Frank Sinatra The Capitol Years 5LP Box LIMITED EDITION

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New, Mint, Original Issue, 1990, Most Pristine Copy, Frank Sinatra, The Capitol Years, Deluxe Limited Edition In Celebration Of Frank Sinatra's 75th Birthday, 5 LP's Box Set, 75 Of Frank's Best Songs Taken From 9 Of His Best Years - The Capitol Years, With 36 Page Over-Sized Booklet With Full Color Photos, Capitol, C1-94777, Magnificent Mega Rare Box Set, 6.99 (not $4.00) Shipping And Handling, Enjoy, Thank You.

 

  Track Listing 1. I've Got the World on String
2. Lean Baby
3. I Love You
4. South of the Border (Down Mexico Way)
5. From Here to Eternity
6. They Can't Take That Away From Me
7. I Get a Kick Out of You
8. Young at Heart
9. Three Coins in the Fountain
10. All of Me
11. Taking a Chance on Love
12. Someone to Watch Over Me
13. What Is This Thing Called Love
14. In the Wee Small Hours of the Morning
15. Learnin' the Blues
16. Our Town
17. Love and Marriage
18. Tender Trap, The (Love Is)
19. Weep They Will
20. I Thought About You
21. You Make Me Feel So Young
22. Memories of You
23. I've Got You Under My Skin
24. Too Marvelous For Words
25. Don't Like Goodbyes
26. How Little It Matters How Little We Know


1. Hey Jealous Lover
2. You're Sensational
3. Close to You
4. Stars Fell on Alabama
5. I Got Plenty O' Nuttin'
6. I Wish I Were in Love Again
7. Lady Is a Tramp, The
8. Night and Day
9. Lonesome Road
10. If I Had You
11. Where Are You?
12. I'm a Fool to Want You
13. Witchcraft
14. Something Wonderful Happens in Summer
15. All the Way
16. Chicago
17. Let's Get Away From It All
18. Autumn in New York
19. Come Fly With Me
20. Everybody Loves Somebody
21. It's the Same Old Dream
22. Put Your Dreams Away (For Another Day)
23. Here Goes
24. Angel Eyes


1. Ebb Tide
2. Guess I'll Hang My Tears Out to Dry
3. Only the Lonely
4. One For My Baby (And One More For the Road)
5. To Love and Be Loved
6. I Couldn't Care Less
7. Song Is You, The
8. Just in Time
9. Saturday Night (Is the Loneliest Night of the Week)
10. Come Dance With Me
11. French Foreigh Legion
12. One I Love Belongs to Somebody Else, The
13. Here's That Rainy Day
14. High Hopes
15. When No One Cares
16. I'll Never Smile Again
17. I've Got a Crush on You
18. Embraceable You
19. Nice 'N' Easy
20. I Can't Believe That You're in Love With Me
21. On the Sunny Side of the Street
22. I've Heard That Song Before
23. Almost Like Being in Love
24. I'll Be Seeing You
25. I Gotta Right to Sing the Blues

Details Distributor: EMI Music Distribution Recording type: Studio Recording mode: Stereo
Album notes Capitol Records, the label for which Sinatra recorded many of his greatest albums in the 1950's, commemorates the singer's 75th birthday with this 3-disc set. Of the 75 chronologically-arranged tracks, about half appear on CD for the first time. The set includes a 36-page booklet with full color photos. Reprise, the label which Sinatra founded in 1960 and still records for, has also released a 4-disc box set anthology. In millennia to come, if evidence is required to substantiate the claim that Frank Sinatra was the finest singer of the 20th century, the three-disc CAPITOL YEARS set should settle the case. For the countless listeners to whom Sinatra spoke so eloquently, he was confidante, drinking buddy, philosopher, confessor, therapist, and more, as both his voice and his interpretive artistry reached their full maturation during his mid-1950s-to-early-'60s tenure at Capitol Records. It's almost difficult to believe that the man voicing the assured elan of "I've Got the World on a String" is the same harried soul who takes himself to task in the haunting welcome-to-my-nightmare ballad "I'm a Fool to Want You." Nevertheless, both the sensual intimations of "Embraceable You" and the sassy invitation of "Come Dance with Me" are equally powerful, not least on account of the growing simpatico of the arrangements, courtesy of giants such as Billy May and Nelson Riddle. As overwhelming as the artistic heft of THE CAPITOL YEARS box may be, the fact that many of these tracks are previously unreleased alternate takes makes Sinatra's gift seem just that much more sui generis.