Perhaps the biggest musical icon of the 20th century, Frank Sinatra's legend is one that will forever be told. This 4CD set invites you to hear the genesis of his career fronting the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra, all the way to when people began to really sit up and take notice of the star that they had on their hands. This set includes some songs that were never comercially recorded by Frank "The Voice" Sinatra.
 

All Or Nothing At All - Sinatra, Frank  

Disc 1

1. From The Bottom Of My Heart 3:20
2. All Or Nothing At All 2:56
3. On A Little Street In Singapore 2:47
4. I'll Be Seeing You 3:06
5. Fools Rush In 3:13
6. East Of The Sun (And West Of The Moon) 3:18
7. I'll Never Smile Again 3:09
8. The One I Love (Belongs To Somebody else) 3:34
9. Oh! Look At Me Now 3:13
10. It's Always You 3:12
11. Everything Happens To Me 3:13
12. Let's Get Away From It All 4:59
13. This Love Of Mine 3:40
14. Blue Skies 3:14
15. I Think Of You 2:53
16. How About You? 2:53
17. The Song Is You 3:22
18. Night & Day 3:01
19. Just As Though You Were Here 3:11
20. Street Of Dreams 2:41
21. Be Careful, It's My Heart 2:46
22. In The Blue Of Evening 2:54
23. There Are Such Things 2:40
24. A Lovely Way To Spend An Evening 3:13

Disc 2

1. If You Are But A Dream 3:07
2. Saturday Night (Is The Loneliest Night Of The Week) 2:41
3. I Dream Of You (More Than You Dream I Do) 3:04
4. I Fall In Love Too Easily 3:10
5. Ol' Man River 4:04
6. When Your Lover Has Gone 2:53
7. My Melancholy Baby 3:11
8. Where Or When 3:14
9. I Should Care 3:01
10. Dream 3:01
11. Jesus Is A Rock In The Weary Land 3:18
12. Someone To Watch Over Me 3:21
13. You Go To My Head 3:01
14. Nancy (With The Laughing Face) 3:24
15. You Are Too Beautiful 3:03
16. Oh, What It Seemed To Be 3:03
17. (I Don't Stand A) Ghost Of A Chance 3:10
18. Why Shouldn't I? 2:52
19. They Say It's Wonderful 3:06
20. The Girl That I Marry 3:03
21. Soliloquy (From 'Carousel' - Part 1) 3:49
22. Soliloquy (From 'Carousel' - Part 2) 4:13
23. The Things We Did Last Summer 3:17
24. Time After Time 3:11

Disc 3

1. Sweet Lorraine 3:09
2. You Can Take My Word For It, Baby 2:31
3. Always 3:02
4. I Concentrate On You 3:03
5. Mam'selle 3:21
6. Almost Like Being In Love 2:44
7. One For My Baby 3:02
8. But Beautiful 3:13
9. All Of Me 2:48
10. Laura 3:12
11. What'll I Do? 3:04
12. Mean To Me 3:17
13. Spring Is Here 2:44
14. It Never Entered My Mind 3:17
15. Autumn In New York 3:17
16. A Little Learnin' Is A Dangerous Thing (Pt.1) 3:23
17. A Little Learnin' Is A Dangerous Thing (Pt.2) 3:08
18. For Every Man There's A Woman 2:51
19. Why Was I Born? 2:42
20. Bop! Goes My Heart 3:06
21. It All Depends On You 2:45
22. Don't Cry, Joe 3:16
23. When The Sun Goes Down 3:04
24. When You're Smiling 2:29
25. Nevertheless 3:05

Disc 4

1. I Couldn't Sleep A Wink Last Night 2:45
2. My Ideal 1:23
3. White Christmas 3:07
4. Close To You 3:06
5. You'll Never Know 2:03
6. Come Out, Wherever You Are 1:58
7. Long Ago (And Far Away) 2:29
8. Amor 3:26
9. I'll Walk Alone 3:12
10. Some Other Time 1:47
11. There's No You 2:16
12. There Goes That Song Again 2:51
13. With A Song In My Heart 3:37
14. Guess I'll Hang My Tears Out To Dry 3:36
15. If I Loved You 2:34
16. I Begged Her 4:17
17. How Deep Is The Ocean? 2:19
18. Great Day! 1:10
19. Over The Rainbow 3:58
20. Bess, Oh Where Is My Bess? 3:09
21. I Only Have Eyes For You 2:27
22. Exactly Like You 1:48
23. Embraceable You 3:46
24. Five Minutes More 1:24
25. Goin' Home 3:25
26. I've Got A Crush On You 1:14
27. Bye Bye Baby 2:29
28. Body & Soul 3:31
29. Put Your Dreams Away 2:13 Discography

BIG BAND BEGINNINGS...

SOLO STARDOM GENESIS

Harry James & His Orchestra : Harry James, Jack Palmer, Claude Bowen, t; Russell Brown, Truett Jones, Dalton Rizzotto, tb; Dave Matthews, as; Claude Lakey, as, ts, t; Drew Page, Bill Luther, ts, bs; Jack Gardner, p; Red Kent, g; Thurman Teague, b; Ralph Hawkins, d; Frank Sinatra, voc; Andy Gibson, arr.
New York, July 13, 1939.

B25057-1 FROM THE BOTTOM OF MY HEART

Brunswick 84 3

Harry James & His Orchestra : Same personnel as for Track 1.
New York, August 31, 1939.

CO 25288-1 ALL OR NOTHING AT ALL Columbia 35587

Harry James & His Orchestra : Same as for Track 1, except Bruce Squires, tb, replaces Brown.
Chicago, October 13, 1939.

WC 2798 ON A LITTLE STREET IN SINGAPORE
Columbia 35261

Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra : Zeke Zarchy, Jimmy Blake, Ray Linn, t; Tommy Dorsey, Ward Silloway, Lowell Martin, tb; Les Robinson, Fred Stulce; Johnny Mince, cl, as; Paul Mason, Irving �??Babe�?� Russin, ts; Bob Kitsis, p; Ben Heller, g; Gene Traxler, b; Bernard �??Buddy�?� Rich, d; Frank Sinatra, voc; Paul Weston, arr.
New York, February 26, 1940.

BS 047708-1 I�??LL BE SEEING YOU Victor 26539-B

Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra : Bob Cusumano, Rowland �??Bunny�?� Berigan, Blake, t; Tommy Dorsey, George Arus, Les Jenkins, Dave Jacobs, ts; Hymie Schertzer, Fred Stulce, as; Mince, cl, as; Mason, Don Lodice, ts; Kitsis, p; Heller, g; Sid Weiss, b; Rich, d; Frank Sinatra, voc; Axel Stordahl, arr.
New York, March 29, 1940.

BS 048480-1 FOOLS RUSH IN Victor 26993-B

Tommy Dorsey & His Sentimentalists : Berigan, t; Tommy Dorsey, tb; Mince, cl; Stulce, as; Bushkin, p; Clark Yocum, g; Weiss, b; Rich, d; Frank Sinatra, voc; Sy Oliver, Stordahl, arr; plus Band Chorus.
New York, April 23, 1940.

BS 048939 EAST OF THE SUN (AND WEST OF THE MOON) Bluebird B10726-A

Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra : Schertzer, Stulce, as; Mince, cl, as; Mason, Lodice, ts; Bushkin, cel; Yocum, g; Weiss, b; Rich, d; Frank Sinatra, The Pied Pipers (Jo Stafford, Billy Wilson, Chuck Lowry, John Huddleston) voc; Fred Stulce, arr.

BS 048942-4 I�??LL NEVER SMILE AGAIN Victor 26628-A

Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra : Linn, Blake, Berigan, Clyde Hurley, t; Tommy Dorsey, Martin, Arus, Jenkins, tb; Stulce, Schertzer, as; Mince, cl, as; Mason, Lodice, ts; Bushkin, p; Yocum, gtr; Weiss, b; Rich, d; Frank Sinatra, The Pied Pipers, voc; Oliver, arr.
New York, June 27, 1940.

BS 051581-1 THE ONE I LOVE (BELONGS TO SOMEBODY ELSE) Victor 26660-B

Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra : Ziggy Elman, Bob Alexy, Lee Castle, Blake, t; Tommy Dorsey, Jenkins, Arus, Dave Jacobs, tb; Stulce, Bill Shine, as; Mince, cl, as; Mason, Lodice, ts; Bushkin, p; Yocum, g; Weiss, b; Rich, dr; Frank Sinatra, Connie Haines, The Pied Pipers, Stafford, Clark Yocum, Lowry, Huddleston, voc; Oliver, arr.
New York, January 6, 1941.

BS 058760-1 OH! LOOK AT ME NOW Victor 2727-B

Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra : Same personnel as for Track 9, except Ray Linn, Chuck Peterson, replace Alexy, Castle; Lowell Martin, tb, replaces Jacobs; Beau, as, replaces Shine; omit Haines, The Pied Pipers; Stordahl, arr.
New York, January 15, 1941.

BS 058879-1 IT�??S ALWAYS YOU Victor 27345-A

Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra : Same personnel as for Track 10.
New York, February 7, 1941.

BS 060628-1 EVERYTHING HAPPENS TO ME Victor 27359-A

Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra : Same personnel as for Track 11, except add Haines, The Pied Pipers; Oliver, arr.
New York, February 17, 1941.

BS 060902/3 LET�??S GET AWAY FROM IT ALL Victor 27377-A/B

Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra : Elman, Clarence �??Shorty�?� Sherock, Peterson, Blake, t; Tommy Dorsey, Walter Mercurio, Arus, Martin, tb; Mannie Gershman, cl, as; Schertzer, as; Beau, Lodice, Mason, ts; Bushkin, p; Yocum, g; Jack Kelleher, b; Rich, d; Frank Sinatra, voc; Stordahl, arr.
New York, May 28, 1941.

BS 065917-1 THIS LOVE OF MINE Victor 27508-B

Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra : Same personnel as for Track 13, except Al Stearns, t, replaces Sherock; Dave Jacobs, tb; replaces Mercurio; Bruce Snyder, ts, replaces Mason; Fred Stulce, as, replaces Schertzer; Oliver, arr.
New York, July 15, 1941.

BS 066923-1 BLUE SKIES Victor 27566-A

Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra : Same personnel as for Track 14, except Jimmy Skiles, tb, replaces Martin; Paul Weston, arr.
New York, September 18, 1941.

BS 067913-1 I THINK OF YOU Victor 27702-A

Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra : Same as for Track 13, except George Boehm, b, replaces Weiss; Paul Weston, arr.
Hollywood, December 22, 1941.

PBS 061991-1 HOW ABOUT YOU? Victor 27749-B

Frank Sinatra with Orchestra arranged/conducted by Axel Stordahl : Gershman, Stulce, Lodice, Beau, reeds; Charles Strickfaden, oboe; Harry Bluestone, Mischa Russell, Nicholas Pisani, Sam Freed, Jr., vln; Cy Bernard, clo; Ann Mason Stockton, harp; Skitch Henderson, p; Yocum, g; Henry Stern, b; no drums.
Hollywood, January 19, 1942.

PBS 072044-1 THE SONG IS YOU Bluebird B11515
PBS 172045-1 NIGHT & DAY Bluebird B11463

Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra : Same as for Track 14, except Jimmy Zito, t, replaces Stearns; Harry Schuchman, as, bs, replaces Gershman; Milt Raskin, p, replaces Bushkin; Phil Stephens, b, replaces Boehm; add The Pied Pipers, 8 strings + harp; Stordahl, arr.
New York, May 18, 1942.

BS 075204-1 JUST AS THOUGH YOU WERE HERE Victor 27903-A
BS 075205-1 STREET OF DREAMS Victor 27903-B

Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra : Same as for Tracks 18/19, except 9 strings + harp; Stordahl, arr.
N ew York, June 9, 1942.

BS 075265-1 BE CAREFUL, IT�??S MY HEART Victor 27923-A

Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra : Same as for Track 20; Stordahl, arr.
New York, June 17, 1942.

BS 075282-1 IN THE BLUE OF THE EVENING Victor 27947-B

Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra : Same personnel as for Track 22, except add The Pied Pipers; Stordahl, arr.
New York, June 17, 1942.

BS 075400-1 THERE ARE SUCH THINGS Victor 27974-A

The ACappella Sessions

Frank Sinatra/Bobby Tucker Singers/ Arranged and conducted by Alec Wilder.

BT Singers : Jewel Bowman, Paul Dugart, Mary Margareth Mullen, Kathleen Muleen, Kathleen Carnes, Doring, Whitney, Devlin, Ernest Anderson, Jack Lathrop, Elwin Carter, Ed Hayes, Norman Luboff, Travis Johnson, Harold Branch, John Neher, Thomas Foster.
New York, November 10, 1943.

CO 33373-3 A LOVELY WAY TO SPEND AN EVENING Columbia 36687

Time After Time

Frank Sinatra with Orchestra arranged by *George Siravo/Conducted by Axel Stordahl : Personnel includes Red Solomon, t; Hank Ross, Artie Baker, saxes/wdwnds; Gene Orloff, vln; Billy Rowland, p; Matty Golizio, g; Johnny Blowers, d.
New York, November 14, 1944.

CO 33808-2 IF YOU ARE BUT A DREAM Columbia 36756
CO 33809-1 *SATURDAY NIGHT (IS THE LONELIEST NIGHT OF THE WEEK) Columbia 36762

Frank Sinatra with Orchestra arranged/conducted by Axel Stordahl : Personnel includes Baker, saxes/ wdwind; Dave Mann, p; Golizio, g; Blowers, d; 18 strings + harp.
New York, December 1, 1944.

CD 33928-1 I DREAM OF YOU (MORE THAN YOU DREAM I DO) Columbia 36762
CO 33931-1 I FALL IN LOVE TOO EASILY

(Piano Dave Mann) Columbia 36830

Frank Sinatra with Orchestra arranged/conducted by Axel Stordahl : Personnel includes Billy Butterfield, t; Hymie Schertzer, Nick Caiazza, Ernie Caceres, saxes/wdwind; Mann, p; Golizio, g; Blowers, d; + 18 strings + harp.
New York, December 3, 1944.

XCO 33934-1 OL�?? MAN RIVER Columbia 55037 (12�?�)

Frank Sinatra with Orchestra arranged/conducted by Axel Stordahl : Personnel includes Billy May, t; Elmer Smithers, Jimmy Skiles, tb; Fred Stulce, Heinie Beau, Don Lodice, Leonard Hartman, saxes/wdwnd; Mark McIntyre, p; Dave Barbour, g; Phil Stephens, b; Ray Hagan, d; 18 strings + harp.
Hollywood, December 19, 1944.

HCO 1184-1 WHEN YOUR LOVER HAS GONE Columbia 36791

Frank Sinatra with Orchestra arranged/conducted by Axel Stordahl : Personnel includes Skiles, Joe Yukl, tb; Mannie Gershman, Beau, Lodice, Hartman, saxes/wdwnd; McIntyre, p; Barbour, o; Artie Shapiro, b; Hagan, d; 18 strings + harp; The Ken Lane Singers*
Hollywood, January 29, 1945.

HCO 1257-1 MY MELANCHOLY BABY Columbia 38287
HCO 1258-1 *WHERE OR WHEN

Frank Sinatra with Orchestra arranged/conducted by Axel Stordahl : Personnel includes Skiles, Yukl, tb; Gershman, Beau, Herbie Haymer, Hartman, saxes/wdwnd; McIntyre, p; Barbour, g; Shapiro, b; Hagan, d; Ken Lane Singers*; 18 strings + harp.
Hollywood, March 6, 1945.

HCO 1286-1 I SHOULD CARE Columbia 36791
HCO 1288-1 *DREAM (WHEN YOU�??RE FEELING BLUE) Columbia 36797

Frank Sinatra with The Chariotees : Edward Jackson, Ira Williams, Wilfred Williams, Howard Daniels + James Sherman, p; Stephens, b; Nick Fatool, d.
Hollywood, May 16, 1945.

HCO 1398-1 JESUS IS A ROCK (IN THE WEARY LAND) Columbia 37853

Frank Sinatra with Orchestra arranged/conducted by Axel Stordahl : John Mayhew, fl; Mischa Russell, David Frisina, vln; Sam Freed, Jr., vla; Fred Goerner, clo; McIntyre, p; George Van Eps, g; Jack Ryan, b; Hagan, d.
Hollywood, July 30, 1945.

HCO 1499-1 SOMEONE TO WATCH OVER ME Columbia 36921
HCO 1500-1 YOU GO TO MY HEAD Columbia 36918

Frank Sinatra with Orchestra arranged/conducted by Axel Stordahl : Personnel includes Uan Rasey, t; Smithers, tb; Stulce, Beau, Lodice, Hartman, saxes/wdwnd; Frank Leithner, p; Perry Botkin, g; Ryan, b; Hagan, d; 18 strings + harp.
Hollywood, August 22, 1945.

HCO 1521-1 NANCY (WITH THE LAUGHING FACE) Columbia 36868
HCO 1522-1 YOU ARE TOO BEAUTIFUL Columbia 36947

Frank Sinatra with Orchestra arranged/conducted by Axel Stordahl : Personnel includes Milt Yaner, Baker, saxes/wdwnd; Bill Clifton, p; Golizio, g.
New York, November 1945.

CO 35442-1 OH! WHAT IT SEEMED TO BE Columbia 36905

Frank Sinatra with Orchestra arranged/conducted by Axel Stordahl : Mitch Miller, oboe; Raoul Poliakin, Leonard Posner, vln; Sidney Brecher, vla; Anthony Sophos, clo; Clifton, p, cel; Golizio, g; Frank Siravo, b; Nat Polen, d.
New York, December 7, 1945.

CO 35496-1 (I DON�??T STAND A) GHOST OF A CHANCE (WITH YOU) Columbia 36919
CO 35497-1 WHY SHOULDN�??T I? Columbia 36920

Frank Sinatra with Orchestra arranged/conducted by Axel Stordahl : Personnel includes Ray Linn, Zeke Zarchy, t; Hoyt Bohannon, Smithers, tb; Beau, Jules Kinsler, Haymer, Schuchman, saxes/wdwnd; McIntyre, p; Barbour, g; Stephens, b; Hagan, d.
Hollywood, March 10, 1946.

HCO 1748-1 THEY SAY IT�??S WONDERFUL Columbia 36975
HCO 1750-1 THE GIRL THAT I MARRY Columbia 36975

Frank Sinatra with Orchestra arranged/conducted by Axel Stordahl : Personnel includes Zarchy, Mannie Klein, Linn, t; Si Zentner, tb; Beau, Kinsler, Stulce, Haymer, saxes/wdwnd; McIntyre, p; Allan Reuss, g; Shapiro, b; Hagan, d; 18 strings + harp.
Hollywood, May 28, 1946.

XHCO 1849 SOLILOQUY (Part 2) Columbia 7492-M
XHCO 1850 SOLILOQUY (Part 1) Columbia 7492-M

Frank Sinatra with Orchestra arranged/conducted by Axel Stordahl : Personnel includes Zarchy, Linn; Beau, Stulce, Kinsler, Haymer, saxes/wdwnd; McIntyre, p; Barbour, g; Stephens, b; Hagan, d; 18 strings + harp.
Hollywood, July 24, 1946.

HCO 1922 THE THINGS WE DID LAST SUMMER Columbia 37089

Frank Sinatra with Orchestra arranged/conducted by Axel Stordahl : Personnel includes Linn, Zarchy, t; Stulce, Haymer, Kinsler, Beau, saxes/wdwnd; McIntyre, p; Reuss, g; Stephens, b; Hagan, d; 23 strings (inc. Felix Slatkin) + harp.
Hollywood, October 24, 1946.

HCO 2116 TIME AFTER TIME Columbia 37300

MAM�??SELLE

Frank Sinatra as a member of The Metronome All Stars : Charlie Shavers, t; Lawrence Brown, tb; Johnny Hodges, as; Coleman Hawkins, ts; Harry Carney, bs; Nat �??King�?� Cole, p; Bob Ahern, g; Eddie Safranski, b; Buddy Rich, d; Sy Oliver, arr.
New York, December 15, 1946.

CO 37177-1 SWEET LORRAINE Columbia 37293

Frank Sinatra with the Page Cavanaugh Trio : Page Cavanaugh, p, arr; Al Viola, g; Lloyd Pratt, b;
New York, December 15, 1946.

CO 37164-1 YOU CAN TAKE MY WORD FOR IT, BABY Columbia 40229

Frank Sinatra with Orchestra arranged/conducted by Axel Stordahl : Personnel includes Stulce, Haymer, Beau, saxes/wdwnd; McIntyre, p; Reuss, g; Ryan, b; Hagan, d; 18 strings (including Felix Slatkin), + harp.
Hollywood, January 9, 1947.

HCO 2181-1 ALWAYS Columbia 38686

Frank Sinatra with Orchestra arranged/conducted by Axel Stordahl : Personnel includes Zarch, Linn, t; Tommy Pederson, Les Jenkins, tb; Stulce, Haymer, Beau, saxes/wdwnd; same rhythm section as Track 3; 18 strings + harp.
New York, January 10, 1947.

HCO 2181-1 I CONCENTRATE ON YOU Columbia 37256

Frank Sinatra with Orchestra arranged/conducted by Axel Stordahl : Personnel includes Zarchy, Linn, t; Pederson, Jenkins; Vince DeRosa, fr-h; Stulce, Kinsler, Beau, Haymer, saxes/wdwnd; McIntyre, p; Reuss, g; Stephens, b; Hagan, d; 18 strings + harp.

HCO 2256-1 MAM�??SELLE Columbia 37343

Frank Sinatra with Orchestra arranged/conducted by Axel Stordahl : Personnel includes Zarchy, Linn, t; Jenkins, tb; DeRosa, fr-h; Stulce, Kinsler, Beau, Haymer, Hartman, saxes/wdwnd; same rhythm section as for Track 5; 18 strings + harp.
Hollywood, March 31, 1947.

HCO 2281-2 ALMOST LIKE BEING IN LOVE Columbia 37382

Frank Sinatra with Orchestra arranged/conducted by Axel Stordahl : Zarchy, t; Beau, Haymer, Kinsler, saxes/wdwnd: Mischa Russell, Felix Slatkin, vln; David Sterkin, vla; Fred Goerner, clo; McIntyre, p; Reuss, g; Stephens, b; Hagan, d.
Hollywood, August 11, 1947.

HCO 2522-1 ONE FOR MY BABY Columbia 38474

Frank Sinatra with Orchestra arranged/conducted by Axel Stordahl : Personnel includes Zarchy, Klein, Linn, t; Pederson, Jenkins, tb; DeRosa, fr-h; Stulce, Haymer, Kinsler, Beau, saxes/wdwnd; Russell, Harry Bluestone, vln; Sterkin, vla; Goerner, clo; McIntyre, p, cel; Reuss, g; Stephens, b; Hagan, d.
Hollywood, August 17, 1947.

HCO 2538-1 BUT BEAUTIFUL Columbia 38053

Frank Sinatra with Orchestra conducted by Axel Stordahl, arranged by George Siravo : Personnel includes Andy Ferretti, Chris Griffin, t; George Arus, tb; Milt Yaner, Toots Mondello, Ernie Caceres, saxes/ wdwnd; Bernie Leighton, p; Golizio, g; Herman �??Trigger�?� Alpert, b; Bunny Shawker, d.
New York, October 19, 1947.

CO 38271-1 ALL OF ME Columbia 38153

Frank Sinatra with Orchestra arranged/conducted by Axel Stordahl : Personnel includes Schertzer, Caceres, saxes/wdwnd; Johnny Guarnieri, p; Golizio, g; Alpert, b; Shawker, d; 18 strings + harp.
New York, October 22, 1947.

CO 38274-1 LAURA Columbia 38472

Frank Sinatra with Orchestra arranged/conducted by Axel Stordahl : Personnel includes Griffin, John �??Yank�?� Lawson, Ferretti, t; Schertzer, Caceres, saxes/wdwnd; same rhythm section as for Track 9; 18 strings + harp.
New York, October 29, 1947.

CO 38293-1 WHAT�??LL I DO? Columbia 38045

Frank Sinatra with Orchestra arranged/conducted by Axel Stordahl : Griffin, t; Wolffe Taninbaum, ts; Caceres, cl; Raoul Poliakin, Zelly Smirnoff, vln; Harold Coletta, vla; George Ricci, clo; Guarnieri, p; Golizio, g; Alpert, b; Blowers, d.
New York, October 31, 1947.

CO 38301-1 MEAN TO ME Columbia (E) DB 2381

Frank Sinatra with Orchestra arranged/conducted by Axel Stordahl : Personnel same as for Track 12, except delted trumpet, saxes/wdwnd; add Mitch Miller, oboe. Guarnieri plays cel.

CO 383302-1 SPRING IS HERE Columbia 38473

Frank Sinatra with Orchestra arranged/conducted by Axel Stordahl : Mitch Miller, oboe; Poliakin, Smirnoff, vln; Harold Coletta, vla; Ricci, clo; Bob Kitsis, p, cel; Golizio, g; Alpert, b; Blowers, d.
New York, November 5, 1947.

CO 38332 IT NEVER ENTERED MY MIND Columbia 38475

Frank Sinatra with Orchestra arranged/conducted by Axel Stordahl : Personnel includes Griffin, Ferretti, Dale McMickle, t; Schertzer, Caceres, saxes/wdwnd; Kitsis, p, cel; Golizio, Ben Mortell, g; Frank Carroll, b; Blowers, d.
New York, December 4, 1947.

CO 38483 AUTUMN IN NEW YORK Columbia 38316

Frank Sinatra with Band arranged by Sy Oliver/conducted by Axel Stordahl : Pearl Bailey, voc; Red Solomon, t; Artie Drelinger, Mince, cl; Billy Kyle, p; Carmen Mastren, g; Alpert, b; Jimmy Crawford, d.
New York, December 8, 1947.

CO 38496 A LITTLE LEARNIN�?? IS A DANGEROUS THING (Part 1) Columbia 38362
CO 38497 A LITTLE LEARNIN�?? IS A DANGEROUS THING (Part 2) Columbia 38362

Frank Sinatra with Orchestra arranged/conducted by Axel Stordahl : Personnel includes Zarchy, Linn, t; Pederson, Smithers, tb; Stulce, Beau, Kinsler, Hartman, Haymer, saxes/wdwnd: McIntyre, p, cel; Reuss, g; Stephens, b; Hagan, d; 23 strings (inc. Felix Slatkin) + harp.
Hollywood, December 28, 1947.

HCO 3054 WHY WAS I BORN? Columbia 38686
HCO 3070 FOR EVERY MAN THERE�??S A WOMAN Columbia 38089

Frank Sinatra with The Phil Moore Four : Phil Moore, p, arr; Marshall Royal, cl; Bob Bain, g; Ernie Sheppard, b; Lee Young, d.
Hollywood, December 6 or 15, 1948.

HCO 3476 BOP! GOES MY HEART Columbia 38421

Frank Sinatra with Orchestra arranged by Geo. Siravo/*Sy Oliver/conducted by Hugo Winterhalter : Personnel includes Lawson, Solomon, Lawson, t; Buddy Morrow, tb; Caceres, Sid Cooper, Mondello, Hank Ross, saxes/wdwnd; Guarnieri, p; Al Caiola, g; Alpert, b; Terry Snyder, d; The Pastels, David Vogel, Jerry Packer, Naomi Sunshine, Lillian Clark, vocal grp*.
New York, July 10, 1949.

CO 40951-1 IT ALL DEPENDS ON YOU Columbia 38550
CO 40953-1 *DON�??T CRY, JOE Columbia 38555

Frank Sinatra with Orchestra arranged/conducted by Axel Stordahl : Personnel includes Elman, Zarchy, Randy Brooks, ts; Lou McGarity, Arus, Ed Kusby, Elmer Smithers, tb; Stulce, Beau, Russin, Kinsler, Hartman, saxes/wdwnd; Ken Lane, p; Reuss, g; Stephens, b; Hagan, d; The Modernaires, Paula Kelly, Johnny Drake, Francis Scott, Hal Dickinson, Alan Copeland, voc. group arr.
Hollywood, February 23, 1950.

RHCO-4021-1 WHEN THE SUN GOES DOWN Columbia 38790

Frank Sinatra with Orchestra arranged/conducted by George Siravo : Griffin, t; Billy Butterfield, Pinky Savitt, Steve Lipkins, t; Buddy Morrow, Arus, tb; Schertzer, Artie Drelinger, Jerry Jerome, Russin, Jimmy Horvath, saxes/wdwnd; Leighton, p; Reuss, g; Stephens, b; Blowers d.
New York, April 24, 1950.

CO 43180-1 WHEN YOU�??RE SMILING Columbia 38996

Frank Sinatra with Orchestra arranged by George Siravo/conducted by Axel Stordahl : Personnel includes Butterfield, (solo), Griffin, t; Arus, Billy Rauch, tb; Gunther Schuller, fr-h; Schertzer, Drelinger, Gershman, saxes/wdwnd; Graham Forbes, p; Golizio, g; Alpert, b; Blower, d.
New York, October 9, 1950.

CO 4430-1 NEVERTHELESS Columbia 39044

RADIO RULES...OK?

The following radio show performances by Frank Sinatra are taken mostly from his highly successful SONGS BY SINATRA series. The remainder emanate from YOUR HIT PARADE and LIGHT-UP TIME, plus choice items from other sponsored shows (e.g. Vimms Vitamins). Their origins are credited accordingly. All studio orchestras are conducted (and usually arranged too) by Axel Stordahl, unless otherwise noted.

Track 16 is a vocal duet between Frank Sinatra & Gene Kelly.

1. I COULDN�??T SLEEP A WINK LAST NIGHT (28/11/43)
2. MY IDEAL (19/12/43)
3. WHITE CHRISTMAS (19/12/43)
4. CLOSE TO YOU (26/12/43)
5. YOU�??LL NEVER KNOW (26/12/43)
6. COME OUT, WHEREVER YOU ARE Vimms Vitamins (16/4/44)
7. LONG AGO (AND FAR AWAY) Your Hit Parade (27/5/44)
8. AMOR Your Hit Parade (19/8/44)
9. I�??LL WALK ALONE Your Hit Parade (19/8/44)
10. SOME OTHER TIME Vimms Vitamins (13/9/44)
11. THERE�??S NO YOU (10/10/46)
12.THERE GOES THAT SONG AGAIN Vimms Vitamins (8/11/44)
13. WITH A SONG IN MY HEART Vimms Vitamins (12/11/44)
14. GUESS I�??LL HANG MY TEARS OUT TO DRY Vimms Vitamins (15/11/44)
15. IF I LOVED YOU (12/9/45)
16. I BEGGED HER (17/10/45)
17. HOW DEEP IS THE OCEAN? (14/11/45)
18. GREAT DAY! (26/12/45)
19. OVER THE RAINBOW (2/1/46)
20. BESS, OH WHERE IS MY BESS? (30/1/46)
21. I ONLY HAVE EYES FOR YOU (30/1/46)
22. EXACTLY LIKE YOU (13/3/46)
23. EMBRACEABLE YOU (20/3/46)
24. FIVE MINUTES MORE (9/10/46)
25. GOIN�?? HOME Guest Star No.91/Presented by US Treasury Dept./Orch. Cond. by David Rose (19/12/48)
26. I�??VE GOT A CRUSH ON YOU (Light-Up Time 29/Orch. Cond. by Jeff Alexander (c.late-1949)
27. BYE BYE BABY (Light-Up Time 35/Orch. Cond. by/trumpet solo by Ziggy Elman (6/12/49)
28. BODY & SOUL Light-Up Time 62/Orch. Cond. by Skitch Henderson/Bobby Hackett, trumpet solo (poss. 29/3/50)
29. *PUT YOUR DREAMS AWAY (c.late-1946)

* This version of Sinatra�??s theme is out of chronology simply because (in all probability) it is one of the few which comprises a whole one chorus. It is, we suggest of greater interest, especially to the serious collector.

Discographical footnote: It is impossible to effect any information re personnel for radio studios orchestras/bands, except the rare occasion (see above) where soloists appear