A collection of Frank Sinatra music cds and videos as well as compilation of his greatest hits.
As the ’60s drew to a close, Sinatra became increasingly amenable to recording songs from the contemporary pop and rock canon. Whether he was responding to commercial pressures, or just trying to prove that he could still be hip in the Age of Aquarius, remains the subject of much debate; in any case, My Way is probably the best of his late-’60s pop efforts. For one thing, it includes the title... 
As the ’60s drew to a close, Sinatra became increasingly amenable to recording songs from the contemporary pop and rock canon. Whether he was responding to commercial pressures, or just trying to prove that he could still be hip in the Age of Aquarius, remains the subject of much debate; in any case, My Way is probably the best of his late-’60s pop efforts. For one thing, it includes the title... 
24-track collection that includes many of Sinatra’s most famous songs from his Reprise & Capitol repertoire. Highlights include signature songs such as ‘My Way’, ‘New York New York’ & ‘Strangers In The Night’ which are complemented by lesser known, but sought after material such as his cover of Stevie Wonder’s ‘For Once In My Life’. W 
Sinatra strides through the sold-out Madison Square Garden crowd with the confidence of a sports hero, accompanied by his handlers and bodyguards. If not for the gray hair and tuxedo, he could very well be–Howard Cosell’s histrionic introductory rap sets the concert up as a world championship bout. While this 1974 concert does not capture Sinatra at his prime (at times his voice sounds weak... 
After Returning To The Spotlight With Ol’ Blue Eyes Is Back, Frank Sinatra Continued His Comeback With Some Nice Things I’ve Missed. As The Title Suggests, The Bulk Of The Album Consists Of Songs That Became Popular During Sinatra’s Brief Retirement, Including Hits By Stevie Wonder, Neil Diamond, Jim Croce, And Bread.
By And Large, The Material Is Adapted For Big Bands, With A Couple Of... 