While single-disc iterations of this title exist, the provides the full breadth of Sinatra's storytelling.
The collection highlights Sinatra's most iconic hits across the vocal jazz and traditional pop genres. Disc 1 Highlights Disc 2 Highlights "Let's Face the Music and Dance" "Strangers in the Night" "The Way You Look Tonight" "Theme from New York, New York" "Night and Day" "Fly Me to the Moon" (feat. Count Basie) "Yesterday" (Beatles cover) "Somethin' Stupid" (with Nancy Sinatra) "Send in the Clowns" "That's Life" "All the Way"
: " It Was a Very Good Year " and " Strangers in the Night ." MY WAY-THE BEST OF FRANK SINATRA 2 CD COLLECTIO...
If you are looking for one single purchase to represent the Sinatra legend, this is it. It balances the high-energy swingers with the "wee small hours" ballads perfectly.
The second disc frequently delves into the sentimental, introspective, and legendary anthems that defined his later career. While single-disc iterations of this title exist, the
The brass sections are punchy and bright without distorting, the rhythm sections possess a warm, analog roundness, and Sinatra’s voice sits perfectly upfront in the mix. Every crisp "t" and smooth "s" of his legendary diction is captured cleanly. Listening to the interplay between his vocals and the Nelson Riddle or Quincy Jones arrangements on a high-quality audio system feels like being transported directly into the Capitol or Reprise recording studios. Packaging and Liner Notes: A Collector's Delight
: A jet-setting invitation that perfectly captures the optimism of the late 50s. The brass sections are punchy and bright without
A track that effortlessly blendes commercial pop sensibilities with Sinatra's classic jazz phrasing, earning him a Billboard #1 hit in 1966. Disc 2: The Romantic and The Melancholic