Frank Sinatra Greatest Hits (CD)

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Frank Sinatra: Greatest Hits (CD)

(Warner Bros. Records) 12 tracks

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Interpret: Frank Sinatra
Album titlle: Greatest Hits (CD)
Genre Pop
Artikelart CD
Label Warner Bros. Records
EAN: 0075992723626
weight in Kg 0.1

Sinatra, Frank - Greatest Hits (CD) CD 1
01	Strangers In The Night	Frank Sinatra
02	Summer Wind	Frank Sinatra
03	It Was A Very Good Year	Frank Sinatra
04	Somewhere In Your Heart	Frank Sinatra
05	Forget Domani	Frank Sinatra
06	Somethin' Stupid	Frank Sinatra
07	That's Life	Frank Sinatra
08	Tell Her (You Love Her Each Day)	Frank Sinatra
09	The World We Knew (Over And Over)	Frank Sinatra
10	When Somebody Loves You	Frank Sinatra
11	This Town	Frank Sinatra
12	Softly As I Leave You	Frank Sinatra

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"Frank Sinatra"

Frank Sinatra

It started with a quartet called "Hoboken Four', which didn't get much further than a radio show: "Major Bowes Amateur Hour'. The four gave up, but Frank Sinatra made it alone with a solo version of "Night and Day". Remarkable appearances around New York followed. Harry James and Tommy Dorsey got him as band singers. Before the Second World War he became the main singer on the radio programme "Your Hit Parade', then got his own DBS radio show "Songs By Sinatra'. In 1943 he made his film debut in "Reveil|e With Beverley'.

Three years later Frank Sinatra received an Oscar for his performance in "The House I Live ln'. In 1953 he won another Oscar for his role as Maggio in'Damned for all eternity'. Between 1943 and 1953 his career went steeply upwards, suddenly falling steeply to a depth from which few thought he could return.

In the 50's and 60's his film career gained new recognition. When Frank Sinatra saw a one-man television show entitled'Frank Sinatra: A Man And His Music' at Christmas 1965, in which he gave a musical review of the 25 years of his career, he was successful and received the Peabody Award.

Break from 1971 to 1973, then return and as a result an album of beautiful, carefully selected songs. Tours followed. "The Voice' or also "The People's Choice', as Gordon Jenkins called him, is back. As long as Frank's around, millions of Sinatra worshippers are happy.

Original Press Release: WEA Music GmbH

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