Artist	Song
Frank Sinatra	Just One Of Those Things
from Songs For Young Lovers / Swing Easy! (1998)
Frank Sinatra	It Happened in Monterey
from Classic Sinatra - His Great Performances, 1953-1960 (2000)
Frank Sinatra	From Here to Eternity
from This Is Sinatra! (2009)
Frank Sinatra	Without a Song
from I Remember Tommy (2009)
Billy May and His Orchestra & Frank Sinatra	Let's Get Away From It All
from Come Fly With Me (1998)
Frank Sinatra	With Every Breathe I Take
from Close to You and More (2002)
Frank Sinatra	Rain (Falling from the Skies) [Remastered]
from Concepts (2000)
Frank Sinatra	I Have Dreamed
from The Concert Sinatra (2009)
Frank Sinatra	Wandering
from Cycles (2009)
Frank Sinatra	I Get Along Without You Very Well
from In The Wee Small Hours (1998)
Frank Sinatra	Last Night When We Were Young
from In The Wee Small Hours (1998)
Frank Sinatra	A Man Alone
from A Man Alone (2009)
Frank Sinatra	There Used to Be a Ballpark
from Ol' Blue Eyes Is Back (2009)
Frank Sinatra	In the Still of the Night (The Frank Sinatra Collection)
from Ring-A-Ding Ding! (2011)
Frank Sinatra	A Long Night
from The Frank Sinatra Collection - She Shot Me Down (2010)
Frank Sinatra	Emily
from Softly As I Leave You (2009)
Frank Sinatra	Don'cha Go 'Way Mad
from Sinatra and Swingin' Brass (2009)
Frank Sinatra	Here's to the Losers
from Softly As I Leave You (2009)
Frank Sinatra	I Thought About You
from Songs for Swingin' Lovers! (1998)
Frank Sinatra	I Got Plenty O' Nuttin'
from A Swingin' Affair! (1998)
Frank Sinatra	Summer Me, Winter Me
from Trilogy: Past, Present & Future (2009)
Frank Sinatra	From This Moment On
from A Swingin' Affair! (1998)
Frank Sinatra	My Girl
from A Voice In Time (1939-1952) (2007)
Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra & Frank Sinatra	Say It
from The Essential Frank Sinatra With the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra (2005)
Frank Sinatra	American Beauty Rose
from A Voice In Time (1939-1952) (2007)

Comment:

Believe it or not, Sinatra was stuck in showbiz limbo the end of 1952 — his voice had inevitably lost the dreamy flush of youth, and he was without a contract . . . but he reversed his fortunes in spectacular fashion by picking up a Best Supporting Actor Oscar® for [i]From Here to Eternity[/i], and by signing to Capitol Records and reminding the world what it had been missing. His first session with arranger Nelson Riddle, in 1953, produced a song inspired by that great comeback movie, and it marked Frank's return to form. Almost three decades further down the line, Sinatra would again come back from a lay-off (after his later live-in-Vegas years) with the triple album [i]Trilogy: Past, Present & Future[/i] (1980): "Summer Me, Winter Me" is an understated stunner.

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