milt Bernhart (trombone), Tom Shepard (bass trombone), Christopher Riddle (bass trombone), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Richard Perissi (french-horn), Arthur Maebe (french-horn), Louise DiTullio (flute/piccolo), Sheridon Stokes (saxophone/clarinet), Norman Benno (saxophone/clarinet), John Fresco (saxophone/clarinet), Dominick Fera (saxophone/clarinet), +30 more

  • VCA6846Tina (orchestra) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • No vocal recorded; intended for unreleased "Here's To The Ladies" album.

  • VCA6847When Joanna Loved Me (orchestra) - Jack Segal, Robert Wells

  • VCA6848Barbara (3:13 orchestra) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • VCA6849Laura (orchestra) - Johnny Mercer, David Raksin

14 Mar 1977 — Burbank, CA: Burbank Studios

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1747)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Charles Tuner (trumpet), Snooky Young (trumpet), James Salko (trumpet), Shorty Sherock (trumpet), Cappy Lewis (trumpet/flugelhorn), Ted Nash (trombone), Milt Bernhart (trombone), Tom Shepard (bass trombone), Christopher Riddle (bass trombone), Louise DiTullio (woodwinds), Sheridon Stokes (woodwinds), +12 more

  • VCA6840Linda (2:43) - Jack Lawrence, Ann Ronell

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • Intended for unreleased "Here's To The Ladies" album.

  • VCA6841Sweet Lorraine (2:22) - Cliff Burwell, Mitchell Parish

14 Mar 1977 — Burbank, CA: Burbank Studios - Voice Overdubbing Session

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1748)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist). Orchestra recorded March 11, 1977.

  • VCA6848Barbara (3:13) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • Intended for unreleased "Here's To The Ladies" album.

6-7 Apr 1977 — Hollywood: "Sinatra And Friends" (ABC: April 21, 1977)

1970s

Television Recording (Session #2421)

Conductor: Nelson Riddle | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Tony Bennett (vocalist), Natalie Cole (vocalist), John Denver (vocalist), Loretta Lynn (vocalist), Dean Martin (vocalist), Robert Merrill (vocalist), Leslie Uggams (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Where Or When (1:55) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Frank Sinatra with Loretta Lynn, Tony Bennett, Natalie Cole, Dean Martin, Leslie Uggams, John Denver and Robert Merrill.

  • I've Got You Under My Skin (2:27 spoken intro) - Cole Porter

  • I Get A Kick Out Of You (3:48) - Cole Porter

  • Frank Sinatra with Natalie Cole.

  • The Oldest Established (Permanent Floating Crap Game In New York) (3:52) - Frank Loesser

  • Frank Sinatra with Dean Martin and Robert Merrill.

  • All Or Nothing At All (2:26) - Arthur Altman, Jack Lawrence

  • Frank Sinatra with Loretta Lynn.

  • My Kind Of Town (2:39) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Frank Sinatra with Tony Bennett.

  • The Lady Is A Tramp (2:38) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Frank Sinatra with Leslie Uggams.

  • September Song (3:25) - Maxwell Anderson, Kurt Weill

  • Frank Sinatra with John Denver.

  • Night And Day (2:12) - Cole Porter

  • Arrangement: Joe Beck

  • Everybody Ought To Be In Love (2:45) - Paul Anka

  • Put Your Dreams Away (For Another Day) (1:37 with credits) - Ruth Lowe, Paul Mann, Stephan Weiss

05 May 1978 — Las Vegas: Caesars Palace / Selections for "Cinderella At The Palace" (CBS: November 2, 1978)

1970s

Concert Recording (Session #1805)

Conductor: Bill Miller | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra, Vincent Falcone Jr. (piano), Bill Miller (piano), Al Viola (guitar), Gene Cherico (string bass), Irv Cottler (drums), Charles Turner (lead trumpet)

  • All Of Me (1:56) - Gerald Marks, Seymour Simons

  • Maybe This Time (2:43) - Fred Ebb, John Kander

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • The Lady Is A Tramp (3:04) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Arrangement: Billy Byers

  • Didn't We? (2:30) - Jimmy Webb

  • Someone To Watch Over Me (2:34) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • Something (4:41 spoken intro) - George Harrison

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • Baubles, Bangles And Beads (3:51 spoken intro) - George Forrest, Robert Wright

  • The Gal That Got Away / It Never Entered My Mind (8:07 spoken intro) - Harold Arlen, Ira Gershwin / Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • My Kind Of Town (6:28 spoken intro) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Send In The Clowns (4:16 spoken intro) - Stephen Sondheim

  • Don't Worry 'Bout Me (3:33 spoken intro) - Rube Bloom, Ted Koehler

  • Arrangement: Billy May

  • My Way (4:21) - Paul Anka (Eng. w.), Claude François (Fr. w. and music), Jacques Revaux, Gilles Thibault

  • America, The Beautiful (3:03) - Katherine Lee Bates, Samuel Augustus Ward

17 Jul 1978 — Burbank, CA: T.B.S. Studios

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1751)

Conductor: Vincent Falcone Jr. | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Lloyd Ulyate (trombone), Chauncey Welsch (trombone), Tom Shepard (trombone), Christopher Riddle (bass trombone), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Richard Perissi (french-horn), Arthur Maebe (french-horn), Henry Sigismonti (french-horn), John Fresco (woodwinds), Gene Cipriano (woodwinds), Ronny Lang (woodwinds), +43 more

  • WCA8129That's What God Looks Like To Me (unreleased) - Stan Irwin, Lon O'Kun

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • WCA8130Remember (unreleased) - Elton John, Bernie Taupin

  • WCA8131You And Me (We Wanted It All) (unreleased) - Peter Allen, Carole Bayer Sager

04 Apr 1979 — Burbank, CA: Burbank Studios

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1767)

Conductor: Vincent Falcone Jr. Session for this date was cancelled.

  • (No tracks recorded — session cancelled.)

05 Apr 1979 — Burbank, CA: Burbank Studios

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1766)

Conductor: Vincent Falcone Jr. Session for this date was cancelled.

  • (No tracks recorded — session cancelled.)

16 Jul 1979 — Hollywood: Western Recorders

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1806)

Conductor: Billy May | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Vocal Chorus, John Audino (trumpet), Charles Findley (trumpet), Uan Rasey (trumpet), Charles Turner (trumpet), Dick Nash (trombone), Lloyd Ulyate (trombone), Charles Loper (trombone), Tommy Johnson (tuba), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Richard Perissi (french-horn), +44 more

  • XCA9299Street Of Dreams (unreleased/alt.) - Sam M. Lewis, Victor Young

  • Arrangement: Billy May

  • XCA9300My Shining Hour (unreleased/alt.) - Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer

  • XCA9302More Than You Know (unreleased/alt.) - Edward Eliscu, Billy Rose, Vincent Youmans

17 Jul 1979 — Hollywood: Western Recorders

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1807)

Conductor: Billy May | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Vocal Group [Sue Allen, Dick Bolks, Gene Merlino, Mike Redman], John Audino (trumpet), Charles Findley (trumpet), Uan Rasey (trumpet), Charles Turner (trumpet), Dick Nash (trombone), Lloyd Ulyate (trombone), Charles Loper (trombone), +47 more

  • XCA9294The Song Is You (unreleased/alt.) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Jerome Kern

  • Arrangement: Billy May

  • XCA9295But Not For Me (unreleased/alt.) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • XCA9296I Had The Craziest Dream (3:14) - Mack Gordon, Harry Warren

  • XCA9304They All Laughed (unreleased/alt.) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

18 Jul 1979 — Hollywood: Western Recorders

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1808)

Conductor: Billy May | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), John Audino (trumpet), Charles Findley (trumpet), Uan Rasey (trumpet), Charles Turner (trumpet), Dick Nash (trombone), Lloyd Ulyate (trombone), Charles Loper (trombone), Tommy Johnson (tuba), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Richard Perissi (french-horn), Henry Sigismonti (french-horn), +44 more

  • XCA9297It Had To Be You (3:53) - Isham Jones, Gus Kahn

  • Arrangement: Billy May

  • XCA9298Let's Face The Music And Dance (unreleased/alt.) - Irving Berlin

  • The Surrey With The Fringe On Top (2:34 session chatter) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

20 Aug 1979 — New York: Columbia Studios

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1809)

Conductor: Don Costa | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Bob Alexander (trombone), Sonny Russo (trombone), Johnny Messner (trombone), Paul Faulise (bass trombone), James Buffington (french-horn), Brooks Tillotson (french-horn), Tony Miranda (french-horn), Joseph De Angelis (french-horn), Richard Centalonza (woodwinds), Phil Bodner (woodwinds), Sidney Cooper (woodwinds), +47 more

  • XNY2099You And Me (We Wanted It All) (4:08 stereo) - Peter Allen, Carole Bayer Sager

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • XNY2103Theme From "New York, New York" (unreleased/alt.) - Fred Ebb, John Kander

  • XNY2104Summer Me, Winter Me (4:03) - Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman, Michel Legrand

  • XNY2122MacArthur Park (2:46) - Jimmy Webb

21 Aug 1979 — New York: Columbia Studios

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1810)

Conductor: Don Costa | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Eileen Farrell (vocalist), Vocal Chorus [Marlene VerPlanck, June Magruder, Adrian Albert, Rosemary Jun, Fran Carroll, Maretha Stewart, Ellie Geffert, Mary Sue Berry, Jerry Graff, Bernie Knee, +54 more

  • XNY2101That's What God Looks Like (2:56) - Lois Irwin, Lan O'Kuhn

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • XNY2106For The Good Times (4:42) - Kris Kristofferson

  • Frank Sinatra with Eileen Farrell and chorus.

  • XNY2107Love Me Tender (3:34) - Vera Matson, Elvis Presley

  • Frank Sinatra with chorus.

22 Aug 1979 — New York: Columbia Studios

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1811)

Conductor: Don Costa | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Vocal Chorus [Marlene VerPlanck, June Magruder, Adrian Albert, Rosemary Jun, Fran Carroll, Maretha Stewart, Ellie Geffert, Hilda Harris, Jerry Graff, Bernie Knee, Ron Marshall, +53 more

  • XNY2100Just The Way You Are (3:27) - Billy Joel

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • XNY2105Song Sung Blue (2:49) - Neil Diamond

  • Frank Sinatra with chorus.

  • XNY2109Isn't She Lovely (2:02) - Stevie Wonder

17 Sep 1979 — Hollywood: Western Recorders

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1812)

Conductor: Billy May | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Vocal Chorus [Sue Allen, Dick Bolks, Bill Brown, Kathy Brown, Vangie Carmichael, Peggy Clark, Alan Copeland, Alan Davies, Walt Harrah, Ronald Hicklin, Tom Kenny, +52 more

  • XCA9300My Shining Hour (3:23) - Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer

  • Arrangement: Billy May

  • XCA9301All Of You (1:43) - Cole Porter

  • XCA9302More Than You Know (3:23) - Edward Eliscu, Billy Rose, Vincent Youmans

18 Sep 1979 — Hollywood: Western Recorders

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1813)

Conductor: Billy May | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Vocal Chorus [Sue Allen, Dick Bolks, Gene Merlino, Mike Redman], John Audino (trumpet), Charles Findley (trumpet), Robert Findley (trumpet), Charles Turner (trumpet), Dick Nash (trombone), Lloyd Ulyate (trombone), Bill Watrous (trombone), +24 more

  • XCA9294The Song Is You (2:40) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Jerome Kern

  • Arrangement: Billy May

  • XCA9295But Not For Me (3:51) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • XCA9299Street Of Dreams (3:32) - Sam M. Lewis, Victor Young

  • XCA9303They All Laughed (2:50) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

19 Sep 1979 — Hollywood: Western Recorders (1st personnel lineup)

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1814)

Conductor: Billy May | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), John Audino (trumpet), Charles Findley (trumpet), Charles Turner (trumpet), Johnny Best (trumpet), Dick Nash (trombone), Charles Loper (trombone), Lloyd Ulyate (trombone), Tommy Johnson (tuba), Willie Schwartz (saxophone/woodwinds), Ted Nash (saxophone/woodwinds), Jules Jacob (saxophone/woodwinds), +29 more

  • XCA9298Let's Face The Music And Dance (2:50) - Irving Berlin

  • Arrangement: Billy May

19 Sep 1979 — Hollywood: Western Recorders (2nd personnel lineup)

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1794)

Conductor: Vincent Falcone Jr. | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), John Audino (trumpet), Charles Findley (trumpet), Charles Turner (trumpet), Johnny Best (trumpet), Dick Nash (trombone), Charles Loper (trombone), Lloyd Ulyate (trombone), Tommy Johnson (tuba), Willie Schwartz (saxophone/woodwinds), Ted Nash (saxophone/woodwinds), Jules Jacob (saxophone/woodwinds), +28 more

  • XNY2103Theme From "New York, New York" (3:26 stereo) - Fred Ebb, John Kander

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • Frank Sinatra with Pete Jolly (piano).

27 Sep 1979 — Cairo, Egypt: Pyramids of Giza

1970s

Concert Recording (Session #2462)

Conductor: Vincent Falcone Jr. | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), London Philharmonic Orchestra, plus Charles Turner (trumpet), Vincent Falcone Jr. (piano), Al Viola (guitar), Gene Cherico (bass), Irv Cottler (drums)

  • Mrs. Sadat's Comments -

  • The Song Is You (3:00) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Jerome Kern

  • Where Or When (2:15) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • The Lady Is A Tramp (2:32) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Someone to Watch Over Me (2:50 spoken intro) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • Something (4:15 spoken intro) - George Harrison

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • My Kind Of Town (2:45) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • All The Way (2:20 spoken intro) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Bewitched, Bothered And Bewildered (3:20 spoken intro) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • I've Got You Under My Skin (3:45) - Cole Porter

  • The Gal That Got Away / It Never Entered My Mind (medley) (6:40 spoken intro) - Harold Arlen, George Gershwin / Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Try A Little Tenderness (3:20 spoken intro) - Jimmy Campbell, Reg Connelly, Harry Woods

  • Strangers In The Night (1:35) - Bert Kaempfert, Charles Singleton, Eddie Snyder

  • Street Of Dreams (2:05 spoken intro) - Sam M. Lewis, Victor Young

  • April In Paris (2:45 spoken intro) - Vernon Duke, E.Y. Harburg

  • Theme From "New York, New York" (3:40 spoken intro) - Fred Ebb, John Kander

  • My Way (3:42) - Paul Anka (Eng. w.), Claude François (Fr. w. and music), Jacques Revaux, Gilles Thibault

03 Dec 1979 — Burbank, CA: Burbank Studios

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1795)

Conductor: Vincent Falcone Jr. | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Paul Shure (violin), Glenn Dicterow (violin), Nathan Ross (violin), Nathan Kaproff (violin), Marvin Limonick (violin), Norman Carr (violin), William Hymanson (violin), Joe Stepansky (violin), Harris Goldman (violin), Mary Lundquist (violin), Robert Sushel (violin), +54 more

  • XNY2108Something (4:43) - George Harrison

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

12 Dec 1979 — Las Vegas: Caesars Palace for "Sinatra: The First 40 Years" (NBC: January 3, 1980)

1970s

Television Recording (Session #2388)

Conductor: Don Costa | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Guests: Nancy Sinatra, Frank Sinatra Jr, Tina Sinatra, Paul Anka, Lucille Ball, Tony Bennett, Milton Berle, Red Buttons, Sammy Cahn, Charlie Callas, Lillian Carter, +21 more

  • Theme From "New York, New York" (4:25 spoken intro) - Fred Ebb, John Kander

  • It Was A Very Good Year (4:45 spoken intro) - Ervin Drake

  • The Best Is Yet To Come (3:20 spoken intro) - Cy Coleman, Carolyn Leigh

  • I've Got You Under My Skin (5:20 spoken intro) - Cole Porter

  • I've Got The World On A String (2:30 spoken intro) - Harold Arlen, Ted Koehler

17 Dec 1979 — Los Angeles: Shrine Auditorium - with The Los Angeles Philharmonic (1st session)

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1815)

Conductor: Gordon Jenkins | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Diana Lee (vocalist), Loulie Jean Norman (vocalist), Beverly Jenkins (vocalist), Mixed Chorus (directed by Jerry Whitman) [Jacqueline Allen, Sue Allen, Betty Jane Baker, Billie Barnum, Dick Bolks, Kathy Brown, Clark Burroughs, Amick Byram, +142 more

  • XCA9304What Time Does The Next Miracle Leave? (10:44) - Gordon Jenkins

  • Arrangement: Gordon Jenkins

  • Frank Sinatra with Diana Lee (soprano solo) and chorus.

  • XCA9309Finale: Before The Music Ends (unreleased/alt.) - Gordon Jenkins

17 Dec 1979 — Los Angeles: Shrine Auditorium - with The Los Angeles Philharmonic (2nd session)

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1816)

Conductor: Gordon Jenkins | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Diana Lee (vocalist), Loulie Jean Norman (vocalist), Beverly Jenkins (vocalist), Mixed Chorus (directed by Jerry Whitman) [Jacqueline Allen, Sue Allen, Betty Jane Baker, Billie Barnum, Dick Bolks, Kathy Brown, Clark Burroughs, Amick Byram, +142 more

  • XCA9306The Future (4:07) - Gordon Jenkins

  • Arrangement: Gordon Jenkins

  • Frank Sinatra with Beverly Jenkins and chorus.

  • XCA9308The Future (conclusion): Song Without Words (6:03) - Gordon Jenkins

  • Frank Sinatra with Beverly Jenkins, Loulie Jean Norman and chorus.

18 Dec 1979 — Los Angeles: Shrine Auditorium - with The Los Angeles Philharmonic

1970s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1817)

Conductor: Gordon Jenkins | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Mixed Chorus (directed by Jerry Whitman) [Jacqueline Allen, Sue Allen, Betty Jane Baker, Billie Barnum, Dick Bolks, Kathy Brown, Clark Burroughs, Amick Byram, Al Capps, Vangie Carmichael, Peggy Clark, +138 more

  • XCA9305World War None! (4:31) - Gordon Jenkins

  • Arrangement: Gordon Jenkins

  • Frank Sinatra with chorus.

  • XCA9307The Future (continued): I've Been There! (3:33) - Gordon Jenkins

  • XCA9309Finale: Before The Music Ends (9:48) - Gordon Jenkins

25 Jun 1980 — New York: Carnegie Hall

1980s

Concert Recording (Session #1887)

Conductor: Vincent Falcone Jr. | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Bernie Leighton (piano), Tony Mottola (guitar), Gene Cherico (string bass), Irv Cottler (drums), Charles Turner (trumpet), Orchestra

  • I've Got The World On A String (2:18) - Harold Arlen, Ted Koehler

  • The Best Is Yet To Come (3:09) - Cy Coleman, Carolyn Leigh

  • The Lady Is A Tramp (3:45) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Arrangement: Billy Byers

  • When Your Lover Has Gone (2:49) - Einar Aaron Swan

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • This Is All I Ask (3:28) - Gordon Jenkins

  • Arrangement: Gordon Jenkins

  • I've Got You Under My Skin (4:36) - Cole Porter

  • Summer Me, Winter Me (4:00) - Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman, Michel Legrand

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • Street Of Dreams (4:55) - Sam M. Lewis, Victor Young

  • The Gal That Got Away / It Never Entered My Mind (medley) (13:41) - Harold Arlen, Ira Gershwin / Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • I Can't Get Started (5:13) - Vernon Duke, Ira Gershwin

  • Send In The Clowns (4:21) - Stephen Sondheim

  • Come Fly With Me (4:20) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Guess I'll Hang My Tears Out To Dry (3:50) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • You And Me (We Wanted It All) (3:54) - Peter Allen, Carole Bayer Sager

  • The Song Is You (3:18) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Jerome Kern

  • Theme From "New York, New York" (5:20) - Fred Ebb, John Kander

10 Jul 1980 — Unknown Location: Chrysler Corporation Promo

1980s

Other Studio Session (Session #1802)

Conductor: Walt Levinsky | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • It's Time For You (2:28) - Sammy Cahn

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

08 Apr 1981 — Hollywood: Wally Heider Studios

1980s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1818)

Conductor: Gordon Jenkins | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Charles Turner (trumpet/flugelhorn), Warren Luening (trumpet/flugelhorn), Jerry Hey (trumpet/flugelhorn), Allen Vizzutti (trumpet/flugelhorn), Joe Howard (trombone), Dick Noel (trombone), Bill Reichenbach (trombone), Lloyd Ulyate (trombone), Richard Perissi (french-horn), Henry Sigismonti (french-horn), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), +41 more

  • ZCA1030Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down) (3:22) - Sonny Bono

  • Arrangement: Gordon Jenkins

  • ZCA1031Everything Happens To Me (4:10) - Tom Adair, Matt Dennis

  • ZCA1032The Gal That Got Away / It Never Entered My Mind (medley) (5:50) - Harold Arlen, Ira Gershwin / Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

20 Jul 1981 — New York: Columbia Studios

1980s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1819)

Conductor: Gordon Jenkins | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Charles Turner (trumpet/flugelhorn), Sharon Moe (french-horn), Donald Corrado (french-horn), Joseph De Angelis (french-horn), Robert Steen (woodwinds), Al Klink (woodwinds), Sidney Cooper (woodwinds), Sol Schlinger (woodwinds), Bernie Kaufman (woodwinds), Phil Bodner (woodwinds), Wally Kane (woodwinds), +34 more

  • ZNY2619Thanks For The Memory (4:24) - Ralph Rainger, Leo Robin

  • Arrangement: Gordon Jenkins

  • ZNY2620I Loved Her (4:03) - Gordon Jenkins

  • ZNY2621A Long Night (3:44) - Loonis McGlohon, Alec Wilder

  • Dinner For One Please, James (rehearsal) - Michael Carr

21 Jul 1981 — New York: Columbia Studios (1st session)

1980s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1820)

Conductor: Vincent Falcone Jr. | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Charles Turner (trumpet), Al De Risi (trumpet), Joe Ferrante (trumpet), John Glasel (trumpet), Bob Alexander (trombone), Sonny Russo (trombone), Johnny Messner (trombone), Paul Faulise (bass trombone), Donald Corrado (french-horn), Joseph De Angelis (french-horn), Sharon Moe (french-horn), +10 more

  • ZNY2623Say Hello (2:23) - Richard Behrke, Sammy Cahn

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

21 Jul 1981 — New York: Columbia Studios (2nd session)

1980s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1821)

Conductor: Gordon Jenkins | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Charles Turner (trumpet/flugelhorn), Joseph De Angelis (french-horn), Donald Corrado (french-horn), Sharon Moe (french-horn), Sidney Cooper (woodwinds), Robert Steen (woodwinds), Al Klink (woodwinds), Bernie Kaufman (woodwinds), Sol Schlinger (woodwinds), Phil Bodner (woodwinds), Wally Kane (woodwinds), +34 more

  • ZNY2622South - To A Warmer Place (3:44) - Loonis McGlohon, Alec Wilder

  • Arrangement: Gordon Jenkins

19 Aug 1981 — New York: Columbia Studios

1980s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #2532)

Conductor: Vincent Falcone Jr. | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Al De Risi (trumpet), Joe Ferrante (trumpet), Charles Turner (trumpet), Bob Alexander (trombone), Paul Faulise (bass trombone), Joseph De Angelis (french-horn/tuba), Donald Corrado (french-horn/tuba), Robert Steen (woodwinds), Bernie Kaufman (woodwinds), Sidney Cooper (woodwinds), Al Klink (woodwinds), +23 more

  • ZNY2624 [RE-1]Good Thing Going (3:58 1st mastering) - Stephen Sondheim

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • ZNY2624 [RE-2]Good Thing Going (3:53 2nd mastering) - Stephen Sondheim

10 Sep 1981 — New York: Columbia Studios

1980s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1825)

Conductor: Gordon Jenkins | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Charles Turner (trumpet/flugelhorn), Joseph De Angelis (french-horn), Sharon Moe (french-horn), Donald Corrado (french-horn), Sidney Cooper (woodwinds), Robert Steen (woodwinds), Al Klink (woodwinds), Bernie Kaufman (woodwinds), Sol Schlinger (woodwinds), Wally Kane (woodwinds), Joe Malin (violin), +33 more

  • ZNY2634Monday Morning Quarterback (4:37) - Don Costa, Pamela Phillips

  • Arrangement: Gordon Jenkins

  • ZNY2635Hey Look, No Crying (3:00 version 1/edit) - Susan Birkenhead, Jule Styne

15 Sep 1981 — New York: "The Arlene Francis Show" (WOR-AM: September 29-30 and October 1, 1981)

1980s

Radio Recording (Session #2367)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra (guest), Arlene Francis (host/interviewer)

  • Interview By Arlene Francis Excerpts 1981 (10:41) -

28-29 Oct 1981 — Burbank, CA: NBC Studios for "The Man And His Music" (NBC: November 22, 1981) (1st personnel)

1980s

Television Recording (Session #2422)

Conductor: Don Costa | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Nice 'n' Easy (2:50) - Alan Bergman, Marilyn Keith [Bergman], Lew Spence

  • The One I Love (Belongs To Somebody Else) (2:45 spoken intro) - Isham Jones, Gus Kahn

  • Arrangement: Sy Oliver

  • I Loved Her (4:10 spoken intro) - Gordon Jenkins

  • Arrangement: Gordon Jenkins

  • At Long Last Love (2:25 spoken intro) - Robert Katscher, Cole Porter

  • Arrangement: Neal Hefti

  • Something (4:42 spoken intro) - George Harrison

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • Monday Morning Quarterback (2:00 spoken intro) - Don Costa, Pamela Phillips

  • Good Thing Going (4:08 spoken intro) - Stephen Sondheim

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • Say Hello (2:25 spoken intro) - Richard Behrke, Sammy Cahn

  • Thanks For The Memory (4:01 spoken intro) - Ralph Rainger, Leo Robin

28-29 Oct 1981 — Burbank, CA: NBC Studios for "The Man And His Music" (NBC: November 22, 1981) (2nd personnel)

1980s

Television Recording (Session #2423)

Conductor: Count Basie | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Count Basie and his Orchestra

  • Pennies From Heaven (4:01 spoken intro) - Johnny Burke, Arthur Johnston

  • Arrangement: Neal Hefti

  • The Best Is Yet To Come (3:05 spoken intro) - Cy Coleman, Carolyn Leigh

  • Arrangement: Quincy Jones

28-29 Oct 1981 — Burbank, CA: NBC Studios for "The Man And His Music" (NBC: November 22, 1981) (3rd personnel)

1980s

Television Recording (Session #2426)

Conductor: Vincent Falcone Jr. | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Vincent Falcone Jr. (piano), Tony Mottola (guitar), Gene Cherico (string bass), Irv Cottler (drums), Orchestra

  • The Girl From Ipanema (Garôta De Ipanema) (3:30 spoken intro) - Antonio Carlos Jobim, Gene Lees (Eng. w.), Vinicius de Moraes (Port. w.)

  • I Get A Kick Out Of You (3:15 spoken intro) - Cole Porter

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • Theme From "New York, New York" (3:33 spoken intro) - Fred Ebb, John Kander

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

05 Dec 1981 — Hollywood: Wally Heider Studios

1980s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1826)

Conductor: Vincent Falcone Jr. | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Nikka Costa (vocalist), Vocal Chorus, Gary Grant (trumpet), Jerry Hey (trumpet), Larry Hall (trumpet), Charles Findley (trumpet), Chauncey Welsch (trombone), Lew MCCreary (trombone), Ernie Carlson (trombone), Charles Loper (trombone), Jack Nimitz (woodwinds), +27 more

  • ZCA1518To Love A Child (3:20 stereo) - Hal David, Joe Raposo

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • Frank Sinatra with the Reprise Children's Chorus (featuring Nikka Costa). "Dedicated to Mrs. Nancy Reagan."

  • ZCA1519Sing (unreleased) - Joe Raposo

Mar 1982 — Las Vegas: Caesars Palace

1980s

Concert Recording (Session #1879)

Conductor: Vincent Falcone Jr. | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Nancy Sinatra (vocalist), Dean Martin (comedy segment), Charles Turner (lead trumpet), Vincent Falcone Jr. (piano), Tony Mottola (guitar), Gene Cherico (string bass), Irv Cottler (drums), Orchestra

  • Get Me To The Church On Time (2:28) - Alan Jay Lerner, Frederick Loewe

  • Arrangement: Quincy Jones

  • I Get A Kick Out Of You (5:34 spoken intro) - Cole Porter

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • I Can't Get Started (3:05) - Vernon Duke, Ira Gershwin

  • Without A Song (3:48 spoken intro) - Edward Eliscu, Billy Rose, Vincent Youmans

  • Arrangement: Sy Oliver

  • Hey Look, No Crying (3:49 spoken intro) - Susan Birkenhead, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • The Lady Is A Tramp (3:49) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Arrangement: Billy Byers

  • Night And Day (2:32) - Cole Porter

  • All Or Nothing At All (3:21) - Arthur Altman, Jack Lawrence

  • The One I Love (Belongs To Somebody Else) (3:14 spoken intro) - Isham Jones, Gus Kahn

  • These Foolish Things (Remind Me Of You) (2:25 spoken intro) - Harry Link, Holt Marvell, Jack Strachey

  • Somethin' Stupid (6:10 spoken intro) - C. Carson Parks

  • Arrangement: Billy Strange

  • Frank Sinatra with Nancy Sinatra.

  • Theme From "New York, New York" (4:40 spoken intro) - Fred Ebb, John Kander

05 Apr 1982 — New York: Columbia Studios

1980s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1827)

Conductor: Frank Sinatra | Sylvia Syms (vocalist), Donald Corrado (french-horn), Joseph De Angelis (french-horn), Albert Richmond (french-horn), Walter Levinsky (saxophone/woodwinds), Al Klink (saxophone/woodwinds), Robert Steen (saxophone/woodwinds), Sidney Cooper (saxophone/woodwinds), William Slapin (saxophone/woodwinds), Sol Schlinger (saxophone/woodwinds), Joe Malin (violin), Carmel Malin (violin), +18 more

  • ANY2829Someone To Light Up My Life (Se Todos Fossem Iguais A Você) (3:35) - Antonio Carlos Jobim, Gene Lees (Eng. w.), Vinicius de Moraes (Port. w.)

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • ANY2830Close Enough For Love (3:12) - Johnny Mandel, Paul Williams

  • ANY2831You Must Believe In Spring (3:49) - Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman (Eng. w.), Jacques Louis Demy (Fr. w.), Michel Legrand

  • ANY2832All My Tomorrows (4:28) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

07 Apr 1982 — New York: Columbia Studios

1980s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1828)

Conductor: Frank Sinatra | Sylvia Syms (vocalist), Charles Turner (trumpet), Joe Ferrante (trumpet), Al De Risi (trumpet), John Glasel (trumpet), Sonny Russo (trombone), Johnny Messner (trombone), Bob Alexander (trombone), Robert Steen (saxophone/woodwinds), Walter Levinsky (saxophone/woodwinds), Al Klink (saxophone/woodwinds), William Slapin (saxophone/woodwinds), +9 more

  • ANY2833Them There Eyes (3:07) - Maceo Pinkard, Doris Tauber, William Tracy

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • ANY2834Old Devil Moon (3:01) - E.Y. Harburg, Burton Lane

  • ANY2835Hooray For Love (2:20) - Harold Arlen, Leo Robin

08 Apr 1982 — New York: Columbia Studios

1980s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1829)

Conductor: Frank Sinatra | Sylvia Syms (vocalist), Joe Ferrante (trumpet), Walter Levinsky (saxophone/woodwinds), Al Klink (saxophone/woodwinds), Vincent Falcone Jr. (piano), Tony Mottola (guitar), Gene Cherico (string bass), Irv Cottler (drums), Ted Sommer (percussion)

  • ANY2836By Myself (3:00) - Howard Dietz, Arthur Schwartz

  • Arrangement: Vincent Falcone Jr.

  • ANY2837You Go To My Head (4:30) - J. Fred Coots, Haven Gillespie

  • ANY2838I Thought About You (4:03) - Johnny Mercer, James Van Heusen

17 Aug 1982 — New York: Columbia Studios

1980s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1848)

Conductor: Vincent Falcone Jr. | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Charles Turner (trumpet), John Frosk (trumpet), Joe Ferrante (trumpet), Dick Perry (trumpet), Sonny Russo (trombone), Morton Bullman (trombone), Bob Alexander (trombone), Paul Faulise (bass trombone), Albert Richmond (french-horn), Joseph De Angelis (french-horn), Donald Corrado (french-horn), +39 more

  • ANY2952Love Makes Us Whatever We Want To Be (2:36) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: Billy May

  • ANY2953Searching (3:46) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

20 Aug 1982 — Dominican Republic: Altos de Chavón Theatre for "Concert For The Americas" (Showtime: Nov. 11, 1982)

1980s

Concert Recording (Session #2702)

Conductor: Vincent Falcone Jr. | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), The Buddy Rich Orchestra

  • I've Got The World On A String (2:20) - Harold Arlen, Ted Koehler

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • I Get A Kick Out Of You (4:22 spoken intro) - Cole Porter

  • Come Rain Or Come Shine (3:50 spoken intro) - Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • When Your Lover Has Gone (2:55 spoken intro) - Einar Aaron Swan

  • The Lady Is A Tramp (3:40 spoken intro) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Arrangement: Billy Byers

  • The House I Live In (That's America To Me) (5:35 spoken intro) - Lewis Allan, Earl Robinson

  • Searching (3:56 spoken intro) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • My Kind Of Town (3:35 spoken intro) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Something (4:55 spoken intro) - George Harrison

  • The Best Is Yet To Come (3:25 spoken intro) - Cy Coleman, Carolyn Leigh

  • Arrangement: Quincy Jones

  • Strangers In The Night (2:25 spoken intro) - Bert Kaempfert, Charles Singleton, Eddie Snyder

  • Arrangement: Ernie Freeman

  • All Or Nothing At All (4:00 spoken intro) - Arthur Altman, Jack Lawrence

  • The Gal That Got Away / It Never Entered My Mind (medley) (6:05 spoken intro) - Harold Arlen, Ira Gershwin / Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • I've Got You Under My Skin (4:13 spoken intro) - Cole Porter

  • Send In The Clowns (4:10 spoken intro) - Stephen Sondheim

  • Quiet Nights Of Quiet Stars (Corcovado) (3:43 spoken intro) - Antonio Carlos Jobim (Port. w. and music), Gene Lees (Eng. w.)

  • Arrangement: Tony Mottola

  • I Won't Dance (3:55 spoken intro) - Dorothy Fields, Oscar Hammerstein II, Otto Harbach, Jerome Kern, Jimmy McHugh

  • Arrangement: Neal Hefti

  • New York, New York (0:41) - Leonard Bernstein, Betty Comden, Adolph Green

  • Theme From "New York, New York" (5:10 with finale) - Fred Ebb, John Kander

03 Jan 1983 — Burbank, CA: Evergreen Studios

1980s

Other Studio Session (Session #1852)

Conductor: Frank Sinatra | Charles Turner (lead trumpet), Charles Findley (trumpet), John Audino (trumpet), Uan Rasey (trumpet), Dick Nash (trombone), Lloyd Ulyate (trombone), Joe Howard (trombone), James Self (bass trombone), Richard Perissi (french-horn), Henry Sigismonti (french-horn), Arthur Maebe (french-horn), Tommy Johnson (tuba), +9 more

  • Laura (3:50) - Johnny Mercer, David Raksin

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • Time After Time (3:30) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: Billy May

  • Sweet And Lovely (3:10) - Gus Arnheim, Jules Lemare, Harry Tobias

  • The More I See You (3:05) - Mack Gordon, Harry Warren

  • Don't Worry 'Bout Me (3:25) - Rube Bloom, Ted Koehler

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

19 Jan 1983 — New York: RCA Recording Studio

1980s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1855)

Conductor: Joe Parnello | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Charles Turner (trumpet), Dick Perry (trumpet), John Frosk (trumpet), Joe Ferrante (trumpet), Bob Alexander (trombone), Sonny Russo (trombone), Johnny Messner (trombone), Paul Faulise (bass trombone), Donald Corrado (french-horn), Albert Richmond (french-horn), Joseph De Angelis (french-horn), +48 more

  • B1066Searching (unreleased/alt.) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • B1067Love Makes Us Whatever We Want To Be (unreleased/alt.) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: Billy May

  • BNY3127It's Sunday [Orchestra Version] (unreleased) - Susan Birkenhead, Jule Styne

25 Jan 1983 — New York: RCA Recording Studio

1980s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1856)

Conductor: Joe Parnello | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Charles Turner (trumpet), Dick Perry (trumpet), John Frosk (trumpet), Joe Ferrante (trumpet), Bob Alexander (trombone), Sonny Russo (trombone), Johnny Messner (trombone), Paul Faulise (bass trombone), Donald Corrado (french-horn), Albert Richmond (french-horn), Joseph De Angelis (french-horn), +45 more

  • BNY3126Here's To The Band (4:07) - Sharman Howe, Alfred Nittoli, Arthur Schroeck

  • Arrangement: Joe Parnello

  • BNY3127It's Sunday (unreleased/alt.) - Susan Birkenhead, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • D4841All The Way Home (3:53) - Teddy Randazzo

21 Feb 1983 — Hollywood: A&M, Studio 'A' - Frank Sinatra/Lena Horne Quincy Jones Project

1980s

Qwest Studio Session (Session #2795)

Conductor: Quincy Jones | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Lena Horne (vocalist), Jazz all-stars: George Benson (guitar), Ray Brown (bass), Benny Carter (alto saxophone), Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis (tenor saxophone), Steve Gadd (drums), Dizzy Gillespie (trumpet), Milt Jackson (vibes), J.J. Johnson (trombone), Gerry Mulligan (baritone saxophone), Jimmy Smith (organ), +17 more

  • Rehearsal/planning session for unreleased Sinatra/Horne duet project; songs discussed included Mack The Knife, 'Round Midnight, The Lady Is A Tramp, It's All Right With Me, Girl Talk, Blues In The Night — none recorded.

22 Feb 1983 — Hollywood: A&M, Studio 'A' - Frank Sinatra/Lena Horne Quincy Jones Project

1980s

Qwest Studio Session (Session #2749)

Conductor: Quincy Jones | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Lena Horne (vocalist), Big orchestra: Harry "Sweets" Ellison (trumpet), Chuck Findley (trumpet), Snookie Young (trumpet), Jerry Hey (trumpet), Gary Grant (trumpet), Charlie Loper (trombone), Bill Watrous (trombone), George Bohanon (trombone), Bill Reichenbach (trombone), Vince da Rosa (french-horn), +32 more

  • Further rehearsal/planning for the unreleased Sinatra/Horne project; songs discussed included Two For The Road, I've Got You Under My Skin, Believe In Yourself, Let Me Love You, Strangers In The Night, Somethin' Stupid — none recorded.

23 Feb 1983 — Burbank, CA: Evergreen Studios

1980s

Other Studio Session (Session #1857)

Conductor: Frank Sinatra | Charles Turner (lead trumpet), Charles Findley (trumpet), Walter Johnson (trumpet), Uan Rasey (trumpet), Dick Nash (trombone), Charles Loper (trombone), Joe Howard (trombone), Phil Teele (bass trombone), James Self (tuba), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Richard Perissi (french-horn), David Duke (french-horn), +9 more

  • Stella By Starlight (3:20) - Ned Washington, Victor Young

  • Arrangement: Billy May

  • Love Is Here To Stay (3:10) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • Moonlight In Vermont (2:55) - John Blackburn, Karl Suessdorf

  • The Very Thought Of You (3:05) - Ray Noble

  • What's New? (3:25) - Johnny Burke, Bob Haggart

24 Feb 1983 — Hollywood: A&M, Studio 'A' - Frank Sinatra/Lena Horne Quincy Jones Project

1980s

Qwest Studio Session (Session #2750)

Conductor: Quincy Jones | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Lena Horne (vocalist), Jazz all-stars (same as Feb 21)

  • Further rehearsal/planning for the unreleased Sinatra/Horne project; songs discussed included Eyes Of Love, Watch What Happens, Somewhere, A Foggy Day, Ain't Misbehavin', I've Got The World On A String — none recorded.

25 Feb 1983 — Hollywood: A&M, Studio 'A' - Frank Sinatra/Lena Horne Quincy Jones Project

1980s

Qwest Studio Session (Session #2751)

Conductor: Quincy Jones | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Lena Horne (vocalist), Big orchestra (same as Feb 22)

  • Further rehearsal/planning for the unreleased Sinatra/Horne project; songs discussed (possibly for a Ken and Mitzi Welch medley) included Stormy Weather, My Way, You Make Me Feel So Young, From This Moment On, It Was A Very Good Year, L.A. Is My Lady — none recorded.

26 Feb 1983 — Hollywood: A&M, Studio 'A' - Frank Sinatra/Lena Horne Quincy Jones Project

1980s

Qwest Studio Session (Session #2752)

Conductor: Quincy Jones | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Lena Horne (vocalist), Big orchestra (same as Feb 22)

  • Final planning session for the unreleased Sinatra/Horne project, including a proposed guest appearance by Michael Jackson and new songs solicited from Toto, Ashford & Simpson, the Bergmans/Legrand, Rod Temperton, Lionel Richie, Marvin Hamlisch, and Bacharach/Sager — none recorded.

28 Feb 1983 — Burbank, CA: Burbank Studios

1980s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1858)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Tony Mottola (guitar)

  • BNY3127It's Sunday [Guitar Version] (3:35) - Susan Birkenhead, Jule Styne

  • Arrangement: Tony Mottola

16 Mar 1983 — Burbank, CA: Evergreen Studios

1980s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1862)

Conductor: Joe Parnello | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Charles Turner (trumpet), John Audino (trumpet), Uan Rasey (trumpet), Walter Johnson (trumpet), Dick Nash (trombone), Lloyd Ulyate (trombone), Charles Loper (trombone), Stephen Klein (trombone), Martin Harrell (bass trombone), Vincent DeRosa (french-horn), Richard Perissi (french-horn), +13 more

  • How Do You Keep The Music Playing? (4:04 alternate) - Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman, Michel Legrand

  • Arrangement: Joe Parnello

13 Apr 1984 — New York: A&R Studios (1st personnel lineup)

1980s

Qwest Studio Session (Session #2640)

Conductor: Quincy Jones | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Joe Newman (trumpet), Randy Brecker (trumpet), Lew Soloff (trumpet), Alan Rubin (trumpet), Benny Powell (trombone), Urbie Green (trombone), Wayne Andre (trombone), Dave Taylor (bass trombone), Peter Gordon (french-horn), Jerry Peel (french-horn), John Clark (french-horn), +19 more

  • CNY3370-5Until The Real Thing Comes Along (3:04) - Sammy Cahn, Saul Chaplin, L.E. Freeman, Mann Holiner, Alberta Nichols

  • Arrangement: Sam Nestico

  • Frank Sinatra with Quincy Jones and Orchestra.

  • CNY3402-3After You've Gone (3:16) - Henry Creamer, Turner Layton

  • Arrangement: Frank Foster

  • CNY3372Body And Soul (8:24 session takes) - Frank Eyton, Johnny Green, Edward Heyman, Robert Sour

  • Arrangement: Bob James

13 Apr 1984 — New York: A&R Studios (2nd personnel lineup)

1980s

Qwest Studio Session (Session #1865)

Conductor: Quincy Jones | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Joe Newman (trumpet), Randy Brecker (trumpet), Lew Soloff (trumpet), Alan Rubin (trumpet), Benny Powell (trombone), Urbie Green (trombone), Wayne Andre (trombone), Dave Taylor (bass trombone), Peter Gordon (french-horn), Jerry Peel (french-horn), John Clark (french-horn), +33 more

  • CNY3369-2L.A. Is My Lady (3:12 spoken end tag) - Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman, Quincy Jones, Peggy Lipton

  • Arrangement: Dave Matthews, Quincy Jones, Jerry Hey, Torrie Zito

  • Frank Sinatra with Quincy Jones and Orchestra.

13 Apr 1984 — New York: A&R Studios (3rd personnel lineup)

1980s

Qwest Studio Session (Session #1877)

Conductor: Frank Sinatra Jr. | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra (Oct 26, 2007 in Hollywood) featuring: Ron Anthony (guitar), Chuck Berghofer (string bass), Julie Berghofer (harp), Gene Cipriano (woodwinds), Gary Foster (woodwinds), Tom Ranier (piano), Peter Erskine (drums), Assa Drori (concertmaster)

  • Body And Soul (4:17 new arrangement) - Frank Eyton, Johnny Green, Edward Heyman, Robert Sour

  • Arrangement: Torrie Zito

  • Previously unreleased 1984 vocal with newly recorded ballad-style orchestration (2007).

16 Apr 1984 — New York: A&R Studios

1980s

Qwest Studio Session (Session #1873)

Conductor: Quincy Jones | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Joe Newman (trumpet), Randy Brecker (trumpet), Jon Faddis (trumpet), Alan Rubin (trumpet), Benny Powell (trombone), Urbie Green (trombone), Wayne Andre (trombone), Dave Taylor (bass trombone), Robert Carlisle (french-horn), Jerry Peel (french-horn), John Clark (french-horn), +17 more

  • CNY3394-2The Best Of Everything (2:47) - Fred Ebb, John Kander

  • Arrangement: Joe Parnello

  • Frank Sinatra with Quincy Jones and Orchestra.

  • CNY3397-2It's All Right With Me (2:40) - Cole Porter

  • Arrangement: Sam Nestico

  • CNY3398-3Mack The Knife (4:50) - Bertolt Brecht (Ger. w.), Marc Blitzstein (Eng. w.), Kurt Weill

  • Arrangement: Frank Foster

  • Frank Sinatra with Major "Mule" Holley ("grunt" bass solo).

  • CNY3401-5A Hundred Years From Today (3:06) - Ned Washington, Joe Young, Victor Young

17 Apr 1984 — New York: A&R Studios (1st personnel lineup)

1980s

Qwest Studio Session (Session #1870)

Conductor: Quincy Jones | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Joe Newman (trumpet), Randy Brecker (trumpet), Jon Faddis (trumpet), Lew Soloff (trumpet), Benny Powell (trombone), Urbie Green (trombone), Wayne Andre (trombone), Dave Taylor (bass trombone), Peter Gordon (french-horn), Jerry Peel (french-horn), John Clark (french-horn), +16 more

  • CNY3396-2Teach Me Tonight (3:45) - Sammy Cahn, Gene De Paul

  • Arrangement: Torrie Zito

  • CNY3399Stormy Weather (unreleased/alt.) - Harold Arlen, Ted Koehler

  • Arrangement: Sam Nestico

  • CNY3400-2If I Should Lose You (2:37) - Ralph Rainger, Leo Robin

17 Apr 1984 — New York: A&R Studios (2nd personnel lineup)

1980s

Qwest Studio Session (Session #1871)

Conductor: Quincy Jones | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Joe Newman (trumpet), Randy Brecker (trumpet), Jon Faddis (trumpet), Lew Soloff (trumpet), Benny Powell (trombone), Urbie Green (trombone), Wayne Andre (trombone), Dave Taylor (bass trombone), Peter Gordon (french-horn), Jerry Peel (french-horn), John Clark (french-horn), +30 more

  • CNY3395-2How Do You Keep The Music Playing? (3:52) - Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman, Michel Legrand

  • Arrangement: Joe Parnello

18 Apr 1984 — New York: A&R Studios

1980s

Qwest Studio Session (Session #1874)

Conductor: Quincy Jones | George Benson (guitar), Major "Mule" Holley (string bass), Ed Walsh (synthesizer), Stephen Gadd (drums)

  • (No tracks listed.)

17 May 1984 — Los Angeles: Ocean Way Studios

1980s

Qwest Studio Session (Session #1876)

Conductor: Bob Florence | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Oscar Brashear (trumpet), Gary Grant (trumpet), Snooky Young (trumpet), Jerry Hey (trumpet), Bill Reichenbach (trombone), Lew McCreary (trombone), Bill Watrous (trombone), George Bohanon (trombone), Henry Sigismonti (french-horn), Sidney Muldrow (french-horn), David Duke (french-horn), +11 more

  • CNY3395How Do You Keep The Music Playing? (3:55 alternate) - Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman, Michel Legrand

  • Arrangement: Bob Florence

  • CNY3399Stormy Weather (3:39) - Harold Arlen, Ted Koehler

  • Arrangement: Sam Nestico

Jun 1984 — New York: Carnegie Hall

1980s

Concert Recording (Session #1878)

Conductor: Joe Parnello | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Joe Parnello (piano), Tony Mottola (guitar), Irv Cottler (drums), Orchestra

  • Fly Me To The Moon (In Other Words) (2:35) - Bart Howard

  • Arrangement: Quincy Jones

  • Luck, Be A Lady (6:10 spoken intro) - Frank Loesser

  • Arrangement: Billy May

  • This Is All I Ask (3:49 spoken intro) - Gordon Jenkins

  • Arrangement: Gordon Jenkins

  • Come Rain Or Come Shine (3:49) - Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • My Way (3:34 spoken intro) - Paul Anka (Eng. w.), Claude François (Fr. w. and music), Jacques Revaux, Gilles Thibault

  • Teach Me Tonight (4:32 spoken intro) - Sammy Cahn, Gene De Paul

  • Arrangement: Torrie Zito

  • Pennies From Heaven (4:12 spoken intro) - Johnny Burke, Arthur Johnston

  • Arrangement: Neal Hefti

21 Sep 1984 — London: Royal Albert Hall

1980s

Concert Recording (Session #2621)

Conductor: Joe Parnello | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Tony Mottola (guitar), Orchestra

  • Fly Me To The Moon (In Other Words) (2:20) - Bart Howard

  • The Lady Is A Tramp (2:57) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Come Rain Or Come Shine (3:44) - Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer

  • This Is All I Ask (3:54) - Gordon Jenkins

  • L.A. Is My Lady (2:57) - Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman, Quincy Jones, Peggy Lipton

  • Pennies From Heaven (4:03 spoken intro) - Johnny Burke, Arthur Johnston

  • Luck, Be A Lady (4:42) - Frank Loesser

  • My Way (2:53) - Paul Anka (Eng. w.), Claude François (Fr. w. and music), Jacques Revaux, Gilles Thibault

  • Here's To The Band (4:35 spoken intro) - Sharman Howe, Alfred Nittoli, Arthur Schroeck

  • These Foolish Things (Remind Me Of You) (3:54 spoken intro) - Harry Link, Holt Marvell, Jack Strachey

  • Guess I'll Hang My Tears Out To Dry (4:01 spoken intro) - Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne

  • Don't Worry 'Bout Me (3:35 spoken intro) - Rube Bloom, Ted Koehler

  • Theme From "New York, New York" (4:15) - Fred Ebb, John Kander

  • Strangers In The Night (2:05) - Bert Kaempfert, Charles Singleton, Eddie Snyder

  • Mack The Knife (4:40) - Bertolt Brecht (Ger. w.), Marc Blitzstein (Eng. w.), Kurt Weill

18 Apr 1985 — Tokyo, Japan: Budokan Hall for "Sinatra In Japan" (TV broadcast in Japan: April 26, 1985)

1980s

Concert Recording (Session #1884)

Conductor: Joe Parnello | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Joe Parnello (piano), Tony Mottola (guitar), Don Baldini (string bass), Irv Cottler (drums), Tony Gorruso (lead trumpet), Bob Scannapieco (lead trombone), Bob Pierson (lead saxophone), Mark Barnett (percussion), Orchestra

  • Overture (4:06 orchestra) -

  • Where Or When (3:33) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Arrangement: Quincy Jones

  • Fly Me To The Moon (In Other Words) (2:40 spoken intro) - Bart Howard

  • Autumn Leaves (2:47 spoken intro) - Joseph Kosma, Johnny Mercer (Eng. w.), Jacques Prevert (Fr. w.)

  • Arrangement: Gordon Jenkins

  • The Lady Is A Tramp (3:31) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Arrangement: Billy Byers

  • My Way (2:46) - Paul Anka (Eng. w.), Claude François (Fr. w. and music), Jacques Revaux, Gilles Thibault

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • I've Got You Under My Skin (4:03) - Cole Porter

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • Something (4:59 spoken intro) - George Harrison

  • I Get A Kick Out Of You (3:36 edit) - Cole Porter

  • This Is All I Ask (3:33 spoken intro) - Gordon Jenkins

  • My Kind Of Town (2:52) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • Someone To Watch Over Me (3:02) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • All Or Nothing At All (3:56 intro/outro) - Arthur Altman, Jack Lawrence

  • Here's That Rainy Day (3:56) - Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen

  • Mack The Knife (6:21) - Bertolt Brecht (Ger. w.), Marc Blitzstein (Eng. w.), Kurt Weill

  • Arrangement: Frank Foster

  • Concierto de Aranjuez – Tony Mottola solo guitar (4:05 instrumental) -

  • My Funny Valentine (3:31 spoken intro) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • L.A. Is My Lady (2:58 spoken intro) - Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman, Quincy Jones, Peggy Lipton

  • Strangers In The Night (2:13) - Bert Kaempfert, Charles Singleton, Eddie Snyder

  • Arrangement: Ernie Freeman

  • Come Rain Or Come Shine (3:35 spoken intro) - Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer

  • Pennies From Heaven (4:08 spoken intro) - Johnny Burke, Arthur Johnston

  • One For My Baby (And One More For The Road) (5:16 spoken intro) - Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer

  • Theme From "New York, New York" (6:02 spoken intro) - Fred Ebb, John Kander

14 Mar 1986 — East Rutherford, NJ: Brendan Byrne Arena, Meadowlands Sports Complex

1980s

Concert Recording (Session #1883)

Conductor: Bill Miller | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Bill Miller (piano), Tony Mottola (guitar), Don Baldini (bass), Irv Cottler (drums), Orchestra

  • Overture (3:40) - My Way / I Get A Kick Out Of You / Young At Heart / Nancy / This Love Of Mine / High Hopes / I've Got You Under My Skin / My Kind Of Town / All The Way / Strangers In The Night

  • Without A Song (4:12) - Edward Eliscu, Billy Rose, Vincent Youmans

  • Arrangement: Sy Oliver

  • Where Or When (3:40) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Arrangement: Billy Byers

  • For Once In My Life (2:48) - Ronald Miller, Orlando Murden

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • Nice 'n' Easy (3:00) - Alan Bergman, Marilyn Keith [Bergman], Lew Spence

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • My Heart Stood Still (3:14 spoken intro) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Change Partners (3:44 spoken intro) - Irving Berlin

  • Arrangement: Joe Parnello

  • It Was A Very Good Year (4:51 spoken intro) - Ervin Drake

  • Arrangement: Gordon Jenkins

  • You Make Me Feel So Young (3:06) - Mack Gordon, Josef Myrow

  • The Gal That Got Away (4:23) - Harold Arlen, Ira Gershwin

  • Theme From "New York, New York" (4:11 spoken intro) - Fred Ebb, John Kander

  • Come Rain Or Come Shine (3:43 spoken intro) - Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer

  • Bewitched, Bothered And Bewildered (3:36 spoken intro) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Moonlight In Vermont (3:53 spoken intro) - John Blackburn, Karl Suessdorf

  • Arrangement: Billy May

  • L.A. Is My Lady (3:06 spoken intro) - Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman, Quincy Jones, Peggy Lipton

  • I've Got You Under My Skin (4:42 spoken intro) - Cole Porter

  • Someone To Watch Over Me (3:09) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • One For My Baby (And One More For The Road) (5:48 spoken intro) - Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer

  • Mack The Knife (4:20 spoken intro) - Bertolt Brecht (Ger. w.), Marc Blitzstein (Eng. w.), Kurt Weill

  • Arrangement: Frank Foster

  • Finale: New York Bows (1:18) - Fred Ebb, John Kander

04 Jul 1986 — Los Angeles: Tribute To Lew Wasserman For His 50th Anniversary With MCA

1980s

Private Recording (Session #2394)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Bill Miller (piano)

  • The Gentleman Is A Champ (4:33) - Sammy Cahn (special lyrics), Richard Rodgers

  • Videotaped performance (FS unable to attend in person due to surgery recovery); pressed onto 7-inch souvenir records for 800 guests.

30 Oct 1986 — Burbank, CA: Evergreen Studios

1980s

Qwest Studio Session (Session #1885)

Conductor: Bill Miller | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Charles Davis (trumpet), Walter Johnson (trumpet), John Madrid (trumpet), Frank Szabo (trumpet), Les Benedict (trombone), Dick Hyde (trombone), Charles Loper (trombone), Dick Noel (trombone), Ron Loofbourron (french-horn), Ralph Pollock (french-horn), Henry Sigismonti (french-horn), +31 more

  • BB002366-4The Girls I Never Kissed (3:30) - Jerry Leiber, Mike Stoller

  • Arrangement: Billy May

  • BB002367-3Only One To A Customer (2:47) - Carolyn Leigh, Jule Styne

30 Oct 1986 — Burbank, CA: Evergreen Studios - Voice Overdubbing Session

1980s

Qwest Studio Session (Session #1886)

Conductor: Quincy Jones | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra recorded April 16, 1984 at A & R Recording Studio, New York.

  • CNY33985Mack The Knife (4:50) - Bertolt Brecht (Ger. w.), Marc Blitzstein (Eng. w.), Kurt Weill

  • Arrangement: Frank Foster

  • Frank Sinatra with Major "Mule" Holley ("grunt" bass solo) & Quincy Jones and Orchestra.

Dec 1986 — Las Vegas: Golden Nugget

1980s

Concert Recording (Session #2708)

Conductor: Bill Miller | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Irv Cottler (drums), Jim Hughart (bass), Ron Anthony (guitar), Kenny Harkins (piano), Orchestra

  • Intro & Announcement/A Lovely Way To Spend An Evening (0:40 orchestra) - Harold Adamson, Jimmy McHugh

  • I've Got The World On A String (2:24) - Harold Arlen, Ted Koehler

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • What Now My Love? (2:30) - Gilbert Bécaud, Pierre Delanoe (Fr. w.), Carl Sigman (Eng. w.)

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • I Get A Kick Out Of You (4:56 spoken intro) - Cole Porter

  • My Heart Stood Still (3:31) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Luck, Be A Lady (5:14 spoken intro) - Frank Loesser

  • Arrangement: Billy May

  • I've Got A Crush On You (2:30 spoken intro) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • Mack The Knife (4:25 spoken intro) - Bertolt Brecht (Ger. w.), Marc Blitzstein (Eng. w.), Kurt Weill

  • Arrangement: Frank Foster

  • The Girls I Never Kissed (4:10 spoken intro) - Jerry Leiber, Mike Stoller

  • For Once In My Life (2:48) - Ronald Miller, Orlando Murden

  • Someone To Watch Over Me (3:36 spoken intro) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • Maybe This Time (3:00 spoken intro) - Fred Ebb, John Kander

  • I've Got You Under My Skin (4:10 spoken intro) - Cole Porter

  • Only One To A Customer (3:30 spoken intro) - Carolyn Leigh, Jule Styne

  • I Have Dreamed (3:20 spoken intro) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

  • My Way (3:15 spoken intro) - Paul Anka (Eng. w.), Claude François (Fr. w. and music), Jacques Revaux, Gilles Thibault

  • Theme From "New York, New York" (4:00 spoken intro) - Fred Ebb, John Kander

Apr 1987 — Las Vegas: Golden Nugget

1980s

Concert Recording (Session #1889)

Conductor: Bill Miller | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Lou Levy (piano), Ron Anthony (guitar), James Hughart (string bass), Irv Cottler (drums), Orchestra

  • I've Got The World On A String (2:39 spoken intro) - Harold Arlen, Ted Koehler

  • At Long Last Love (2:31) - Robert Katscher, Cole Porter

  • Arrangement: Neal Hefti

  • Witchcraft (2:43) - Cy Coleman, Carolyn Leigh

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • The Gal That Got Away / It Never Entered My Mind (medley) (6:52 spoken intro) - Harold Arlen, Ira Gershwin / Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • For Once In My Life (3:05) - Ronald Miller, Orlando Murden

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • My Heart Stood Still (3:22 spoken intro) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • You Are The Sunshine Of My Life (2:46) - Stevie Wonder

  • Spring Is Here (3:26) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • What Now My Love? (2:37) - Gilbert Bécaud, Pierre Delanoe (Fr. w.), Carl Sigman (Eng. w.)

  • I Get Along Without You Very Well (4:08 spoken intro) - Hoagy Carmichael, Jane Thompson

  • Pennies From Heaven (3:41) - Johnny Burke, Arthur Johnston

  • Arrangement: Quincy Jones

  • Angel Eyes (7:45 spoken intro) - Earl Brent, Matt Dennis

  • Mack The Knife (4:22 spoken intro) - Bertolt Brecht (Ger. w.), Marc Blitzstein (Eng. w.), Kurt Weill

  • Arrangement: Frank Foster

29 Sep 1987 — Burbank, CA: Evergreen Studios

1980s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1891)

Conductor: Bill Miller | Charles Davis (flugelhorn), Dick Noel (trombone), Les Benedict (trombone), George Bohanon (trombone), Dich Hyde (trombone), Tommy Johnson (tuba), Ralph Pollock (french-horn), Marni Johnson (french-horn), Joe Meyer (french-horn), Ronny Lang (flute), Lanny Morgan (flute), Bob Cooper (flute), +8 more

  • D004833Leave It All To Me (orchestra) - Paul Anka, Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman

  • Arrangement: Torrie Zito

  • Voice track overdubbed January 18, 1988 in Burbank.

24 Oct 1987 — Dallas, TX: Reunion Arena

1980s

Concert Recording (Session #1890)

Conductor: Bill Miller | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Overture (3:51 orchestra) -

  • You Are The Sunshine Of My Life (2:24) - Stevie Wonder

  • What Now My Love? (2:31) - Gilbert Bécaud, Pierre Delanoe (Fr. w.), Carl Sigman (Eng. w.)

  • My Heart Stood Still (3:19) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Moonlight In Vermont (3:55) - John Blackburn, Karl Suessdorf

  • Summer Wind (3:03) - Hans Bradtke (Ger. w.), Heinz Meier, Johnny Mercer (Eng. w.)

  • You Will Be My Music (4:57) - Joe Raposo

  • More Than You Know (3:24) - Edward Eliscu, Billy Rose, Vincent Youmans

  • Mack The Knife (4:32) - Bertolt Brecht (Ger. w.), Marc Blitzstein (Eng. w.), Kurt Weill

  • What's New? (3:15) - Johnny Burke, Bob Haggart

  • Bewitched, Bothered And Bewildered (4:23) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Angel Eyes (4:25) - Earl Brent, Matt Dennis

  • If (3:52) - David Gates

  • When Joanna Loved Me (3:12) - Jack Segal, Robert Wells

  • For Once In My Life (2:54) - Ronald Miller, Orlando Murden

  • Lonely Town (4:09) - Leonard Bernstein, Betty Comden, Adolph Green

  • Theme From "New York, New York" (3:55) - Fred Ebb, John Kander

  • Where Or When (4:11) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • My Way (3:41 long intro) - Paul Anka (Eng. w.), Claude François (Fr. w. and music), Jacques Revaux, Gilles Thibault

  • Maybe This Time (2:56) - Fred Ebb, John Kander

  • Arrangement: Don Costa

  • The Lady Is A Tramp (2:40) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

18 Jan 1988 — Burbank, CA: Voice Overdubbing Session

1980s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1900)

Conductor: Bill Miller | Frank Sinatra (vocalist). Orchestra recorded September 29, 1987.

  • D004833Leave It All To Me (3:20) - Paul Anka, Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman

  • Arrangement: Torrie Zito

  • The Girls I Never Kissed (unreleased) - Jerry Leiber, Mike Stoller

06 Jun 1988 — Burbank, CA: Evergreen Studios (1st personnel lineup)

1980s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1919)

Conductor: Billy May | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Buddy Childers (trumpet), Walter Johnson (trumpet), Jack Sheldon (trumpet), Snooky Young (trumpet), Carl Fontana (trombone), Charles Loper (trombone), Bill Watrous (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Jeff Clayton (saxophone/woodwinds), Daniel Higgins (saxophone/woodwinds), Plas Johnson (saxophone/woodwinds), +24 more

  • BB002635My Foolish Heart (3:11 orchestra) - Ned Washington, Victor Young

  • Arrangement: Billy May

  • Frank Sinatra with Jack Sheldon (trumpet solo); electronic duet with Frank Sinatra Jr. dubbed January 4, 1990.

  • BB002636Cry Me A River (5:43 orchestra) - Arthur Hamilton

06 Jun 1988 — Burbank, CA: Evergreen Studios (2nd personnel lineup)

1980s

Reprise Studio Session (Session #1906)

Conductor: Billy Rogers | Buddy Childers (trumpet), Walter Johnson (trumpet), Jack Sheldon (trumpet), Snooky Young (trumpet), Carl Fontana (trombone), Charles Loper (trombone), Bill Watrous (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Jeff Clayton (saxophone/woodwinds), Daniel Higgins (saxophone/woodwinds), Plas Johnson (saxophone/woodwinds), Jack Nimitz (saxophone/woodwinds), +23 more

  • BB002637If Ever I Would Leave You (4:00 orchestra) - Alan Jay Lerner, Frederick Loewe

  • Arrangement: Bill Rogers

  • BB002638Softly, As In A Morning Sunrise (3:36 orchestra) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Sigmund Romberg

03 Sep 1988 — Atlantic City, NJ: Bally's Grandstand

1980s

Concert Recording (Session #1939)

Conductor: Frank Sinatra Jr. | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Tony Bennett (vocalist), The Ralph Sharon Trio, Orchestra

  • The Lady Is A Tramp (2:40) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Arrangement: Billy Byers

  • Frank Sinatra with Tony Bennett.

Dec 1988 — Detroit, MI: Fox Theatre

1980s

Concert Recording (Session #2619)

Conductor: Frank Sinatra Jr. | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Strangers In The Night (2:21) - Bert Kaempfert, Charles Singleton, Eddie Snyder

Dec 1988 — Detroit, MI: Fox Theatre for "Frank, Liza & Sammy: The Ultimate Event" (Showtime PPV: May 20, 1989)

1980s

Concert Recording (Session #2699)

Conductor: Frank Sinatra Jr. | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Liza Minnelli (vocalist), Sammy Davis Jr. (vocalist), Orchestra. Program recorded Nov 30 - Dec 4, 1988.

  • Where Or When (3:20) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • For Once In My Life (2:55 spoken intro) - Ronald Miller, Orlando Murden

  • Mack The Knife (4:00) - Bertolt Brecht (Ger. w.), Marc Blitzstein (Eng. w.), Kurt Weill

  • One For My Baby (And One More For The Road) (6:15 spoken intro) - Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer

  • My Way (4:10 spoken intro) - Paul Anka (Eng. w.), Claude François (Fr. w. and music), Jacques Revaux, Gilles Thibault

  • Extended medley (18:10) with Liza Minnelli and Sammy Davis Jr.: Style / Witchcraft / Liza With A 'Z' / Talk To The Animals / All Or Nothing At All / Money Makes The World Go 'Round / Once In A Lifetime / I've Got You Under My Skin / Maybe This Time / I Gotta Be Me / All The Way / Old Friends / The Birth Of The Blues / The Lady Is A Tramp / And The World Goes Round / There's A Boat That's Leaving Soon For New York / New York, New York

  • Theme From "New York, New York" (1:10) - Fred Ebb, John Kander

02 Dec 1988 — Detroit, MI: Fox Theatre

1980s

Concert Recording (Session #2432)

Conductor: Frank Sinatra Jr. | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • Soliloquy (11:15) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

03 Dec 1988 — Detroit, MI: Fox Theatre

1980s

Concert Recording (Session #2431)

Conductor: Frank Sinatra Jr. | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Orchestra

  • In The Still Of The Night (3:37) - Cole Porter

Jun 1990 — New York: Radio City Music Hall

1990s

Concert Recording (Session #1910)

Conductor: Frank Sinatra Jr. | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Bill Miller (piano), Ron Anthony (guitar), James Hughart (string bass), Sol Gubin (drums), Orchestra

  • For Once In My Life (3:00) - Ronald Miller, Orlando Murden

  • Strangers In The Night (2:39 spoken intro) - Bert Kaempfert, Charles Singleton, Eddie Snyder

  • Mack The Knife (4:49 spoken intro) - Bertolt Brecht (Ger. w.), Marc Blitzstein (Eng. w.), Kurt Weill

  • Summer Wind (3:10) - Hans Bradtke (Ger. w.), Heinz Meier, Johnny Mercer (Eng. w.)

  • Theme From "New York, New York" (3:39) - Fred Ebb, John Kander

  • Bows – Good-Bye (2:01 orchestra) -

03 Dec 1990 — Beverly Hills, CA: Beverly Hilton for Society Of Singers / "The Best Is Yet To Come" (CBS: 12/16/90)

1990s

Concert Recording (Session #2409)

Conductor: Henry Mancini | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Ella Fitzgerald (vocalist), Orchestra

  • The Lady Is A Tramp (2:06) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Frank Sinatra with Ella Fitzgerald. Society of Singers "Ella" lifetime achievement award tribute; footage aired on the CBS special produced by Tina Sinatra and George Schlatter, incorporating the Dec 10, 1990 Meadowlands performance.

10 Dec 1990 — East Rutherford, NJ: Meadowlands for "Sinatra 75: The Best Is Yet To Come" (CBS: Dec. 16, 1990)

1990s

Concert Recording (Session #2410)

Conductor: Frank Sinatra Jr. | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Liza Minnelli (vocalist), Steve Lawrence (vocalist), Eydie Gormé (vocalist), Orchestra. 75th birthday TV special.

  • The Best is Yet To Come (3:15) - Cy Coleman, Carolyn Leigh

  • Summer Wind (2:40 spoken intro) - Hans Bradtke (Ger. w.), Heinz Meier, Johnny Mercer (Eng. w.)

  • For Once In My Life (2:35) - Ronald Miller, Orlando Murden

  • Theme From "New York, New York" (4:53 spoken intro) - Fred Ebb, John Kander

  • Frank Sinatra with Liza Minnelli.

  • Where Or When (3:53 spoken intro) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Medley with Steve Lawrence & Eydie Gormé: When You're Smiling / Young At Heart / Zing! Went The Strings Of My Heart

06 Mar 1991 — Melbourne, Australia: National Tennis Arena (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

1990s

Television Recording (Session #2766)

Conductor: Frank Sinatra Jr. | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Steve Lawrence (vocalist), Eydie Gormé (vocalist), Melbourne Symphony Orchestra

  • I've Got The World On A String (2:10) - Harold Arlen, Ted Koehler

  • You Make Me Feel So Young (3:24) -

  • Come Rain Or Come Shine (2:35) - Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer

  • For Once In My Life (2:35) - Ronald Miller, Orlando Murden

  • Luck, Be A Lady (3:33) - Frank Loesser

  • The Lady Is A Tramp (3:28) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • My Heart Stood Still (3:18) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • The Best Is Yet To Come (3:02) - Cy Coleman, Carolyn Leigh

  • Strangers In The Night (3:00) - Bert Kaempfert, Charles Singleton, Eddie Snyder

  • What Now My Love? (2:36) - Gilbert Bécaud, Pierre Delanoe (Fr. w.), Carl Sigman (Eng. w.)

  • Soliloquy (11:25) - Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

  • Mack The Knife - Bertolt Brecht (Ger. w.), Marc Blitzstein (Eng. w.), Kurt Weill

  • Angel Eyes (4:12) - Earl Brent, Matt Dennis

  • Theme From "New York, New York" (3:32) - Fred Ebb, John Kander

  • Extended medley with Steve Lawrence & Eydie Gormé (24 songs): All Or Nothing At All / Bewitched / Come Fly With Me / Oh! Look At Me Now / Night And Day / Day In, Day Out / I Thought About You / Saturday Night / Come Dance With Me / I Won't Dance / I Get A Kick Out Of You / The Tender Trap / Witchcraft / I've Got The World On A String / Lovely Way To Spend An Evening / This Love Of Mine / You Make Me Feel So Young / I'll Never Smile Again / Everything Happens To Me / All The Way / One For My Baby / That's Life / When You're Smiling / Young At Heart / Zing! Went The Strings Of My Heart

  • My Way (4:10) - Paul Anka (Eng. w.), Claude François (Fr. w. and music), Jacques Revaux, Gilles Thibault

27 Aug 1991 — Beverly Hills, CA: Michael Lloyd Studios (1st personnel lineup)

1990s

Other Studio Session (Session #1914)

Musicians: Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Bill Miller (piano), Frank Sinatra Jr. (piano), Michael Lloyd (electronic string sound, recorded Sep 2, 1991), Chancel Choir of the Beverly Hills Presbyterian Church (recorded Sep 6, 1991) [Debby Lytton Lloyd, Barbara Hancock, Cheryl Roach, Susan Richter, +4 more

  • Silent Night, Holy Night (unreleased) - Franz Gruber, Joseph Mohr

  • Frank Sinatra with Bill Miller (piano), first two takes.

  • Silent Night, Holy Night (2:40 take 3, 1st mix) - Franz Gruber, Joseph Mohr

  • Frank Sinatra with Frank Sinatra Jr. (piano), takes 3-4.

27 Aug 1991 — Beverly Hills, CA: Michael Lloyd Studios (2nd personnel lineup)

1990s

Other Studio Session (Session #1912)

Conductor: Frank Sinatra Jr. | Frank Sinatra (vocalist). Orchestra recorded March 23, 2004 including: Bill Miller (celeste), Al Viola (guitar), Ron Anthony (guitar), Chuck Berghofer (string bass), James Hughart (string bass), Larry Bunker (percussion)

  • Silent Night, Holy Night (3:27 overdub) - Franz Gruber, Joseph Mohr

  • Arrangement: Johnny Mandel

  • 1991 FS vocal with newly recorded 2004 orchestration.

10 Sep 1991 — Hollywood: Warner Bros. Stage 1 - Lee Faulkner Film Distribution Session for "The Setting Sun"

1990s

Movie/Film Recording (Session #2543)

Conductor: Billy May | Buddy Childers (trumpet), Dick Nash (trombone), Lloyd Ulyate (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), James Thatcher (french-horn), Louise Dissman (woodwinds), Ronny Lang (woodwinds), Gene Cipriano (woodwinds), Bob Cooper (woodwinds), Jack Nimitz (woodwinds), David Frisina (violin), Assa Drori (violin), +23 more

  • The Setting Sun (orchestra) - Sammy Cahn, Maurice Jarre

  • Arrangement: Billy May

  • Recorded for a Japanese film ("The Setting Sun"/"Rakuyô," 1992); FS reportedly disliked the song and found it difficult — Ella Fitzgerald ultimately recorded it for the film.

28 Jun 1993 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (1st session)

1990s

Capitol II Studio Session (Session #1921)

Conductor: Patrick Williams | Frank Szabo (trumpet), Robert O'Donnell Jr. (trumpet), Charles Davis (trumpet), Conte Candoli (trumpet), Oscar Brashear (trumpet), Dick Nash (trombone), George Bohanon (trombone), Dick Hyde (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), James Thatcher (french-horn), Brian O'Connor (french-horn), Steven Becknell (french-horn), +38 more

  • Come Fly With Me (3:20 orchestra) - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

  • The Lady Is A Tramp (4:00 orchestra) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • I Get A Kick Out Of You (4:00 orchestra) - Cole Porter

  • I've Got You Under My Skin (3:20 orchestra) - Cole Porter

28 Jun 1993 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower (2nd session)

1990s

Capitol II Studio Session (Session #1925)

Conductor: Patrick Williams | (same orchestra personnel as 1st session)

  • One For My Baby (And One More For The Road) (4:40 orchestra) - Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer

  • Where Or When (3:00 orchestra) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • I've Got The World On A String (2:20 orchestra) - Harold Arlen, Ted Koehler

  • Come Rain Or Come Shine (4:00 orchestra) - Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer

29 Jun 1993 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower

1990s

Capitol II Studio Session (Session #1923)

Conductor: Patrick Williams | (same orchestra personnel)

  • I Get A Kick Out Of You (4:00 orchestra) - Cole Porter

  • I've Got You Under My Skin (3:18 orchestra) - Cole Porter

  • Where Or When (3:02 orchestra) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Come Rain Or Come Shine (4:00 orchestra) - Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer

01 Jul 1993 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower

1990s

Capitol II Studio Session (Session #1947)

Conductor: Patrick Williams | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), (same orchestra personnel), +45 more

  • "Duets" album electronic-duet vocal overdubs: The Lady Is A Tramp with Luther Vandross (dubbed Jul 10)

  • They Can't Take That Away From Me with Natalie Cole (dubbed Jul 26)

  • Come Rain Or Come Shine with Gloria Estefan (dubbed Aug 11)

  • Medley: All The Way / One For My Baby with Kenny G (dubbed Jul 27 & Aug 24)

  • I've Got You Under My Skin with Bono (dubbed Aug 26)

  • I've Got The World On A String with Liza Minnelli (dubbed Aug 29)

  • Come Fly With Me with Luis Miguel (dubbed Aug 10, 1994)

02 Jul 1993 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower

1990s

Capitol II Studio Session (Session #1948)

Conductor: Patrick Williams | (same orchestra personnel), +41 more

  • You Make Me Feel So Young (3:25 orchestra) - Mack Gordon, Josef Myrow

  • My Way (4:22 orchestra) - Paul Anka (Eng. w.), Claude François (Fr. w. and music), Jacques Revaux, Gilles Thibault

  • I've Got A Crush On You (3:42 orchestra) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • Theme From "New York, New York" (3:30 orchestra) - Fred Ebb, John Kander

06 Jul 1993 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower

1990s

Capitol II Studio Session (Session #1993)

Conductor: Patrick Williams | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), (same orchestra personnel), Tom Scott (saxophone/woodwinds), Richard Mitchell (saxophone/woodwinds), +40 more

  • Further "Duets" album electronic-duet vocal overdubs: What Now My Love? with Aretha Franklin (dubbed Jul 30)

  • Summer Wind with Julio Iglesias (dubbed Jul 19)

  • Theme From "New York, New York" with Tony Bennett (dubbed Aug 11)

  • I've Got A Crush On You with Barbra Streisand (dubbed Aug 17)

  • You Make Me Feel So Young with Natalie Cole (dubbed Jul 26) and Charles Aznavour (dubbed Aug 21)

  • My Way with Jon Secada (dubbed Dec 17, 1993), Willie Nelson (dubbed May 10, 1994) and Luciano Pavarotti (dubbed Aug 19, 1994)

  • For Once In My Life with Aretha Franklin (dubbed Jul 28), Gladys Knight (dubbed May 24, 1994) and Stevie Wonder (dubbed Oct 4, 1994)

09 Jul 1993 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower

1990s

Capitol II Studio Session (Session #1950)

Conductor: Patrick Williams | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Rick Baptist (trumpet), Robert O'Donnell Jr. (trumpet), Warren Luening (trumpet), Conte Candoli (trumpet), Oscar Brashear (trumpet), Dick Nash (trombone), George Bohanon (trombone), Dick Hyde (trombone), Tommy Johnson (trombone), James Thatcher (french-horn), Steve Becknell (french-horn), +39 more

  • "Duets" electronic-duet vocal overdubs: Witchcraft with Anita Baker (dubbed Aug 24, 1993)

  • Medley: Guess I'll Hang My Tears Out To Dry / In The Wee Small Hours Of The Morning with Carly Simon (dubbed Aug 10, 1993)

  • Luck, Be A Lady with Chrissie Hynde (dubbed Sep 9 & 22, 1994) and Arturo Sandoval (trumpet solo)

  • My Kind Of Town with Frank Sinatra Jr. (dubbed Jul 27, 1993)

  • Fly Me To The Moon (In Other Words) (unreleased) - Bart Howard

  • The One I Love (Belongs To Somebody Else) (orchestra) - Isham Jones, Gus Kahn

05 Aug 1993 — Hollywood: Westlake Studios - Sweetening Sessions

1990s

Capitol II Studio Session (Session #1954)

Conductor: Jerry Hey | Jerry Hey (trumpet), Gary Grant (trumpet), Lew McCreary (trombone), Charles Loper (trombone)

  • Orchestral sweetening overdubs for "Duets" tracks: Come Rain Or Come Shine, The Lady Is A Tramp, They Can't Take That Away From Me, Theme From "New York, New York", Luck Be A Lady, What Now My Love?

06 Aug 1993 — Hollywood: Westlake Studios - Sweetening Sessions

1990s

Capitol II Studio Session (Session #1953)

Conductor: Patrick Williams | Assa Drori (violin), Robert Sanov (violin), Michael Markman (violin), Gordon Marron (violin), Joe Lyle (violin), Murray Adler (violin), Brian Leonard (violin), Kwihee Shamban (violin)

  • Orchestral sweetening overdubs for "Duets" tracks: Summer Wind, Theme From "New York, New York", Come Rain Or Come Shine, What Now My Love?, I've Got The World On A String, Witchcraft

13 Aug 1993 — New York: Hit Factory - Sweetening Session

1990s

Capitol II Studio Session (Session #1962)

Musicians: Billy Stritch (piano)

  • I Concentrate On You - Cole Porter

  • Sweetening overdub.

17 Aug 1993 — Studio City, CA: Todd-AO Studio

1990s

Capitol II Studio Session (Session #1961)

Conductor: Patrick Williams | Barbra Streisand (vocalist), Bill Watrous (trombone), Robert Payne (trombone), Randall Aldcroft (trombone), Dick Hyde (trombone), William Lane (french-horn), William Alsup (french-horn), Ronald Applegate (french-horn), David Shostac (woodwinds), Lisa Edelstein (woodwinds), Gene Cipriano (woodwinds), Emily Bernstein (woodwinds), +44 more

  • I've Got A Crush On You - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • Arrangement: Patrick Williams

  • Barbra Streisand's vocal and backing recorded at this session; see July 6, 1993 for FS's side.

27 Aug 1993 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower

1990s

Capitol II Studio Session (Session #1963)

Conductor: Patrick Williams | Assa Drori (violin), Sid Page (violin), Mark Baranov (violin), Jennifer Woodward (violin), Dimitrie Leivici (violin), Joe Ketenojian (violin), Michael Ferril (violin), Mari Botnick (violin), Spiro Stamos (violin), Ronald Folsom (violin), Robert Sanov (violin), Dixie Blackstone (violin), +13 more

  • Witchcraft (Intro) - Cy Coleman, Carolyn Leigh

  • Arrangement: Patrick Williams

  • I've Got You Under My Skin (Intro) - Cole Porter

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • All The Way - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen

11 Oct 1993 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower

1990s

Capitol II Studio Session (Session #1965)

Conductor: Patrick Williams | George Graham (trumpet), Charles Davis (trumpet), Frank Szabo (trumpet), Larry Hall (trumpet), Robert Summers (trumpet), Dick Nash (trombone), Chauncey Welsch (trombone), William Elton (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Mike Smith (saxophone/woodwinds), Gary Foster (saxophone/woodwinds), Gene Cipriano (saxophone/woodwinds), +22 more

  • V104425The Best Is Yet To Come - Cy Coleman, Carolyn Leigh

  • Arrangement: Quincy Jones

  • FS's live voice track not used; remade Oct 12, 1993.

  • V104429A Foggy Day - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • Arrangement: Johnny Mandel

  • Nice 'n' Easy (incomplete) - Alan Bergman, Marilyn Keith [Bergman], Lew Spence

  • Intended as a duet with Nancy Sinatra but never completed; per Nancy, FS was unhappy with his vocal.

12 Oct 1993 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower

1990s

Capitol II Studio Session (Session #1977)

Conductor: Patrick Williams | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Rita Quintero (background vocalist), Jorge Noriega (background vocalist), George Graham (trumpet), Charles Davis (trumpet), Frank Szabo (trumpet), Larry Hall (trumpet), Larry McGuire (trumpet), Dick Nash (trombone), Chauncey Welsch (trombone), William Elton (trombone), George Robert (bass trombone), +32 more

  • V104426Moonlight In Vermont - John Blackburn, Karl Suessdorf

  • Arrangement: Patrick Williams

  • V104427Fly Me To The Moon (In Other Words) (3:03 electronic duet) - Bart Howard

  • Arrangement: Quincy Jones, Patrick Williams

  • Frank Sinatra with Antonio Carlos Jobim (dubbed Aug 12 & Sep 19-20, 1994), plus George Strait spoken-intro version (dubbed May 24, 1994).

12 Oct 1993 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower - FS Voice Overdubbing Session

1990s

Capitol II Studio Session (Session #1974)

Conductor: Patrick Williams | Frank Sinatra (vocalist). Orchestra recorded October 11, 1993. Plus overdubs for electronic duets: Jon Secada (vocalist), Willie Nelson (vocalist).

  • V104425The Best Is Yet To Come (3:09 electronic duet) - Cy Coleman, Carolyn Leigh

  • Arrangement: Quincy Jones

  • Frank Sinatra with Jon Secada (dubbed Dec 1, 1993).

  • V104429A Foggy Day (2:21 electronic duet) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • Arrangement: Johnny Mandel

  • Frank Sinatra with Willie Nelson (dubbed Sep 29, 1994).

14 Oct 1993 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower

1990s

Capitol II Studio Session (Session #1978)

Conductor: Patrick Williams | Frank Sinatra (vocalist), George Graham (trumpet), Charles Davis (trumpet), Frank Szabo (trumpet), Warren Luening (trumpet), Larry Hall (trumpet), Dick Nash (trombone), Chauncey Welsch (trombone), William Elton (trombone), Lew McCreary (trombone), Mike Smith (saxophone/woodwinds), Gary Foster (saxophone/woodwinds), +24 more

  • V104430-3Where Or When (3:51 electronic duet) - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Arrangement: Billy Byers

  • Frank Sinatra with Steve Lawrence & Eydie Gormé (dubbed Aug 19, 1994).

  • Angel Eyes (unreleased) - Earl Brent, Matt Dennis

  • Medley: How Do You Keep The Music Playing? / My Funny Valentine (unreleased) - Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman, Michel Legrand / Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Arrangement: Patrick Williams

  • Just One Of Those Things (incomplete) - Cole Porter

  • I Get A Kick Out Of You (incomplete) - Cole Porter

15 Oct 1993 — Hollywood: Capitol Tower

1990s

Capitol II Studio Session (Session #1980)

Conductor: Patrick Williams | George Graham (trumpet), Charles Davis (trumpet), Frank Szabo (trumpet), Larry Hall (trumpet), Warren Luening (trumpet), Dick Nash (trombone), Chauncey Welsch (trombone), William Elton (trombone), Phil Teele (trombone), George Roberts (bass trombone), Daniel Higgins (saxophone/woodwinds), Mike Smith (saxophone/woodwinds), +34 more

  • V104431Embraceable You (3:42 electronic duet) - George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin

  • Arrangement: Nelson Riddle

  • Frank Sinatra (dubbed from a live performance) with Lena Horne (dubbed Aug 25, 1994) and, separately, Tanya Tucker (dubbed).

  • Orchestra-only tracks recorded for later use: Just The Way You Are (Billy Joel), Street Of Dreams, How About You?, Maybe This Time, At Long Last Love, September In The Rain, You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To, I Thought About You.

16 Oct 1993 — Hollywood: Orchestra Rehearsal

1990s

Capitol II Studio Session (Session #1981)

Conductor: Patrick Williams.

  • (Rehearsal; no tracks recorded.)

17 May 1994 — New York: Clinton Recording Studio (two sessions)

1990s

Capitol II Studio Session (Session #1986)

Conductor: Patrick Williams | Walter Johnson (trumpet), Richard Vitale (trumpet), Greg Gisbert (trumpet), Frank Fighera (trumpet), Dan Levine (trombone), Michael Davis (trombone), Herb Besson (trombone), Conrad Herwig II (trombone), Jane Richter (french-horn), Glen Estrin (french-horn), Daniel Culpepper (french-horn), Mike Smith (saxophone/woodwinds), +29 more

  • Orchestra-only tracks recorded for "Duets II": Bewitched, Bothered And Bewildered - Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

  • Arrangement: Patrick Williams

  • Moonlight In Vermont - John Blackburn, Karl Suessdorf

  • Mack The Knife - Bertolt Brecht (Ger. w.), Marc Blitzstein (Eng. w.), Kurt Weill

  • Arrangement: Frank Foster, Patrick Williams

  • Medley: How Do You Keep The Music Playing? / My Funny Valentine - Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman, Michel Legrand / Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers

18 May 1994 — New York: Clinton Recording Studio

1990s

Capitol II Studio Session (Session #1989)

Conductor: Patrick Williams | Joe Malin (violin), David Nadien (violin), Carmel Malin (violin), Richard Sortomme (violin), Ann Barak (violin), Regis Iandiorio (violin), Matthew Raimondi (violin), Donna Tecco (violin), Jonathan Kass (violin), Tony Psok (violin), David Steinberg (violin), Julie Signitzer (violin), +23 more

  • "Duets II" electronic-duet vocal overdubs: Bewitched, Bothered And Bewildered with Patti LaBelle (dubbed Aug 26, 1994)

  • Moonlight In Vermont with Linda Ronstadt (dubbed May 9-10, 1994)

  • Mack The Knife with Jimmy Buffett (dubbed Oct 3, 1994)

  • Medley: How Do You Keep The Music Playing? / My Funny Valentine with Lorrie Morgan (dubbed May 12, 1994)

  • The House I Live In (That's America To Me) with Neil Diamond (dubbed; recording circumstances undocumented, likely derived from a live performance) - Lewis Allan, Earl Robinson

  • Arrangement: Don Costa