Ring-A-Ding-Ding! The Johnny Mercer one looks interesting - what's on it? One for my Baby, Blues in The night, Jeepers creepers, Fools Rush In - Summer Wind, was Summer Wind a Johnny Mercer song? They must be there. Point of No Return is another interesting one - that's where he went back to work with his original arranger, Alex Stordahl. At The Sands is one of the flat out greatest live albums ever made re: Tommy Dorsey - I saw Frank in 1986 (his opening act was Whitney Houston!) and he sang "I'll Never Smile Again" and went off into a rant about Tommy Dorsey - ending it by banging his heel on the stage three times and shouting "Is it hot enough down there for you Tommy?"? I'd take No One Cares or Sings For Only The Lonely (it has his two greatest songs - One For My Baby and Angel Eyes) over In The Wee Small Hours, but you're right, most people plump for ITWSH. You could break this up into a series by album theme and really tell some great stories. Great video, especially the monologue at the end,
Thanks for watching! Here’s the track listing for the Johnny Mercer: Side 1- Laura Jeepers Creepers Fools Rush In When the World was Young Blues in the Night Too Marvelous for Words Side 2: I thought about you Autumn Leaves Something’s Gotta give Dream P.S. I Love You Day In • Day Out 👍🏻🙏🏻🤙🏻🥃
Great collection, Anthony. Swing Easy and Close To You are the pleasant surprises. Those are the top two I'm still actively looking for to add to my collection. That Dino and Sinatra Country Classics looks great. Never seen it. Perhaps I overlooked it, but is Watertown missing? It's a top 5 of mine. Better show your Elvis collection! Cheers, Jeff
Frank Sinatra is the artist I have the most of in my collection at 22 albums. I absolutely love that album with Antonio Carlos Jobim. I have many of those you showed. I like all his stuff, but the stuff on Capitol is the best to me. Have a good Sunday Anthony.
I first listened to Frank Sinatra about 3 years ago, but nowadays I rarely or never listen to his music at all. Strange isn't it? And now I'm sitting on a heap of audiophile reissues of his albiums.
This happens all the time. Whenever I get into a new band or singer, I’ll buy their music & then the novelty wears off unfortunately. Thanks for watching!
@@jdotrillah thanks so much for watching & commenting. Franks discography seems endless as I’m still picking up different comps & imports. Happy Hunting! 🤙🏻
Ring-A-Ding-Ding! The Johnny Mercer one looks interesting - what's on it? One for my Baby, Blues in The night, Jeepers creepers, Fools Rush In - Summer Wind, was Summer Wind a Johnny Mercer song? They must be there.
Point of No Return is another interesting one - that's where he went back to work with his original arranger, Alex Stordahl.
At The Sands is one of the flat out greatest live albums ever made
re: Tommy Dorsey - I saw Frank in 1986 (his opening act was Whitney Houston!) and he sang "I'll Never Smile Again" and went off into a rant about Tommy Dorsey - ending it by banging his heel on the stage three times and shouting "Is it hot enough down there for you Tommy?"?
I'd take No One Cares or Sings For Only The Lonely (it has his two greatest songs - One For My Baby and Angel Eyes) over In The Wee Small Hours, but you're right, most people plump for ITWSH.
You could break this up into a series by album theme and really tell some great stories. Great video, especially the monologue at the end,
Thanks for watching! Here’s the track listing for the Johnny Mercer:
Side 1-
Laura
Jeepers Creepers
Fools Rush In
When the World was Young
Blues in the Night
Too Marvelous for Words
Side 2:
I thought about you
Autumn Leaves
Something’s Gotta give
Dream
P.S. I Love You
Day In • Day Out
👍🏻🙏🏻🤙🏻🥃
I just joined your channel. I'm glad that I did. To me Frank could not do a bad song. He sang from the heart I believe
Thanks for joining!
I agree he sang with lots of emotion! 🤙🏻
Always good to see a video on something other than the same old bands...
Thank you! This makes me smile! Lol
I’ve never even seen many of these. Very nice collection!
Thank You Gary! Honestly when I first started collecting I would find Frank everywhere for $1! I loaded up! Lol 👍🏻
Great collection, Anthony. Swing Easy and Close To You are the pleasant surprises. Those are the top two I'm still actively looking for to add to my collection. That Dino and Sinatra Country Classics looks great. Never seen it. Perhaps I overlooked it, but is Watertown missing? It's a top 5 of mine. Better show your Elvis collection! Cheers, Jeff
Just seeing your comments now! 🤦🏻♂️
Thanks for watching. Yes, Watertown I don’t have on vinyl yet. Dino & Frank Country sounds fantastic 👍🏻
Frank Sinatra is the artist I have the most of in my collection at 22 albums. I absolutely love that album with Antonio Carlos Jobim. I have many of those you showed. I like all his stuff, but the stuff on Capitol is the best to me. Have a good Sunday Anthony.
Yes I have the Capital Years on cd box set! Great Music Mike!
Thanks for the words! 🤙🏻
I first listened to Frank Sinatra about 3 years ago, but nowadays I rarely or never listen to his music at all. Strange isn't it? And now I'm sitting on a heap of audiophile reissues of his albiums.
This happens all the time. Whenever I get into a new band or singer, I’ll buy their music & then the novelty wears off unfortunately.
Thanks for watching!
I have around 40 Sinatra LPs, a lot of what you have and a whole bunch I’m missing. Still searching for a Wee Small Hours
@@jdotrillah thanks so much for watching & commenting. Franks discography seems endless as I’m still picking up different comps & imports. Happy Hunting! 🤙🏻
Sinatra and strings my fav james from 🇦🇺
Thanks for watching James!
That’s one I don’t have yet!
I’m always on the lookout though! 👍🏻