/mu/ likes Sinatra?

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>>71629570
Yeah

>>71629661
favorite album? song?

Drinking Again set the scene for most of Tom Waits' 70's output:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zsl0whs5BuE

The World We Knew is the greatest Sinatra-track, still
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lY4zT86yWWw

>>71629920
Probably Songs For Swingin' Lovers!
Summer Wind, Moon River, The World We Knew, More, One For My Baby, Come Fly With Me, It Was A Very Good Year, Mack The Knife, The Curse Of An Aching Heart and Young At Heart are some of my favorites

Comfy as fuck

I like him.

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Weren't a bunch of forgotten recordings dicovered in 2015 or something?
>If you're a Sinatra fan — and who isn't — chances are, you're not all that familiar with his repertoire from the 1940s and early '50s, that he recorded for Columbia. That's because even though these tracks were done when Frank was in the best voice of his life — before a million cigarettes and an ocean of booze took their toll — the songs were recorded in mono. After Sinatra left Columbia for Capital, the songs remained in the vaults for years, unheard and forgotten.
(https://good-music-store.myshopify.com/products/frank-sinatra-the-new-recordings)
Are these all of them?

>>71629570

>DUDE MAFIA LMAO

>>71629570
I do. Sinatra Sings Only Only for the Lonely is my go-to late night record, also good for romance-related feels. In the Wee Small Hours is top tier too.

>>71629570
Love "That's Life"