8 Replies to “ Time After Time - Frank Sinatra - The Classic Frank Sinatra Collection (CD) ”

1. Label: Prism Leisure Corporation - LD,Lasapa - LD • Format: CD Compilation • Country: UK • Genre: Jazz • Style: Easy Listening Frank Sinatra - The Classic Collection (, CD) | Discogs/5(5).

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2. rows · Watch the video for Time After Time from Frank Sinatra's Classic Sinatra for free, and .

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3. But in , when Sinatra recorded "Time After Time" -- on Capitol -- for the film It Happened in Brooklyn, he still had the over-enunciated and boyish croon which he used in his early days. Sinatra's version of the song is a lush, pop ballad arrangement, with orchestration from the .

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4. The Collection is a compilation album by American singer Frank mistlugorimamor.rtherericdipolimsipugdagevota.coed by Greyhound Media Limited, the album consists of 2 discs: The Swing Collection and The Ballads Collection, each containing 25 original recordings.

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5. Like The Capitol Years, the four-disc box set The Reprise Collection was released to celebrate Frank Sinatra's 75th anniversary. However, it works as a better sampler than the Capitol set, partially because Sinatra released so many albums on Reprise that it is necessary to have an /5(78).

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6. As compilations go, this is an odd one. First assembled by the British discount label Music for Pleasure on LP in and subsequently reissued on CD, 20 Classic Tracks is not, despite its title, a typical Frank Sinatra best-of. It is, rather, a truncated, somewhat rearranged version of two of his original Capitol LPs: 's Come Fly With Me and 's Come Dance With Me.

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7. Oct 31,  · Frank Sinatra was arguably the most important popular music figure of the 20th century, his only real rivals for the title being Bing Crosby, Elvis Presley, and the Beatles. In a professional career that lasted 60 years, he demonstrated a remarkable ability to maintain his appeal and pursue his musical goals despite often countervailing trends.

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8. Originally, Frank Sinatra had planned to record Only the Lonely with Gordon Jenkins, who had arranged his previous all-ballads album, Where Are You. Jenkins was unavailable at the time of the sessions, which led Sinatra back to his original arranger Price: $

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