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The Columbia Years (1943-1952): The Complete Recordings

 
Album Review: The Columbia Years (1943-1952): The Complete Recordings
 

  • Artist: Frank Sinatra
  • Rating: StarStarStarStarStar
  • Release Date: 1943 -1952
  • Total Time: 860:25
  • Type: Compilation (best of), Box set
  • Genre: Vocal Music

Review

A collection of a dozen fully packed CDs could seem like overkill for almost any recording artist, and probably will -- at least, for the uninitiated -- where Frank Sinatra is concerned. This is especially true of this release, given that it covers his Columbia recordings, which are usually regarded as his least interesting repertory. But they would be wrong, which becomes clear soon after one buys this set. True, Sinatra's most familiar persona -- that of the Vegas-based swinger -- was still many years away from anything represented by the music here, and the music is very much of its period, a mix of swing and sweet sounds, and pop with an emphasis on the latter and on romantic ballads. But the range of material is still striking, encompassing dance numbers and rhythm songs, jaunty, swinging sounds with more than a touch of serious jazz influence, and even a few numbers in the later sessions that anticipate the development of rock & roll -- and what Sinatra does with it all is amazing. And just to reassure the uninitiated, there are quite a few sides here that are more -- rather than less -- like the Capitol Records repertory that followed in the 1950s. The responsibility for the relative obscurity of Sinatra's 1940s output, and the lack of self-evident appeal of this set lies, ironically enough, with Columbia Records. For most of the first 35 years after he left the label, Columbia let most of his catalog of 285 officially released recordings lie fallow, doing little more across that time than return to the same two-dozen biggest hits. More than 100 of the tracks here never even made it onto vinyl, their last appearances being on 78-rpm shellac discs. So for those who haven't heard the Sinatra of the 1940s, or don't know his work well -- and that's nearly everybody, and everyone under 60 -- this set will prove a sublimely beautiful and overpowering experience. There was a reason why he was known as "the Voice" in those days, and practically every song here provides a vivid reminder.

The first half-dozen discs here will provide modern listeners with all the explanation they'll ever need for the origins of the frenzied "bobby-soxer" fandom that Sinatra elicited in the early and mid-'40s. In those days, his was a profoundly beautiful voice, stunning really, that could overpower women with his intonation on a ballad in seconds; it's also eerie how he always sounds like he is singing directly to the listener, personally. The other half of the equation was that Sinatra was sufficiently macho so that male listeners could identify not only with the persona he presented but also resonate to the effect that the songs had on women; women were aroused by his singing, and he connected with men who appreciated both that effect and the qualities behind it. The harder rhythm numbers worked more generally and more directly on everyone, in a more conventional pop music context. Remastered in state-of-the-art sound -- some of the finest in Columbia Records' history to date on CD -- from original 78-rpm disc sources and lacquer masters in the case of the pre-1948 sides, this set provides a close and intimate look at the source of those reactions. Whether he's working with a choral accompaniment ("Close to You") to avoid the restrictions of the Musicians Union strike, or a string section, or a brassy accompaniment ("Saturday Night"), the singing and the accompaniments get their very best airing to date, and Sinatra's delicate intonation is downright (and literally) intoxicating when heard properly. This is the first time in two generations that audiences can hear 95 percent of the material here, and it is incredibly easy to get seduced by "the Voice." Young or old, male or female, it doesn't matter -- the listener keeps wanting more, which this set obliges in quintuplicate.

The arrangements, mostly by Axel Stordahl (and -- occasionally -- George Siravo), also glisten in all of their glory. The lacquer-mastered songs sound better than you might believe possible, and once you get to the tape masters from 1948 onward, the quality truly soars. The set also provides a close look at an era when songwriting really and truly mattered, and was as great a craft as singing, and Sinatra (who also contributed in that area here and there) -- when he was allowed to pick his repertory -- was one of the best judges of songwriting. The consistency across most of these 285 songs is astounding, even with the relative handful of clunkers here (mostly in the guise of novelty tunes that newly installed Columbia A&R chief Mitch Miller insisted Sinatra try in the last couple of years of his Columbia tenure). But even some of those novelty tunes are revealing of the singer's true range -- "Bim Bam Baby" may not be what one wants from a Sinatra record, but it showed that he could work in a beat-driven context not too far ahead of rock & roll. The set is packaged in a foot-tall wooden box that stands vertically and offers each CD in a separate case of its own, with an accompanying hardcover book. It was out of print as of 2007 but is also easy enough to find used online, and it's a great bargain in terms of what one gets. What's more, it's an essential acquisition, musically more than the equal of the Capitol and Reprise Sinatra collections and -- even more important -- for showcasing his (undeservedly) least-well-known work, and a body of music that is, otherwise, mostly unavailable (the alternative is the 96-song four-CD The Best of the Columbia Years: 1943-1952, which offers the best 35 percent of what's here). It's not an easy thing to recommend a purchase of this size to ordinary listeners, but whatever it takes to save up for it, no real fans of the singer will be disappointed with what they get. ~ Bruce Eder, All Music Guide

Tracks



CD 1

Track TitleComposersPerformersTime
Close to You Al Hoffman, Carl G. Lampl, James Livingston Frank Sinatra (3:17)
You'll Never Know Mack Gordon, Harry Warren Frank Sinatra (3:00)
Sunday, Monday or Always Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen Frank Sinatra (3:15)
If You Please Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen Frank Sinatra (2:51)
People Will Say We're in Love Richard Rodgers, Oscar Hammerstein II Frank Sinatra (3:19)
Oh, What a Beautiful Morning Richard Rodgers, Oscar Hammerstein II Frank Sinatra (2:55)
I Couldn't Sleep a Wink Last Night Jimmy McHugh, Harold Adamson Frank Sinatra (2:52)
A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening Jimmy McHugh, Harold Adamson Frank Sinatra (3:13)
The Music Stopped Jimmy McHugh, Harold Adamson Frank Sinatra (2:59)
If You Are But a Dream Jack Fulton, Nat Bonx, Moe Jaffe Frank Sinatra (3:03)
Saturday Night (Is the Loneliest Night of the Week) Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne Frank Sinatra (2:43)
There's No You Hal Hopper, Tom Adair Frank Sinatra (3:26)
White Christmas Irving Berlin Frank Sinatra, Bobby Tucker Singers (3:22)
I Dream of You (More Than You Dream of Me) Edna Osser, Marjorie Goetschius Frank Sinatra (3:07)
I Begged Her Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne Frank Sinatra (2:59)
What Makes the Sunset? Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne Frank Sinatra (2:54)
I Fall in Love Too Easily Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne Frank Sinatra, Dave Mann (3:13)
Nancy (With the Laughing Face) [#] Phil Silvers, James Van Heusen Frank Sinatra (3:19)
Cradle Song Johannes Brahms Frank Sinatra (3:06)
Ol' Man River Jerome Kern, Oscar Hammerstein II Frank Sinatra (4:00)
Stormy Weather Harold Arlen, Ted Koehler Frank Sinatra, Ken Lane (4:13)
The Charm of You Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne Frank Sinatra (2:59)


CD 2

Track TitleComposersPerformersTime
Embraceable You George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin Frank Sinatra (3:16)
When Your Lover Has Gone Einar A. Swan Frank Sinatra (2:52)
Kiss Me Again Victor Herbert, Henry Blossom Frank Sinatra (2:45)
She's Funny That Way Richard Whiting, Neil Moret Frank Sinatra (3:20)
My Melancholy Baby Ernie Burnett, George Norton Frank Sinatra (3:08)
Where or When Richard Rodgers, Lorenz Hart Frank Sinatra, Ken Lane Singers (3:13)
All the Things You Are Jerome Kern, Oscar Hammerstein II Frank Sinatra, Ken Lane Singers (3:00)
Mighty Like a Rose Ethelbert Nevin, Frank Stanton Frank Sinatra (3:23)
I Should Care Sammy Cahn, Axel Stordahl, Paul Weston Frank Sinatra (3:00)
Homesick, That's All Gordon Jenkins Frank Sinatra (3:22)
Dream Johnny Mercer Frank Sinatra (3:02)
A Friend of Yours Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen Frank Sinatra (3:01)
Put Your Dreams Away (For Another Day) Paul Mann, George David Weiss, Ruth Lowe Frank Sinatra (3:00)
Over the Rainbow [Alternate Take][#] Harold Arlen, E.Y. "Yip" Harburg Frank Sinatra (3:16)
You'll Never Walk Alone Richard Rodgers, Oscar Hammerstein II Frank Sinatra (3:25)
If I Loved You Richard Rodgers, Oscar Hammerstein II Frank Sinatra (3:03)
Lilly Belle David Franklin, Irving Taylor Frank Sinatra (3:29)
Don't Forget Tonight Tomorrow Johnny Milton, Manning Sherwin Frank Sinatra (3:02)
I've Got a Home in That Rock Public Domain Frank Sinatra (3:10)
Jesus Is a Rock in the Weary Land Public Domain Frank Sinatra (3:19)
Stars in Your Eyes Adolph Green, Gabriel Ruíz, Ricardo López Méndez Frank Sinatra (2:45)
My Shawl Xavier Cugat, Stanley Adams Frank Sinatra (3:15)


CD 3

Track TitleComposersPerformersTime
Someone to Watch Over Me George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin Frank Sinatra (3:20)
You Go to My Head J. Fred Coots, Haven Gillespie Frank Sinatra (3:00)
These Foolish Things Harry Link, Jack Strachey, Holt Marvell Frank Sinatra (3:08)
I Don't Know Why (I Just Do) Fred E. Ahlert, Roy Turk Frank Sinatra (2:47)
The House I Live In Earl Robinson, Allen Lewis Frank Sinatra (3:20)
Day by Day Sammy Cahn, Axel Stordahl, Paul Weston Frank Sinatra (3:08)
Nancy (With the Laughing Face) Phil Silvers, James Van Heusen Frank Sinatra (3:20)
You Are Too Beautiful Richard Rodgers, Lorenz Hart Frank Sinatra (3:01)
America the Beautiful Samuel A. Ward, Katherine Lee Bates Frank Sinatra (2:32)
Silent Night Franz Xaver Gruber, Joseph Mohr Frank Sinatra (3:14)
The Moon Was Yellow Fred E. Ahlert, Edgar Leslie Frank Sinatra (2:58)
I Only Have Eyes for You Al Dubin, Harry Warren Frank Sinatra, Ken Lane Singers (3:12)
The Old School Teacher [#] Willard Robison Frank Sinatra (3:12)
Just an Old Stone House Alec Wilder Frank Sinatra (3:17)
Full Moon and Empty Arms Sergei Rachmaninov, Buddy Kaye, Ted Mossman Frank Sinatra (3:13)
Oh! What It Seemed to Be Frankie Carle, Bennie Benjamin, George David Weiss Frank Sinatra (2:59)
I Have But One Heart Marty Symes, John Farrow Frank Sinatra (3:13)
I Don't Stand a Ghost of a Chance with You Bing Crosby, Ned Washington, Victor Young Frank Sinatra (3:11)
Why Shouldn't I? Cole Porter Frank Sinatra (2:52)
Try a Little Tenderness Harry Woods, Reginald Connelly, Jimmy Campbell Frank Sinatra (3:09)
Paradise Nacio Herb Brown, Gordon Clifford Frank Sinatra (2:38)
All Through the Day Jerome Kern, Oscar Hammerstein II Frank Sinatra (3:01)
One Love Leo Robin, David Rose Frank Sinatra (2:44)
Two Hearts Are Better Than One Jerome Kern, Johnny Mercer Frank Sinatra (2:49)
How Cute Can You Be? Bill Carey, Carey Fischer Frank Sinatra (2:42)


CD 4

Track TitleComposersPerformersTime
From This Day Forward Adolph Green, Leigh Harline Frank Sinatra (3:02)
Oh Bess, Oh Where's My Bess? George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin, Dubose Heyward Frank Sinatra (2:55)
Begin the Beguine Cole Porter Frank Sinatra (2:55)
Something Old, Something New Ramez Idriss, George Tibbles Frank Sinatra (2:52)
They Say It's Wonderful Irving Berlin Frank Sinatra (3:05)
That Old Black Magic Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer Frank Sinatra (2:32)
The Girl That I Marry Irving Berlin Frank Sinatra (3:02)
I Fall in Love with You Every Day Sam H. Stept Frank Sinatra (2:43)
How Deep Is the Ocean? Irving Berlin Frank Sinatra (2:57)
Home on the Range [#] Dan Kelly, Brewster M. Higley Frank Sinatra (3:11)
The Song Is You [#] Jerome Kern, Oscar Hammerstein II Frank Sinatra (3:30)
Soliloquy, Pts. 1-2 Richard Rodgers, Oscar Hammerstein II Frank Sinatra (7:57)
Somewhere in the Night Josef Myrow, Mack Gordon Frank Sinatra (3:05)
Could 'Ja? Bill Carey, Carl Fischer The Pied Pipers, Frank Sinatra (2:27)
Five Minutes More Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne Frank Sinatra (2:35)
The Things We Did Last Summer Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne Frank Sinatra (3:15)
You'll Know When It Happens Carmen Lombardo Frank Sinatra (2:54)
This Is the Night Ray Evans, Lewis Bellin Frank Sinatra (3:05)
The Coffee Song (They've Got an Awful Lot of Coffee in Brazil) Bob Hilliard, Dick Miles Frank Sinatra (2:30)
Among My Souvenirs [Alternate Take][#] Edgar Leslie, Horatio Nicholls Frank Sinatra (3:16)
I Love You Harry Archer, Harlan Thompson Frank Sinatra (2:41)
September Song Kurt Weill, Maxwell Anderson Frank Sinatra (3:06)
Blue Skies Irving Berlin Frank Sinatra (2:28)
Guess I'll Hang My Tears Out to Dry Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne Frank Sinatra (3:24)


CD 5

Track TitleComposersPerformersTime
O Come All Ye Faithful Frederick Oakeley, John Francis Wade Frank Sinatra (2:36)
Lost in the Stars Kurt Weill, Maxwell Anderson Frank Sinatra (3:18)
Jingle Bells J.S. Pierpont Frank Sinatra, Ken Lane Singers (2:33)
Falling in Love with Love Richard Rodgers, Lorenz Hart Frank Sinatra (2:45)
Hush-A-Bye Island Jimmy McHugh, Harold Adamson Frank Sinatra (3:19)
So They Tell Me Jack Gale, Arthur Kent Frank Sinatra (3:23)
There's No Business Like Show Business [#] Irving Berlin Frank Sinatra (3:19)
(Once Upon) A Moonlight Night Irving Bibo, Sidney Clare Frank Sinatra (3:05)
Strange Music [#] Edvard Grieg, Robert C. Wright, George Forrest Frank Sinatra (2:59)
Poinciana [#] Nat Simon, Buddy Bernier Frank Sinatra (3:19)
The Music Stopped [#] Jimmy McHugh, Harold Adamson Frank Sinatra (3:00)
Why Shouldn't It Happen to Us Mann Holiner, Alberta Nichols Frank Sinatra (3:11)
Time After Time Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne Frank Sinatra (3:08)
It's the Same Old Dream Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne Frank Sinatra (3:05)
I'm Sorry I Made You Cry Jeannine Clesi Frank Sinatra (3:04)
None But the Lonely Heart [#] Pyotr Il'yich Tchaikovsky, Bill Westbrook Frank Sinatra (3:33)
The Brooklyn Bridge Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne Frank Sinatra (2:35)
I Believe Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne Frank Sinatra (3:02)
I Got a Gal I Love (In North and South Dakota) Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne Frank Sinatra (2:42)
The Dum-Dot Song (I Put a Penny in the Gum Slot) The Pied Pipers, Frank Sinatra (2:57)
All of Me [#] Seymour Simons, Gerald Marks Frank Sinatra (2:35)
It's All Up to You [#] Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne Dinah Shore, Frank Sinatra (2:49)
My Romance [#] Richard Rodgers, Lorenz Hart Dinah Shore, Frank Sinatra (3:22)


CD 6

Track TitleComposersPerformersTime
Always [#] Irving Berlin Frank Sinatra (3:08)
I Want to Thank Your Folks Bennie Benjamin, George David Weiss Frank Sinatra (3:10)
That's How Much I Love You Eddy Arnold, Wally Fowler, J.G. Hall Frank Sinatra (3:09)
You Can Take My Word for It Baby Irving Taylor, Ticker Freeman Frank Sinatra, Page Cavanaugh Trio (2:31)
Sweet Lorraine Mitchell Parish, Clifford R. Burwell Frank Sinatra (3:08)
Always [Alternate Take][#] Irving Berlin Frank Sinatra (2:55)
I Concentrate on You Cole Porter Frank Sinatra (3:04)
My Love for You [#] Edward Heyman, Harry Jacobson Frank Sinatra (2:51)
Mam'selle Mack Gordon, Edmund Goulding Frank Sinatra (3:20)
Ain'tcha Ever Comin' Back Axel Stordahl, Paul Weston, Irving Taylor The Pied Pipers, Frank Sinatra (2:44)
Stella by Starlight Ned Washington, Victor Young Frank Sinatra (3:20)
There But for You Go I Alan Jay Lerner, Frederick Loewe Frank Sinatra (3:05)
Almost Like Being in Love Alan Jay Lerner, Frederick Loewe Frank Sinatra (2:42)
Tea for Two Vincent Youmans, Irving Caesar Dinah Shore, Frank Sinatra (3:15)
My Romance Richard Rodgers, Lorenz Hart Dinah Shore, Frank Sinatra (3:15)
Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas Hugh Martin, Ralph Blane Frank Sinatra (2:47)
Christmas Dreaming (A Little Early This Year) Irving Gordon, Lester Lee Frank Sinatra (2:55)
The Stars Will Remember Leo Towers, Don Pelosi Frank Sinatra (3:16)
It All Came True [#] Sunny Skylar Frank Sinatra (2:32)
That Old Feeling Lew Brown, Sammy Fain Frank Sinatra (3:15)
If I Had You Ted Shapiro, Reginald Connelly, Jimmy Campbell Frank Sinatra (3:06)
The Nearness of You Hoagy Carmichael, Ned Washington Frank Sinatra (2:40)
One for My Baby (And One More for the Road) Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer Frank Sinatra (3:04)


CD 7

Track TitleComposersPerformersTime
But Beautiful Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen Sinatra Family (3:12)
A Fellow Needs a Girl [Alternate Take][#] Richard Rodgers, Oscar Hammerstein II Frank Sinatra (3:11)
So Far [Alternate Take][#] Richard Rodgers, Oscar Hammerstein II Frank Sinatra (3:08)
It All Came True Sunny Skylar Frank Sinatra (2:52)
Can't You Just See Yourself? Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne Frank Sinatra (2:57)
You're My Girl Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne Frank Sinatra (3:09)
All of Me Seymour Simons, Gerald Marks Frank Sinatra (2:44)
I'll Make up for Everything Ross Parker Frank Sinatra (2:55)
Strange Music [Alternate Take][#] Edvard Grieg, Robert C. Wright, George Forrest Frank Sinatra (3:12)
Laura [#] Johnny Mercer, David Raksin Frank Sinatra (3:12)
Night and Day [#] Cole Porter Frank Sinatra (3:39)
My Cousin Louella Frank Sinatra (3:05)
We Just Couldn't Say Goodbye Harry Woods Frank Sinatra (3:06)
S'posin' Andy Razaf, Paul Denniker Frank Sinatra (2:45)
Just for Now Frank Sinatra (2:59)
None But the Lonely Heart Pyotr Il'yich Tchaikovsky, Bill Westbrook Frank Sinatra (3:23)
The Night We Called It a Day [#] Matt Dennis, Tom Adair Frank Sinatra (3:21)
The Song Is You Jerome Kern, Oscar Hammerstein II Frank Sinatra (3:15)
What'll I Do? Irving Berlin Frank Sinatra (3:05)
Poinciana Nat Simon, Buddy Bernier Frank Sinatra (3:15)
(I Offer You the Moon) Señorita Nacio Herb Brown, Edward Heyman Frank Sinatra (2:44)
The Music Stopped Jimmy McHugh, Harold Adamson Frank Sinatra (2:57)


CD 8

Track TitleComposersPerformersTime
Mean to Me [Alternate Take][#] Fred E. Ahlert, Roy Turk Frank Sinatra (3:16)
Spring Is Here [Alternate Take][#] Richard Rodgers, Lorenz Hart Frank Sinatra (2:43)
Fools Rush In [Alternate Take][#] Rube Bloom, Johnny Mercer Frank Sinatra (3:00)
When You Awake [Alternate Take][#] Henry Nemo Frank Sinatra (3:15)
It Never Entered My Mind [Alternate Take][#] Richard Rodgers, Lorenz Hart Frank Sinatra (3:34)
I've Got a Crush on You George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin Frank Sinatra, Bobby Hackett (3:16)
Body and Soul Johnny Green, Edward Heyman, Robert Sour, Frank Eyton Frank Sinatra, Bobby Hackett (3:20)
I'm Glad There Is You Jimmy Dorsey, Paul Mertz Frank Sinatra (3:07)
I Went Down to Virginia Ray Evans, David Mann Frank Sinatra (3:09)
If I Only Had a Match Arthur Johnston, George W. Meyer Frank Sinatra (3:10)
If I Steal a Kiss Nacio Herb Brown, Edward Heyman Frank Sinatra (3:15)
Autumn in New York Vernon Duke Frank Sinatra (3:15)
Everybody Loves Somebody Ken Lane, Sam Coslow, Irving Taylor Frank Sinatra (3:15)
A Little Learnin' Is a Dangerous Thing, Pt. 1 Sy Oliver, Dick Jacobs Frank Sinatra (3:24)
A Little Learnin' Is a Dangerous Thing, Pt.2 Sy Oliver, Dick Jacobs Pearl Bailey, Frank Sinatra (3:05)
Ever Homeward Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne Frank Sinatra (3:28)
But None Like You Ray Noble Frank Sinatra (3:10)
Catana [#] Eddie DeLange, A.C. Newman Frank Sinatra (3:13)
Why Was I Born? Jerome Kern, Oscar Hammerstein II Frank Sinatra (2:49)
It Came Upon a Midnight Clear Richard Storrs Willis, Edmund Hamilton Sears Frank Sinatra (3:25)
O Little Town of Bethlehem Phillip Brooks, Lewis H. Redner Frank Sinatra (3:01)
White Christmas Irving Berlin Frank Sinatra (3:16)
For Every Man There's a Woman Harold Arlen, Leo Robin Frank Sinatra (2:50)


CD 9

Track TitleComposersPerformersTime
Help Yourself to My Heart [#] Buddy Kaye Frank Sinatra (3:14)
Santa Claus Is Coming to Town J. Fred Coots, Haven Gillespie Frank Sinatra (2:33)
If I Forget You Irving Caesar Frank Sinatra (3:11)
Where Is the One? Alec Wilder, Eddie Finckel Frank Sinatra (2:47)
When Is Sometime? Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen Frank Sinatra (2:42)
It Only Happens When I Dance with You Irving Berlin Frank Sinatra (3:18)
A Fella with an Umbrella Irving Berlin Frank Sinatra (2:31)
Nature Boy Eden Ahbez Frank Sinatra, Jeff Alexander Choir (3:18)
Sunflower Mack David Frank Sinatra (2:53)
Once in Love with Amy [#] Frank Loesser Frank Sinatra (2:54)
Once in Love with Amy Frank Loesser Frank Sinatra (3:00)
Why Can't You Behave? Cole Porter Frank Sinatra (3:18)
Bop! Goes My Heart Walter Bishop, Jr., Jule Styne Frank Sinatra, Phil Moore Four (3:04)
Comme Si Comme Sa Joan Whitney, Al Kramer Frank Sinatra (2:54)
No Orchids for My Lady Jack Strachey, Alan Stranks Frank Sinatra (2:38)
While the Angelus Was Ringing (Les Trois Cloches) Dick Manning Frank Sinatra (2:45)
If You Stub Your Toe on the Moon Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen Frank Sinatra (2:45)
Kisses and Tears [#] Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne Frank Sinatra (2:44)
Some Enchanted Evening Richard Rodgers, Oscar Hammerstein II Frank Sinatra (3:07)
Bali Ha'i Richard Rodgers, Oscar Hammerstein II Frank Sinatra (3:16)
The Right Girl for Me Betty Comden, Adolph Green, Roger Edens Frank Sinatra (3:05)
Night After Night Sammy Cahn, Axel Stordahl, Paul Weston Frank Sinatra (3:09)
The Hucklebuck Andy Gibson, Roy Alfred Frank Sinatra, Ken Lane Quintet (3:00)
It Happens Every Spring Josef Myrow, Mack Gordon Frank Sinatra (3:01)


CD 10

Track TitleComposersPerformersTime
Let's Take an Old Fashioned Walk Irving Berlin Doris Day, Frank Sinatra, Ken Lane Singers (2:59)
(Just One Way to Say) I Love You Irving Berlin Frank Sinatra (2:30)
It All Depends on You Lew Brown, Buddy DeSylva, Ray Henderson Frank Sinatra (2:43)
Bye Bye Baby Leo Robin, Jule Styne Frank Sinatra, The Pastels (2:37)
Don't Cry Joe (Let Her Go, Let Her Go, Let Her Go) Joe Marsala Frank Sinatra (3:17)
Every Man Should Marry [#] Benny Davis, Abner Silver Frank Sinatra (3:05)
If I Ever Love Again Dick Reynolds, Russ Carlyle Frank Sinatra (2:58)
We're Just a Kiss Apart Leo Robin, Jule Styne Frank Sinatra (3:03)
Every Man Should Marry Benny Davis, Abner Silver Frank Sinatra (3:03)
The Wedding of Lili Marlene Frank Sinatra (3:09)
That Lucky Old Sun (Just Rolls Around Heaven All Day) Haven Gillespie, Harry Beasley Smith Frank Sinatra (3:16)
Mad About You Ned Washington, W. Young Frank Sinatra (3:13)
(On the Island of) Stromboli Ken Lane, Irving Taylor Frank Sinatra (3:16)
The Old Master Painter Haven Gillespie, Harry Beasley Smith Frank Sinatra, The Modernaires (2:24)
Why Remind Me Doris Tauber, Willner Philbin Frank Sinatra (3:09)
Sorry Richard Whiting, Buddy Pepper Frank Sinatra, The Modernaires (3:01)
Sunshine Cake Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen Frank Sinatra, Paula Kelly (3:09)
(We've Got A) Sure Thing Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen Frank Sinatra, The Modernaires (3:11)
God's Country Haven Gillespie, B. Smith Frank Sinatra, Ziggy Elman (3:05)
Sheila Frank Sinatra Frank Sinatra (3:15)
Chattanoogie Shoe Shine Boy Jack Stapp, Harry Stone Frank Sinatra, Jeff Alexander Choir (2:37)
Kisses and Tears Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne Frank Sinatra, The Modernaires, Jane Russell (2:45)
When the Sun Goes Down Walter O'Keefe, Irvine Orton Frank Sinatra, The Modernaires (3:00)
American Beauty Rose Hal David, Redd Evans, Arthur Altman Frank Sinatra, Will Bradley (2:34)


CD 11

Track TitleComposersPerformersTime
Peach Tree Street Frank Sinatra, Jimmy Saunders, Leni Mason Rosemary Clooney, Frank Sinatra (3:09)
Should I? Nacio Herb Brown, Arthur Freed Frank Sinatra (2:23)
You Do Something to Me Cole Porter Frank Sinatra (2:32)
Lover Richard Rodgers, Lorenz Hart Frank Sinatra (2:38)
When You're Smiling (The Whole World Smiles with You) Joe Goodwin, M. Fisher, Larry Shay Frank Sinatra (2:28)
It's Only a Paper Moon Harold Arlen, E.Y. "Yip" Harburg, Billy Rose Frank Sinatra (1:55)
My Blue Heaven Walter Donaldson, George Whiting Frank Sinatra (2:25)
The Continental Con Conrad, Herbert Magidson Frank Sinatra (2:31)
Goodnight Irene Leadbelly, John A. Lomax Frank Sinatra (2:49)
Dear Little Boy of Mine Ernest Ball, Karen Brennan Frank Sinatra (2:41)
Life Is So Peculiar Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen Frank Sinatra, Helen Marcovivvi Carroll (2:07)
Accidents Will Happen Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen Frank Sinatra (2:58)
One Finger Melody Al Hoffman, Kermit Goell Frank Sinatra (2:39)
Remember Me in Your Dreams Hal David, Morty Nevins Frank Sinatra (2:30)
If Only She'd Looked My Way Ivor Novello Frank Sinatra (2:47)
London by Night Carroll Coates Frank Sinatra (3:08)
Meet Me at the Copa [#] Sammy Cahn, Axel Stordahl Frank Sinatra (3:10)
Come Back to Sorrento (Torna a Surriento) Claude Aveling, Ernesto de Curtis Frank Sinatra (2:14)
April in Paris Vernon Duke, E.Y. "Yip" Harburg Frank Sinatra (2:42)
I Guess I'll Have to Dream the Rest Michael Stoner, Martin Block, Harold Green Frank Sinatra (2:41)
Nevertheless (I'm in Love with You) Bert Kalmar, Harry Ruby Frank Sinatra, Billy Butterfield (3:08)
Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne Frank Sinatra (2:35)
Take My Love Frank Sinatra, Jack Wolf, Joel Herron Frank Sinatra (3:16)
I Am Loved Cole Porter Frank Sinatra (2:24)
You Don't Remind Me Cole Porter Frank Sinatra (2:48)
Love Means Love Bonnie Lake, Carl Sigman Frank Sinatra (3:02)
Cherry Pies Ought to Be You Cole Porter Frank Sinatra (2:20)


CD 12

Track TitleComposersPerformersTime
Faithful Mary Ann Kennedy, Candy Parton, Pamela Rose Frank Sinatra, Skylarks (3:13)
You're Still the One Ned Washington, Victor Young Frank Sinatra, Stan Freeman, Skylarks (3:02)
There's Something Missing Bennie Benjamin, R. O'Brien, George David Weiss, Morton Downey, Jimmy Rule Frank Sinatra, Skylarks (3:18)
Hello, Young Lovers Richard Rodgers, Oscar Hammerstein II Frank Sinatra (3:32)
We Kiss in a Shadow Richard Rodgers, Oscar Hammerstein II Frank Sinatra (3:35)
I Whistle a Happy Tune Richard Rodgers, Oscar Hammerstein II Frank Sinatra (2:30)
I'm a Fool to Want You Frank Sinatra, Jack Wolf, Joel Herron Frank Sinatra, Ray Charles Singers (2:55)
Love Me Ned Washington, Victor Young Frank Sinatra (3:08)
Mama Will Bark Dick Manning Frank Sinatra, Dagmar (2:55)
It's a Long Way (From Your House to My House) Saul Tepper, Roy Brodsky Frank Sinatra (2:44)
Castle Rock Al Sears, Ervin Drake, Jimmy Shirl Frank Sinatra (2:33)
Farewell, Farewell to Love George Siravo, Jack Wolf Frank Sinatra (2:54)
Deep Night Rudy Vallée, Charles Henderson Frank Sinatra, Harry James & His Orchestra (3:16)
A Good Man Is Hard to Find [#] Eddie Green Frank Sinatra (2:55)
I Could Write a Book Richard Rodgers, Lorenz Hart Frank Sinatra (2:42)
I Hear a Rhapsody Jack Baker, George Fragos, Dick Gasparre Frank Sinatra (3:04)
Walking in the Sunshine Frank Sinatra, Jeff Alexander Choir (2:41)
My Girl Frank Sinatra (2:24)
Feet of Clay Hy Zaret, Joan Whitney, Al Kramer Frank Sinatra (2:56)
Don't Ever Be Afraid to Go Home Bob Hilliard, Carl Sigman Frank Sinatra (2:28)
Luna Rossa (Blushing Moon) Kermit Goell Frank Sinatra, Norman Luboff Choir (2:40)
Birth of the Blues Lew Brown, Buddy DeSylva, Ray Henderson Frank Sinatra (3:27)
Azure-Te (Paris Blues) Bill Davis, Don Wolf Frank Sinatra (2:33)
Tennessee Newsboy (The Newsboy Blues) Dick Manning, Russell Faith Frank Sinatra (2:34)
Bim Bam Baby Sammy Mysels Frank Sinatra (2:20)
Why Try to Change Me Now? Cy Coleman, Joseph Allan McCarthy Frank Sinatra (2:49)

Credits

Ray Conniff (Arranger), The Charioteers (Vocals), Paul Winter (Violin), Pearl Bailey (Performer), Rosemary Clooney (Performer), Doris Day (Performer), The Pied Pipers (Performer), Dinah Shore (Performer), Frank Sinatra (Vocals), Frank Sinatra (Main Performer), Ray Charles (Vocals), Will Bradley (Trombone), Will Bradley (Performer), Bobby Hackett (Performer), Harry James (Performer), Barney Kessel (Guitar), Yank Lawson (Trumpet), Ted Nash (Saxophone), Willie Smith (Saxophone), Dave Barbour (Guitar), Lawrence Brown (Trombone), Billy Butterfield (Trumpet), Billy Butterfield (Performer), Lee Castle (Trumpet), Warren Covington (Trombone), Ziggy Elman (Trumpet), Ziggy Elman (Performer), Johnny Guarnieri (Piano), Bob Haggart (Bass), Al Klink (Saxophone), Bernie Leighton (Piano), Ray Linn (Trumpet), Lou McGarity (Trombone), Johnny Mince (Saxophone), Buddy Morrow (Trombone), Babe Russin (Saxophone), Heine Beau (Saxophone), Page Cavanaugh (Piano), Page Cavanaugh (Arranger), George Van Eps (Guitar), Stan Freeman (Piano), Stan Freeman (Performer), Jonathan Schwartz (Liner Notes), Mitch Miller (Oboe), Jeff Alexander (Arranger), Jeff Alexander (Conductor), Jeff Alexander (Vocals (Background)), The Modernaires (Performer), Bob Bain (Guitar), Robert Maxwell (Harp), Felix Slatkin (Violin), Si Zentner (Trombone), Randy Brooks (Trumpet), Jimmy Abato (Saxophone), Bob Ahern (Guitar), Victor Arno (Violin), George Arus (Trombone), George Avakian (Producer), Mitchell Ayres (Conductor), Mitchell Ayres (Producer), Robert Barene (Violin), John Barrows (Horn), Edward Bergman (Violin), Ruth Berman (Harp), Cy Bernard (Cello), Artie Bernstein (Bass), John Best (Trumpet), Maurice Bialkin (Cello), Johnny Blowers (Drums), Harry Bluestone (Violin), Hoyt Bohannon (Trombone), Perry Botkin (Guitar), Maurice Brown (Cello), Frederick Buldrini (Violin), Ernie Caceres (Saxophone), Sammy Cahn (Liner Notes), Nick Caiazza (Saxophone), Harry Carney (Sax (Baritone)), Frank Carroll (Bass), Helen Marcovivvi Carroll (Vocals), John Cave (Horn), Mac Ceppos (Violin), Frank Chase (Saxophone), Mahlon Clark (Saxophone), Nat King Cole (Piano), Harold Coletta (Viola), Conrad Gozzo (Trumpet), Sid Cooper (Saxophone), Jimmy Crawford (Drums), Cutty Cutshall (Trombone), Didier C. Deutsch (Producer), Didier C. Deutsch (Compilation Producer), Richard Dickler (Viola), Kurt Dieterle (Violin), Art Drelinger (Saxophone), Frank Driggs (Photography), Ed Druzinsky (Harp), Jack Dumont (Saxophone), Walter Edelstein (Violin), Arnold Eidus (Violin), Nick Fatool (Drums), Harold Feldman (Saxophone), Will Friedwald (Liner Notes), David Frisina (Violin), Harold Furmanski (Viola), Louis Gabowitz (Violin), Chuck Gentry (Saxophone), Jack Gootkin (Violin), Jack Gootkin (?), Manny Green (Violin), Chris Griffin (Trumpet), Gordon Griffin (Trumpet), Sid Harris (Violin), Allan Harshman (Viola), Herbie Haymer (Saxophone), Julius Held (Violin), Abraham Hochstein (Viola), Francis Howard (Trombone), Clyde Hurley (Trumpet), William Hymanson (Viola), Isadore Zir (Viola), Jules Jacobs (Saxophone), George Jenkins (Trombone), Jerry Jerome (Saxophone), Armand Karpoff (Cello), Nathan Kaproff (Violin), George Kast (Violin), Harry Katzman (Violin), Ken Lane (Piano), Jules Kinsler (Saxophone), Bob Kitsis (Piano), Harry Klee (Saxophone), David Klein (Contractor), Wayne Knight (Photography), Phil Krauss (Drums), Leo Kruczek (Violin), Bernard Kundell (Violin), Eugene Lamas (Violin), Harry Lawson (Saxophone), Jack Lesberg (Bass), Steve Lipkins (Trumpet), Dan Lube (Violin), Rebecca Lynch (Violin), Jimmy Lytell (Saxophone), Vito Mangano (Trumpet), Dave Mankovitz (Viola), Jimmy Maxwell (Trumpet), John Mayhew (Flute), John Mayhew (Horn), Harry Melnikoff (Violin), Tony Miranda (Horn), Alexander Neiman (Viola), Gareth Nuttycolbe (Viola), Gareth "Garry" Nuttycombe (Viola), George Ockner (Violin), Gene Orloff (Violin), Page Cavanaugh Trio (Performer), Richard Perissi (Horn), Raoul Poliakin (Violin), Leonard Posner (Violin), Jimmy Priddy (Trombone), Bernie Privin (Trumpet), Moe Purtill (Drums), Samuel Rand (Violin), Milt Raskin (Piano), Milt Raskin (Horn), Allan Reuss (Guitar), George Ricci (Cello), Albert Richmond (Saxophone), Les Robinson (Saxophone), Paul Robyn (Viola), Ted Rosen (Violin), Richard Ross (Photography), Mischa Russell (Violin), Antoine Russo (Trombone), Art Ryerson (Guitar), Julius Schachter (Violin), William Schaffer (Trombone), William Schoen (Viola), George Seaberg (Trumpet), Leonard Selic (Viola), Harry Shapiro (Cello), Jack Shulman (Violin), Sylvan Shulman (Violin), Paul Shure (Violin), Joseph Singer (Horn), Charles Small (Trombone), Terry Snyder (Drums), Anthony Sophos (Cello), Marshall Sosson (Violin), David Soyer (Cello), Phil Stephens (Bass), David Sterkin (Viola), Ann Mason Stockton (Harp), Alvin Stoller (Drums), Fred Stulce (Saxophone), Jule Styne (Liner Notes), Julius Tannenbaum (Cello), Harry Urbont (Violin), Gerald Vinci (Violin), Lyman Vunk (Trumpet), Sid Weiss (Bass), George Wendt (Trumpet), Hy White (Guitar), Mark Wilder (Engineer), Mark Wilder (Associate Producer), Mark Wilder (Digital Mastering), Milt Yaner (Saxophone), Vincent DeRosa (Horn), Will Taylor (Violin), Alex Beller (Violin), Samuel Cytron (Violin), Joseph DiFiore (Viola), Irving Horowitz (Oboe), Irving Horowitz (Saxophone), Paul Ricci (Saxophone), Eleanor Slatkin (Cello), Ernest Anderson (Vocals), Morris Bercov (Saxophone), Julius Brand (Violin), Charlie Butterfield (Trombone), Ken Cameron (Vocals), Irma Clow (Harp), Dorothy Compton (Vocals), Milton DeLugg (Accordion), Solomon Deutsch (Viola), Charles Griffard (Trumpet), Ray Hagan (Drums), Stanley Harris (Viola), Ralph Hersh (Viola), Joe Higgins (Producer), Gerald Joyce (Violin), Murray Kellner (Violin), Sol Kindler (Violin), Leonard Mach (Trumpet), James M. McGee (Horn), Frank Miller (Cello), Nuncio Mondello (Saxophone), Alex Murray (Violin), Richard L. Noel (Trombone), Felix Orlewitz (Violin), Gary Pacheco (Project Director), Pullman Pederson (Trombone), Max Polikoff (Violin), Kurt Reher (Violin), Jack Rose (Mandolin), Norris Shawker (Drums), Herman Shertzer (Saxophone), Jerry Shulman (Executive Producer), Stanley Webb (Saxophone), Jack Zyde (Violin), Theodore Adoff (Viola), Alan Copeland (Vocals), Tony Faso (Trumpet), Carl Loeffler (Trombone), Vito Mumolo (Guitar), Nick Pisani (Violin), Pete Pumiglio (Saxophone), Billy Rowland (Piano), William Spear (Viola), Avron Twerdowsky (Cello), Olcott Vail (Violin), Andrew Ferretti (Trumpet), Frank Sinatra, Jr. (Performer), Joe Buskin (Piano), Herman Alpert (Bass), Larry Alpeter (Trombone), Benjamin Altman (Violin), Sal Amato (Saxophone), John Augustine (Violin), Harry Azen (Violin), Russell Banzer (Saxophone), Henry Beau (Arranger), Henry Beau (Saxophone), Peter Beilman (Trombone), Peter Beilman (?), Harry Berv (Trumpet), William Bloom (Violin), Harry Blostein (Violin), David Bonnee (Saxophone), Milton Bornstein (Violin), Albert Borodkin (Cello), Sidney Brecher (Viola), Emil Briano (Violin), Broadus Erie (Violin), Emmett Callen (Saxophone), Werner Callies (Violin), May Hogan Cambern (Harp), Fred Camelia (Cello), Samuel Carmell (Violin), Karl Chlupse (Horn), William Clifton (Piano), Murray Cohan (Saxophone), Cy Coolidge (Trombone), John d'Agostino (Trombone), Fred Dornbach (Saxophone), Louis Druzinsky (Viola), Peter Ellis (Violin), Samuel Finkel (Violin), George Forbes (Piano), Sam Freed (Violin), Sam Freed (Viola), Al Freistadt (Saxophone), Harold Freistadt (Trumpet), John Fulton (Saxophone), Paul Geil (Trumpet), Albert Geltzer (Trumpet), Emanuel Gershman (Saxophone), Alex Gershunoff (Saxophone), Phil Giardino (Trombone), Fred Glantz (Saxophone), Fred Goerner (Cello), Matty Golizio (Guitar), Marty Golodner (Violin), Max Gralnick (Mandolin), Jack Greenberg (Saxophone), Bernard Greenhouse (Cello), Robert Hackett (Trumpet), Morris Haigh (Violin), Howard Halbert (Violin), Dave Hallett (Trombone), Leonard Hartman (Saxophone), Max Herman (Trumpet), Maurice Hershaft (Violin), Harry Hoffman (Violin), Harry Holtzer (Trumpet), Jimmy Horvath (Saxophone), Bruce Hudson (Trumpet), David Jefferson (Violin), Arthur Kafton (Cello), Morris Kahn (Viola), Leonid Kanter (Violin), Daniel Karpilowsky (Violin), Bernard Kaufman (Saxophone), Zelik Kaufman (Violin), Howard Kay (Violin), Howard Kay (Viola), Jack Kimmel (Bass), Morris King (Violin), Sylvan Kirsner (Violin), Emanuel Klein (Trumpet), Edward Kuczborski (Trombone), Tom Lassoff (Violin), John Lausen (Trumpet), Ward Lay (Bass), Frank Leithner (Piano), Frank Leithner (Horn), Simon Leutner (Trombone), William Lockwood (Violin), Arthur Loesserman (Violin), Don Logiudice (Saxophone), Milton Lomask (Violin), Milton Lomask (Contractor), Paul Lowenkron (Viola), Al Mastren (Trombone), William May (Trumpet), Robert McGarity (Trombone), Mark McIntyre (Piano), Mark McIntyre (Horn), Dale McMickle (Trumpet), Reggie Merrill (Saxophone), Harold Micklin (Violin), Sam Middleman (Violin), Achilles Mierlot (Violin), William Miller (Violin), William Miller (Horn), Seymour Miroff (Violin), Sy Morris (Violin), Ben Mortell (Guitar), Horace Nelson (Trumpet), Henry Nosco (Violin), Nicholas Ochi-Albi (Cello), Fred Olson (Violin), Alex Ores (Violin), Louis Palange (Saxophone), Maurice Perlmutter (Viola), Anthony Perrotti (Violin), Fred Pfeifer (Saxophone), Merle Pitt (Violin), Nat Polen (Drums), George Polikian (Cello), Carl Poole (Trumpet), Gene Powers (Violin), Irving Prager (Violin), Milton Prinz (Cello), William Pritchard (Trombone), Joe Quadri (Violin), Van Ramsey (Trumpet), Albert Raskin (Saxophone), William Rausch (Trombone), Elaine Vito Ricci (Harp), Henry Ross (Saxophone), Sol Rumberg (Viola), Jack Satterfield (Trombone), Pinky Savitt (Trumpet), John Saxon (Cello), Harry Schuchman (Saxophone), Cheryl Scott (Harp), Jack Sewell (Cello), Sammy Shapiro (Trumpet), Buddy Sheppard (Violin), Phillip Shuken (Saxophone), Frank Siravo (Bass), James Skiles (Trombone), Joe Small (Saxophone), Zelly Smirnoff (Violin), Elmer Smithers (Trombone), Melven Soloman (Trumpet), Russ Solomon (Trumpet), Stanley Spiegelman (Viola), James Stagliano (Horn), Wolfe Taninbaum (Saxophone), Harry Terrill (Saxophone), Oreste Tomasso (Violin), William Versaci (Saxophone), Paul Weigand (Trombone), Ruby Weinstein (Trumpet), Abraham Weiss (Viola), Wesley Webb West (Guitar (Steel)), Garry White (Viola), Herbert Winfield (Trombone), Joe Yukl (Trombone), Rubin Zarchy (Trumpet), Philip Zolkind (Saxophone), Eddie Brown (Saxophone), Paula Kelly (Performer), Skylarks (Performer), Norman Luboff Choir (Performer), Phil Moore Four (Performer), John Carroll (Trumpet), Tony Sellari (Artwork), Tony Sellari (Art Direction), Tony Sellari (Design), Tony Tiller (Package Coordinator), Darcy Proper (Engineer), Darcy Proper (Digital Mastering), Bill Wallace (Trumpet), Al Richman (Saxophone), Mark Levant (Violin), Arthur Shapiro (Bass), George Simon (Producer), William Gottlieb (Photography), Sam Caplan (Violin), Stewart M. Bair (Vocals), Noah Beilski (Violin), Edward Constantine (Vocals), Ludwig Flato (Piano), Philip Franke (Violin), Leon Frengut (Viola), Sam Furman (Piano), Sam Furman (Horn), Harold Furmansky (Viola), Anthony Gottuso (Guitar), W. Hagan (Violin), Wesley Heins (Trombone), Doris Johnson-MacDonald (Harp), Boris Levitsky (Violin), Abram Loft (Viola), Jacques Margolias (Violin), Alfio Micci (Violin), John Muezenberger (Saxophone), Morty Palitz (Producer), Paul Picci (Saxophone), Culver Pictures (Photography), Eugene Powers (Violin), Joseph Reilick (Viola), A. Shapinksy (Cello), Helen Shomer (Violin), Kathryn Tompson (Harp), Fred Fox (Horn), Richard Trent (Trumpet), Michael Oaks (Photography), Harry Coster (Engineer), Harry Coster (Digital Mastering), Walter Atkinson (Trombone), Marvin Charles Bailey (Vocals), Arthur Baker (Clarinet), Arthur Baker (Saxophone), Anthony Russo (Trombone), Robert Haggart (Bass), Bill Miller (Piano), The Pastels (Performer), James " Jimmie" Maxwell (Trumpet), Richard Byron (Vocals), Arthur Bernstein (Bass), Artie Yeranian (Artwork), Attair DErosa (Horn), John Best (Trumpet), Ray Charles Singers (Vocals (Background)), Ben Steinberg (Violin), Betty Allan (Vocals), Philip Stephens (Bass), Ralph Lane (Viola), E. Powell (Saxophone), Mannie Green (Violin), Jane Russell (Performer), Ron Juliano (Artwork), Arthur Smith (Saxophone), Kathleen Carnes (Vocals), John Ackerman (Vocals), Paul Winter (Violin), Joe Siracusa (Drums), Don Anderson (Trumpet), Joe Ross (Contractor), Nat Brusiloff (Violin), Nathan Solomson (Trumpet), John Ryan (Bass), Elliot Magaziner (Violin), Harold Branch (Vocals), Jewel Bowman (Vocals), Elwin Carter (Vocals), Leonard Berman (Piano), Roland Dupont (Trombone), Thomas Mancini (Violin), David Mann (Piano), Dave Mann (Piano), Dave Mann (Performer), George Brown (Viola), Rick Ross (Photography), Bill Taylor (Violin), Raymond Clark (Vocals), Bob Caudana (Accordion)
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