One of the only few Sinatra videos/songs that has yet to be tarnished and infected by the terminal virus that is teenagers fishing for praise and attention by announcing how old they are and how cool they must be just for listening to music that was made 50 to 70 years before they were born. great music enjoy quietly no one gives a flying fuck how old you are
It is quite possible that this is the recording made by British musicians in London in August 2006 backing Sinatra's previously-recorded vocal track. Note JBL626's comment six years ago that the Sinatra Family's Sessionography doesn't know the origin.
From the Sessionography at the Sinatra Family website: "Note: The origin of this track is unknown. There has been speculation that it is derived from the March 7, 1958 episode of "The Frank Sinatra Show," with a newly recorded overdubbed orchestration."
@EdGomide No one did! There's no record of him properly recording it, only TV recordings (The Frank Sinatra Show; March 3 1951, April 7 1951 and March 7 1958) and radio recordings (Light Up Time Show; November 9 1949 (duet with Margaret Whiting), February 3 1950 and April 24 1950). At the moment I don't know what ones are circulating. As for this recording, some people online think it may be vocal from one of these performances with an added orchestration.
@EdGomide Hey Ed, managed to get hold of a CD with the Margaret Whiting duet on recently. I have yet to listen but assume the quality is decent due to it being on a CD. Providing RUclips don't block it I'll put it online Sunday :)
@cook879 I went to Amazon.com and took a look at both Classics and only this song is really unreleased. You are right. It's a goal! A treasure! I got Tony Bennett, Dinah Washington, Nat King Cole and Johnny Mathis singing this song, no one else. Now I can add Sinatra thanks to you!
@cook879 Let me know when you put it online, I'd like to know and listen those duets. Yes,Nelson Riddle was real great musician. Sinatra choosed only the best arrangers like Billy May, Don Costa, Claus Ogerman, Quincy Jones...
One of the only few Sinatra videos/songs that has yet to be tarnished and infected by the terminal virus that is teenagers fishing for praise and attention by announcing how old they are and how cool they must be just for listening to music that was made 50 to 70 years before they were born.
great music
enjoy quietly
no one gives a flying fuck how old you are
It is quite possible that this is the recording made by British musicians in London in August 2006 backing Sinatra's previously-recorded vocal track. Note JBL626's comment six years ago that the Sinatra Family's Sessionography doesn't know the origin.
Great! I didn't know this record by The Voice but the King (Cole). Thanks!
From the Sessionography at the Sinatra Family website: "Note: The origin of this track is unknown. There has been speculation that it is derived from the March 7, 1958 episode of "The Frank Sinatra Show," with a newly recorded overdubbed orchestration."
This makes sense as the orchestra is off with his never-off phrasing. Sinatra would not sing rhythmically off with any instrument.
@EdGomide No one did! There's no record of him properly recording it, only TV recordings (The Frank Sinatra Show; March 3 1951, April 7 1951 and March 7 1958) and radio recordings (Light Up Time Show; November 9 1949 (duet with Margaret Whiting), February 3 1950 and April 24 1950). At the moment I don't know what ones are circulating. As for this recording, some people online think it may be vocal from one of these performances with an added orchestration.
Also 1954 radio
@EdGomide Hey Ed, managed to get hold of a CD with the Margaret Whiting duet on recently. I have yet to listen but assume the quality is decent due to it being on a CD. Providing RUclips don't block it I'll put it online Sunday :)
@EdGomide Listening to the CD now - full of nice old radio duets. "This Can't Be Love" has a great instrumental - great sound quality.
@cook879 You mean a duet with Frank? Wow! I hope you can get it! Good Luck! 'Til Sunday!
@cook879 I went to Amazon.com and took a look at both Classics and only this song is really unreleased. You are right. It's a goal! A treasure! I got Tony Bennett, Dinah Washington, Nat King Cole and Johnny Mathis singing this song, no one else. Now I can add Sinatra thanks to you!
@cook879 Let me know when you put it online, I'd like to know and listen those duets. Yes,Nelson Riddle was real great musician. Sinatra choosed only the best arrangers like Billy May, Don Costa, Claus Ogerman, Quincy Jones...
@EdGomide It's online - Check the description for the link
As for the others i'll see what's online already and decide what's next :)
Not a recording studio version mix should have been better balanced with new Orchestra backing
Frank singing into a cupboard..
lmao