Frank Sinatra - Deep Night download song

I had the 78 on this. To me this is a preview of the Capitol Sinatra right around the corner.

Could have Sinatra really have recorded this BEFORE his time with Dorsey? The audio quality is close to state of the art!

This is not just harry James on a Frank Sinatra recording. it is with the whole Harry James Orchestra, rather than the usual Columbia guys.

This song seems to grow in appeal the more one listens to it. When I first heard it I thought it had some excellent drawing points but also felt that the orchestration needed some work. Now after listening to it a number of times it appears that the arranger got the chart just about right and my initial conclusion was wrong. Of course it also helps that Mr. Francis was at the top of his vocal game at this point in time.

The trumpet guy is really bad. Yikes.

Frank reconnected with Harry James in the early 50s to record a number of excellent tracks. This one in particular sounds especially great. Interesting that it gets no airplay whatsoever but its really interesting because its Frank during his transition period from smooth crooner to the edgy mature Capitol years singer that we all know and love.

I remain partial to Rudy Valée's 1929 original, but Sinatra has his way.

This obscure song was recorded as a single in 1951 as the B-side of "Castle Rock" toward the end of Sinatra's tenure with Columbia Records. I think that it foreshadows his '50s Capitol sound.

To Caponsacchi - this was a late Columbia group of sessions with the Harry James Orchestra where Frank and Harry teamed up again, well after the Dorsey days. The audio quality is especially good here, actually seems better than most of the other late Columbia recordings. It would be great if someone knew some recording details from the session, it almost sounds like they were using some early form of reverb or echo chamber. To another comment, this is one of the great examples of Sinatra moving from his crooner 1940s sound to his classic Capitol Sinatra sound, very well said, i.e. it foreshadows Frank's 50s Capital sound. This recording is way underrated and underplayed in my book.

My favourite Sinatra track. Ever. We had this record when I was a kid and I used to play it over and over. My dad was a big fan and even resembled Frank a lot - especially in his look of the late 50s. I read somewhere that the original recording of this song was years before by Rudy Valee. Not sure if the A side of this record was Castle Rock in the UK as I don't recall that title at all. We must have had nigh on every recording my dad could get his hands on. Thank for putting it up.

Found this on a budget C.D.Fantastic track with Harry James classic solo. Sinatra's voice pitch on "Come to my arms" after James solo is sheer vocal genius. Mitch Miller should have been made to bark.

What can I say, classic Sinatra! Very enjoyable.

My grandfather Charles Henderson wrote the music.