Songs For Swingin' Lovers!

i wasn't able to go through the lyrics but i enjoyed it dahil sa melody bdhshs

Eh…

Semmoset lemmenlaivat sieltä. Kyllähän tämmöstä menoa kuuntelee taustalla, mutta ei tätä nyt sen analyyttisemmin voi lähteä arvioimaan. "aikansa kuva" ja kolmoseen

Ohan tää komeeta laulantaa ja teatraalista menoa. Kauheesti ei jää veisuista kätöseen eli handuun. Perusvarma eikä ärsytä.

No joo. Kyllähän swingiä aina silloin tällöin mielellään kuuntele. Mafiamies Sinatra tietysti alan kovimpia nimiä. Tällä levyllä ei ollut yhtään itselleni entuudestaan tuttua biisiä, eikä kyllä mielestäni olla lähelläkään Sinatran parhaita ralleja. Ihan leppoisaa ja kivaa kuunneltavaa kuitenkin. Vaikka kolme tähteä.

Same song for the entire album. Its fine

5/15, 33%

Great vibes from this album and its just something nice to listen to and enjoy. Sinatra's voice is also very warm enhancing that mellow vibe. 6/10, Favorite song: You brought a new kind of love to me

Enjoyed the swagger of Frankie boy

What the fucking is making whoopy? This guy was friends with gangsters and he can't even say fuck

Hits are good, but it kinda drags at points

l'album se fait un peu long à force et un peu trop répétitif

Damn Dimebag owes a lot to Eddie.

Despite my general aversion to crooning I kind of enjoyed this. These songs really are quite pleasant to listen to. Not challenging at all and not something I’d listen to often, but I might throw it on again if I was having a bad day.

I don’t care if he is the Big Poppa, can he croon?

01) You Make Me Feel So Young - 7,0 02) It Happened in Monterey - 7,0 03) You're Getting to Be a Habit with Me - 6,5 04) You Brought a New Kind of Love to Me - 7,0 05) Too Marvelous for Words - 6,5 06) Old Devil Moon - 7,5 07) Pennies from Heaven - 7,0 08) Love Is Here to Stay - 6,5 09) I've Got You Under My Skin - 10,0 10) I Thought About You - 6,5 11) We'll Be Together Again - 6,5 12) Makin' Whoopee - 7,0 13) Swingin' Down the Lane - 7,0 14) Anything Goes - 7,0 15) How About You? - 7,0 TOTAL: 7,07 (71/100) Current ranking: 443/798

Would’ve gone down smoother with an old fashioned

I'm tempted to rate this higher - it's all very good, Sinatra's singing is buttery smooth, it's thoroughly pleasant to listen to - but it's basically 15 of the same song over and over

each track is only 3 minutes long but unless you are listening specifically to the fantastic horns section you are not gonna be able to tell when one ends and another begins it's fine. it's good even! the band is great, the voice is great. I'd probably even rate it higher individually but as an album it just bleeds together and is less than the sum of its parts

His voice is nice but got kinda bored if the song really didn't go for it

Very pleasant and easy listening soft swing album. After first few songs it blends into the ether and becomes literal background noise, you only realise it's stopped when you suddenly hear the silence.

A crooning masterclass from Sinatra, with very tasteful arrangements. Clearly really great stuff, but maybe decades of pastiche by others means that it just doesn't grab me as much as it might.

I think this album is not badly produced and the vibe is indeed 'swingy'. For me personally it's a little to monotonous and bland, though.

Sinatra has a great voice. I can appreciate that this is good music, it's just not the type I generally like. The songs kind of ran together, none of them stood out.

13 januari 2026. Benieuwd hoe lang dit gaat duren. Eerste album is al cute. Heb dit echt nog nooit geluisterd, en nu wel :)

Добре, але всі пісні якісь занадто схожі. Проте якщо мати настрій саме на таку музику — це можна слухати, тому 2,5.

Love me some Sinatra! Some lovely arrangements on here, but after like 5 songs it started to feel a bit same-y to me. Felt more like background music rather than a piece of art/entertainment that I wanted to fully absorb. Banger arrangements by Nelson Riddle tho

Anything Goes is a classic

A pleasant record. Horn arrangements are incredible. Doesn't stack up to some of my preferred crooner records (Nat King Cole) but it's nice to have on.

classy oo but not really my type

other people’s reviews are so funny this literally letterboxd but for albums. no but they were right i can’t differentiate the songs from each other bye. fun and enjoyable.

Impossible not to be drawn into Sinatra’s smooth style!

omg why i don't like jazz i guess i should appreciate this anyways it's so old, there were no other ways of making music his voice is truly iconic had to take a pause after the 8th song cause I was falling asleep I am so sorry, mr. sinatra okay, after the break it got better still don't like it though. very one-time, one-vibe listen

No. 69 A fresh album, ideal to listen to while you are studying or prepare a delicious meal.

6/10

I know that this is supposed to be his best album, but am I crazy in saying i didn't love it? I think there are better crooners out there

It's fine. Making whoopie is a mistake of a song.

This is sorta a hard album to approach cause a lot of my parameters for music quality doesn’t apply to music this old. For example, I can’t complain about there being a lack of variety of sounds because there was like 3 genres of music at the time so there wasn’t a lot to pull from. And to be fair, music from the 50s was kinda homogeneous, like a lot of the songs on this album are like wildly well known popular songs recorded by LOTS of people, like making whoopie and those tracks. So I can’t critique the song writing cause Frank didn’t really write songs, this is from when most musicians had writers. It’s actually wild cause really the only thing I can review is his voice and the songs on here that are his songs in the sense that they are most heavily associated with him, like “I’ve got you under my skin” and “you make me feel so young”. Both great songs, genuinely generationally impactful and important to so many people. And I even found a few other tracks I had never heard before that I liked. But for the most part it’s an aged piece of history that is entirely “of it’s time” mostly to a fault. I don’t think I’d ever listen to this album again, it wasn’t god awful or anything, just kinda boring and I’d probably just put on my own Frank playlist so it’s curated with all the songs I like, but yah this album is pretty acceptable and forgettable all at the same time.

Not my thing at all, he had a fine "crooning "voice and my mother loved him. I was sick of it by the end but it was what it was and a lot better than some of the crap on here.

Mehhh, of the time. I can appreciate that they'd never heard rock music so this was probably peak. Got to try to contextualise, haven't you? I've been washing dishes and shake n vac'ing all day. A delightful homemade pie is in the oven, and the spuds are bubbling away on the stovetop. The house looks and smells wonderful, and I put on my dotty frock and do up my hair just before husband comes home. He comes in, wraps his arms around me and gives me a twirl in the kitchen to some romantic lyrics. The swinging lets me know we're makin whoopie later so we can add to our brood. Oh how wonderful. Then he slaps me about for tea being late to the table. Anyway, it was fine for what it was.

NY NJ Swinging singin Mr. Old Blue Eyes. Those horns! Rip Frank Sinatra you would’ve loved Jschlatt and that one guy who was on America’s Got Talent that sounded like a crooner. Merry Christmas to you and your family. Always stay Italian, Frankie baby. Thanks for the love songs that never seem to go out of style or fall out of love.

jako lep album, opet nisam oduševljena ne bih slušala svaki dan al mnogo opuštajuće

When elevators die and go to heaven, this is the music that gets played. A great singer, just not my style

actually sehr cozy und vibey – es ist gar nicht so mein vibe, also würde es höchstens mal als Hintergrundmusik hören aber ne schlechte Bewertung zu geben tut mir auch echt weh :(((

He has a soothing voice; good lyrics with slightly upbeat tempos. The album is methodically structured and well blended together. It's a beautifully written, romantic album.

sounds like xmas

frank sinatra is just *the* genre of lounge music. this is all good stuff but its not christmas music or New York New York or My Way so you cant sing along to it (I've Got You Under My Skin is probably an exception). very pleasant but not all that moving in any particular way, just vibey. Anything Goes is my favorite cuz i like fallout 🤓

Pleasant 50s noise. I like sinatra but I don't love sinatra 5.7/10

I'm sure it's influential and all. 5 slow jam pt1 out of 10 mind fuzz

Not really my cup of tea

My initial thoughts are that the whole album feels very wholesome, the songs are great, simply not something I would listen to on an everyday basis. Sinatra's voice is very soothing to listen to and his music gives me an itch to grab a partner and dance with them. :)

If I found someone who despises Sinatra then they'll have to go in the dumpster. Nice of him to make an easy listenable able but every song sounds the same.

Es lo que esperas de un álbum de Frank Sinatra. Sonido clásico con letras bonitas y una gran presencia de la voz. Objetivamente está bien hecho pero personalmente se hace repetitivo.

Classic Sinatra.

15 songs fly by. Most feel samey. Nice voice of course but not very interesting for me. Low 3

It’s catchy swinging jazz, no more no less. 7/10.

Oh boy, Frank Sinatra is back with another album on my journey, pretty much exactly 3 weeks after I last heard him on here. The last album was so miserably bad I almost ended up giving it a 2. It just sounded very rapey, and it came out more than 10 years after this album, so I kind of thought I was going to be in for more of that here. The album in question was Frank Albert Sinatra And Antonio Carlos Jobim, which absolutely does not roll off the tongue. With an album name like Songs For Swingin' Lovers!, I was really bracing myself for more of the same. Instead, I got a much better album, and substantially less rapey sounding. Noted, the context/subtext behind a few of the songs maybe isn't amazing, but whatever. "Makin' Whoopee" in particular makes me want to jump from the highest bridge I can find. I was substantially less creeped out listening to this one as a whole though. However, I was still bored out of my freaking mind. This music has a rightful place in history. Does it deserve to be on this list? Absolutely!! Songs like "You Make Me Feel So Young" and "I've Got You Under My Skin" are classics, the ladder being my favorite song on the album. Do I want to listen to them? No. No I do not. Do I want to listen to an entire album that consists of 44 minutes of what is essentially the exact same dated song? Also no. But hey, it was better than his later stuff apparently. It would not surprise me even a little bit if this is his absolute peak musically. If anything, this album really makes me want to go back and give the last one I heard a 2. This one is leagues better. I've got one more Frank Sinatra album to go, and it's the oldest album in the entire book. So yeah, I am fully expecting it to sound more or less the same as this, but even more dated and boring. Not the biggest fan of Frank Sinatra's music. I acknowledge it has a huge spot in music history, but don't enjoy actively listening to it all that much. Another pretty low 3 from me, but definitely not a 2. Call it a 3.35/5.

Smooth great song writing great delivery great arrangements just a bit mono paced in terms of dynamics.

Frank er en gammel grisegutt. Dette var temmelig ensformig og kjedelig, selv om gamlefar synger fint!

Alors, c'est un très bon album un peu répétitif mais c'est compréhensible en vue de la date de sortie. Toujours très soigné Sinatra, un bon 6/10 pas très marquant.

Frank Sinatra is an artist that I need to be in the mood for, but when I am he melts my heart. I'm sure it surprises no one that I had a Wee Small Hours phase in high school, or that I sang My Way at karaoke my first night at university. Songs for Swingin' Lovers! is unfortunately an album that does not do nearly as much for me, even when I am in the mood for Sinatra. Swing has never been my thing (hehe), always being drawn to more intimate jazz settings as opposed to big bands. You Make Me Feel So Young is a great track to start the album off, but aside from that very few tracks feel as special to me as others off his records from around the same time. I can't help but compare a lot of the standards to versions I like way better, and in general I think the selection here does not compliment Sinatra's capabilities nearly as well as other albums like Songs for Young Lovers do. I'll admit my bias against swing plays a big part in my relatively negative perception of this album, but I think Sinatra evolves his style much more over the next decade. For this album to be considered more noteworthy than many other far more poignant records doesn't check out for me. Songs for Swingin' Lovers finds a home inside Olive Garden, which coincidentally is like the album in many ways. Bland, noisy, and zero chance of romance even though it feels like there should be.

Good album overall. The lyrics feel kind of sappy but maybe that's just what music was like in this decade.

Favorite: Old Devil Moon Least Favorite: You're Getting To Be A Habit With Me Overall Rating: 7.5/10 A bit repetitive but good vibes overall.

It sounds like an episode of mad men

Nice to learn more about Frank Sinatra, I listened to a few albums of his with this listen. Pleasant, but not being a big lyrics guy it does lack a bit of sonic diversity. 3*. Music has come a long way.

Yup, that's Frank Sinatra alright.

Some of the orchestration still feels corny to me, but the guy has a great sense of timing and an iconic voice.

This is old, but not outdated. I think it definitely stands the test of time. He has a good voice and the music reminds me of old Pixar movies. This album is nostalgic even though I had only heard a couple songs before.

It was fine. Maybe that whole crooner schtick is just old now. I liked it but I’m in no rush to revisit it

this was good and i thought about swinging with my lover but it is just not the vibe for a walk on a sunny day through the city

The songs were mostly fine, and luckily they’re all short so if you aren’t liking one just wait a minute and it’ll likely be over.

I understand why people gravitate toward Frank Sinatra; this record is mellow and relaxing and Frank has a great, easygoing voice. It really is great, non-offensive background music. It doesn't offer much more than that though, at least not for me. This is fine for a piano bar or for working on something else where I need some background noise without it distracting me. But I can't really see this as something that I'd seek out for any other purpose. It doesn't really illicit any real excitement from me, even if it is enjoyable enough. 3/5

Mr. Sinatra has a good voice, but his timbre is exactly the same across his full range. The singing sounds monotonous, even though it isn't. I don't hate any of the songs, I don't love any either. Favorite song: old devil moon

Swingin’ song by a Swingin’ Cat. Soon there will be shooby shooby doobie doin’ a happening!

I mean, he's good, but it's just not really my thing.

3.9

Solid, swingin’, great musicianship, a nice kind of aural wallpaper, but not OH MAN, WHAT IS HAPPENING

Great band backing; smooth vocals (as expected); not really my taste, but great music is still enjoyable; a lot of classics on this album, 'You Make Me Feel So Young' always makes me think of Elf and Christmas. Favorite Song (for this listen): either 'Old Devil Moon' or 'Pennies From Heaven'

Too jazzy

gad sehr lust uf frankieee hmm lyrisch überzügts mich sicher nöd unglaublich hahahaha, isch sehr schnell usglutscht jaa es isch cute, es lauft, aber nöd meh iwie CHEESEBURGER HAMBURGER WHOOPER oder wie au immer das video gaht hmm clt liits au ah spotify aber d blöser tönet mengisch SEHR blechig OUH beachboys vergesse uppsi naja uf jede fall hani schwierigkeite, zum das würkli nöd gern haa, aber han villes chli langwilig gfunde. s gfühl isch immerno schön wosmer git aber jo

He shines here, incredible voice, croony and a little cheeky, instrumentation is fun. This makes you want to dance. It feels like he is putting something of himself out there, a little vulnerable and enthusiastic. If you were very cool in the 50s you would have been going out to this

Hard to rate due to how ubiquitous Sinatra is as a singer, but he did offer to have Woody Allen's legs broken so I can't in good conscience rate this any lower than a 3.

I'm not sure what there really is to say about this album. We all know Sinatra and what his music was all about. Smooth baritone, swinging tunes, and just generally pleasant to listen to. It probably "deserves" a higher rating than a 3 because obviously Sinatra was so good at what he did, it's just that what he did was a style of music that I and most of the rest of society largely got over years and years ago. These days it's music to fall asleep to. So, I can't really justify giving a higher rating to something I know I'm never going to actively listen to again. Favourite tracks: Anything Goes, Makin' Whoopee, Old Devil Moon

I've heard several of these songs before, and obviously Frank Sinatra's voice is smooth and iconic. However, as a critic, he has a pretty limited range, and only one sound. In the time period, that was fine, but looking back, it all sounds the same and runs together. 5/10

A bunch of hits. The lyrics are great, I can see why he was a heartthrob. I think it's undercut by the genre somewhat; I'm predisposed to just not take crooning seriously. Biggest critic as I attempt to actively listen is that the album is a bit of a blur. Each song seems to have the same music behind different words.

Ok but boring

Pronto né I've heard this before Bom saber.. que almost every frank sinatra song.. sounds the same 👍👍👍

As músicas kinda parecem todas iguais ngl, mas tipo gostei de ouvir na mesma

I almost got through this. Luck be a lady is amazing

So. Always loved Frank Sinatra mainstream songs. However. Listening to this was definitely an experience. With tracks like You Make Me Feel So Young alongside Pennies From Heaven and I've Got You Under My Skin, it's hard to fully dislike this album. With that being said, songs like Makin' Whoopee and Swingin' Down The Line were pretty boring and wasn't a huge fan. Overall, strong start with some okay songs in between a few other bangers.

easy listening

Je sais pas si c’est parce que je l’ai écouté en faisant de la thermodynamique ou si c’est parce que les sons se ressemblent tous mais ça m’a semblé long mais looooooong… Après c’est pas grave c’est bien mais ça fait plus comme un long son qu’un album en fait c’est assez plat.

I’ve always liked Sinatra’s voice, so this was very enjoyable to listen to! The songs, however, don’t sound all that different from each other and all kind of blend together. So not the most exciting, but pleasant nonetheless.

3.5

3.5

Not my cup of tea

How did this one get onto the list? It is older than me! Nelson Riddle provides the orchestration and all the big band sounds of the 1940s and 1950s. Sinatra does his usual top notch singing, although after several tracks they all seemed to blend together.

Some of my best friends are Swingin' Lovers! I assume there are no musical soundtracks on this list, so maybe this is the closest we'll get (based solely on the album cover). Not enough popular songs have a full orchestral accompaniment. Plus, such clear vocals! The songs themselves are whatever, but the performance is great. (Yes, I do have Michael Bublé albums, what about it?) I could not believe there was a song on here called 'Makin' Whoopee', but it turns out the Newlywed Game meaning actually came *after* this song, not before, and it used to just mean "to enjoy oneself in a boisterous manner". Highlight: 'Anything Goes'

Mostly pleasant, very samey. It's alright.

It’s really good. Just very samey.

Its a Sinatra album. Don't know what else to say.

Classic Sinatra. Some of the songs haven't aged well, but I can't deny that most of these songs are just good. It's not music I would have on repeat unless I'm in a very specific mood. But I do enjoy me some Sinatra. 5/10.

I definitely prefer Sinatra when he’s in his love songs bag, but I can’t possibly give an album with “Makin’ Whoopee” anything higher than a 3.

This album title seems to have aged... not poorly, but interestingly. It seems a usual release for Sinatra, a collection of covers of popular songs, mostly from musicals. He's a great singer, and the arrangements make for fun jazz-pop. I think it's pretty good, but not a style I love.

All the songs sound very similar but not of them are bad. Makes me feel like I'm in a smoky club in the 50's.

Kind of same-y but I have a real soft spot for old school crooners so I'm not complaining

This is #day463 of my #1001albumsyoumusthearbeforeyoudie challenge, and… who doesn't like some Frank Sinatra? This record, which also happens to be my last album from 1956, represented on the list, is all-out '50s: big band, swinging jazz, and the unmistakable crooning of the Chairman of the Board. It can be hard to tell the songs apart, aside from a handful of all-timers like "I've Got You Under My Skin" and "How About You?"; it all kind of blends into one song/story, but I'm fine with that. We'll see what his other two albums have in store. This is a 3 out of 5. Looking forward to #day464.

Not for me

3ish it’s samey and I don’t know how much id revisit but I like it

Swing! Big band! Frank!

I'm sure it was popular back in the day. More or less wallpaper music for me personally though.

How can anyone be THIS in love. It was a good album, but like most Sinatra, it's going to sound about the same every song. 3/5

Very classic feel, timeless stuff. Not something that absolutely floors me but this will always be around and is a great listen

All songs pretty good. No real stand outs for me though. Nice music, but I doubt I'll ever queue it up intentionally.

Oh, to be an ol' fashioned swinger.

As others have said - 45 minutes of the same song. Not offensive, just not extraordinary.

Easy listening

5/10

Gotta be one of the easiest listens ever.

This is a good Frank Sinatra Album. I think I prefer Live at The Sands myself. Frank is a bit tainted for me because of how much boomers love him due to their overdeveloped sense of nostalgia.

Streit

Gir meg julestemning, og litt fallout vibes. Hadde ingenting imot å høre på albumet på vei til jobb, men tror ikke jeg ville satt den på igjen.

Exactly what I expected from Sinatra

Une grande voix, mais bon toujours un peu pareil, pas de gros coup de coeur, et pas une grande fan de cette décennie en musique donc bon.

*1956. 10th studio album. *A couple notable songs. *This is just quintessential Frank. RATING - 7/10

This is more my speed with Frank. Kinda goofy bravado, selling bad lines, doing his best with his kinda limited range/affect (breathing a problem? on Marvelous for Words at the end - a modern recording would surely punch in rather than leave that performance intact).

I don’t always listen to old school crooner jazz… but when I do, chances are it’s going to be ol’ blue eyes.

Genre: Standards Frank’s got a nice voice, and lovely full bands behind him at all times. And I know this stuff really hits for some people, but not for me. Easy to listen to, but I personally don’t need to again. Also, to all the pearl clutching happening in the 60s with rock and roll, Frank was literally singing a song called Makin’ Whoopee. Doesn’t get any less innuendo than that. 3/5

I liked this more than other Sinatra albums. 3.5 rounded down.

Honestly this felt like banger after banger for this genre. I knew most of these just from cultural osmosis. It is also the case that while I was thinking “oh another incredible jazz standard delivered with impeccable skill by the best guy ever at this,” I was also thinking “3…3…3.” So I think we’ve determined what the highest possible rating is, for me, for this type of music: 3/5.

Þægileg að hlusta á og skemmtileg orðnotkun hjá honum

Sveiflandi swing. Bara gaman.

The sound got a little monotonous, but it's Frank!

6/10

I can’t remember if this is the second Sinatra album or if we’ve had more, but I think this should be enough. It’s not bad! Sinatra was 1 of 1, his vocal presence is unmatched, etc etc. But you get the point after the first 10 songs. Silky smooth lyrical delivery, quintessential romantic backing tracks that are tightly performed. I’ll take “Too Marvelous For Words” from the pack of songs on this album. It’s a very happy, simple, fun take on a romantic song. Strong 3/5, if I was of an impressionable age when this album came out I’m sure it would be 5/5

Sinatra is fine, don’t really have a strong opinion on him. This is about as good as he gets for what that’s worth.

this album is literally Crooner triple platinum. Imagine getting the GOAT to remake the last 20 years of music. That’s what this must’ve felt like to its contemporaries. Insane. Old Devil Moon is the big time tho. I’m going to give it 3.5 stars and round down, bc it’s a cultural landmark and the encapsulation of an era at the end of its cycle of innovation, but doesn’t do anything new or exploratory. It’s old hat, but it’s a certified cultural artifact

Pretty good. Very Sinatra.

Objectively, every element of this album is fantastic. The big band accompaniment, Sinatra's voice, the arrangements. Subjectively, I'm almost never in the mood for Sinatra, though. Small doses in movie soundtracks? Sure. That's where I've heard half the tracks on this album. I'm almost never going to sit down and listen to a whole album of it. Objectively: 5 stars for the quality of arrangements and performance Subjectively: 2 stars for the overall enjoyment. Will average the two to get 3.5 stars, but I'm rounding down to 3.

Just finished this album up at work, it's classic Sinatra.. Only problem is I need suppress the urge to pour a glass rye, light up a Lucky Strike and call my female coworkers "Doll" or "Broad".

Such a great voice! Such dumb songs.

This is a pretty good album of Frank Sinatra classics and standards. It's good, just shy of great. I enjoyed it, would probably be a 3.5 if I could do that, but since I can't and I probably wouldn't choose to put this on, I'll round down.

I liked it well enough, It's just that ai think it sounds like he didnt give it a lot of thoughts, it has some good songs but most if them are mediocore

I liked this album bcs it truly evokes the passionate love that anyone feels at the start of a relationship. It's full of hope, it's tender and pure like a warm hug from a beloved. And pure love penetrates to your skin and becomes a part of u, like u can feel it under your skin. I love the album ends with a question, leaving us wondering.

Pleasant but kinda samey.

I like Anything Goes for nostalgia reasons, so it gets 3 stars instead of 2, because the rest of this is patently uninteresting to me. I like Sinatra's voice, but it feels like background music exclusively.

some famous songs but just not something i get into

Classic big band music with lyrical word play. Standard Frankie

One of a kind voice

It's hard to find anything to complain about for any one song on this album. Sinatra's voice is of course very good, and the perfect fit for these swinging songs. He's loose and able to make the songs feel effortless and airy. The music is jazzy and light. The lyrics are quite good, with the opening lines of tracks 4 and 5 especially standing out. A couple tracks near the end feel a bit quaint 70 years later, but the music otherwise doesn't sound dated outside of inspiring a subconscious association with old movies. So the songs are good, but as an album? A little variety would certainly help, as by the end it feels like you've already heard these songs before. This would be great to listen to in an elegant ballroom at a party. But just sitting down to listen to on its own? It doesn't work quite as well.

Silky, swinging, smooth jazz with Ol Blue Eyes smooth as silk voice is still very much a product of its time but that doesn't make it bad. Most of his hits are here & they sure are swell. The others are swell as well but still suffers from sounding all the same. I've said it before: If you don't like the ONE song they play DIFFERENTLY, you're in for a bad time. If you do, you'll love it. I enjoyed the album much better than the Frank's Sad album that is on the list but it's still a 3.

I absolutely recognize these songs are good, but growing up Italian-American you hear A Lot Of Frank Sinatra. It's hard to separate the music from so much personal context.

A hell of a voice, but it’s really hard for me to separate it from the deeply unpleasant guy attached to it. And another one where a little goes a long way for me.

Okay

One of the earliest albums on the list, it feels very out of place with most of the other albums. There's nothing wrong with Sinatra, his voice is good, but this doesn't feel exceptional. It's hard to believe, but the lyrics of popular music in the 50s were even cornier than the lyrics of today's pop. I don't hate this, but it's not really interesting to me either. The cool, swinging, jazzy good times just wear smooth after a few songs. I always liked the song Anything Goes...probably has to do with Kate Capshaw's rendition at the beginning of Indiana Jones and The Temple of Doom.

For all del

eww happy couples eww

A little bit one note but overall I enjoyed this. Frank's vocals (obviously) sound great and his backing band give all of these songs a really infectious energy. Probably not something I'd return to but maybe take a couple of tracks from this for a playlist

Swing verging on pop with some great melodies and arrangements and of course Frank's voice. Great tone and made a change from the more ballad heavy albums of that era. Not the best album title ever but worth a listen

Extremely one note but extremely good at that one note. My north jersey heritage feels bad giving this a 3 but 🤷🏼‍♀️

It's fine, I guess. Not much place for this stuff in my life.

whoop-tee-doo. pleasant enough but it felt like it dragged because there’s so little variation in sound. i bet this sounded fire in 1956 though and i can appreciate that.

fine...i'm never THAT excited for frank sinatra but there's also never anything objectionable about it. to me his music is the lowest common denominator in that it's generically pleasant enough that no one's going to be mad if it's on. it's hard to appreciate this for anything other than background music you'd hear at an italian restaurant which is not his fault necessarily...but it's also not particularly thrilling to me in 2025.

Its good but gets a bit same-ey after a few tracks.

Classic, elegant and lovely. The voice of Frank is timeless.

a voz masculina mais bela do planeta. meu paizinho.

Chilled easy listening, and when one of Frank’s songs comes on, you can’t help but get drawn into it. BUT, a whole album of songs all starting to sound the same, is a bit too much. Giving this three stars is about fair in my view

6.5/10

Perhaps the most classic of all voices from his era. Every song is great, if not a bit formulaic. Perhaps a touch of weak lyric writing, but always pleasant

Frank Sinatra's music is timeless. Something I love about old recordings, specifically Sinatra's, is that they feel so close. Listening to this album felt like I was in the room with the musicians. Recorded music tends to be so produced now, which isn't always a bad thing, but this album definitely made me wish there were more efforts to simplify the process sometimes. Of course, as is the case with most older music, this wasn't the most exciting listen, and the songs did seem to mimic each other at times. Even then, Sinatra's silky vocals and intentional lyrical delivery made me return to this album a few times after my first listen. I especially enjoyed his rendition of Anything Goes. He took a classic song and completely made it his own with only minor changes. Sinatra was a master at singing like he was conversing. He really communicated with his listeners, and there's a joyful lightness to the way he interpreted the words of songs. At a time when most songs were written by writers instead of the artists themselves, he took great care of other people's work and did his due diligence as a vocalist. Despite the fact that this isn't my exact type of album, Sinatra ensured that I, along with all of his listeners, spent the 45 minutes listening to this album fully immersed in the stories he was telling.

Frank Sinatra's voice wasn't as good as people praise it. There, I said it. The songs are catchy, and remind me of New York City on a Summer night, but they're not distinguished enough. My rating is actually generous. Favorite Track: "Makin' Whoopee".

Idk these songs sound pretty monogamous to me

this was quite chill and vibey

Ok def some bangers on here I feel like a lot of annoying people I know love Frank Sinatra though. What's that about

same ol' Sinatra things

Felt as if I was inside a Disney classic

Yes, this guy is trying to get into your grandmother’s pants. But the band sounds great, and every single one was tracked live with vocals. THE Crooner. Pretty cheesy material, but that was the style at the time.

Not my favorite collection of Sinatra songs, but it was okay.

It is an iconic voice and sound, but I am just not fully on board with the crooning genre.

Makes me feel like a proper civilised adult. I want to go to a bar and order Jack Daniel’s

Frank Sinatra's voice is amazing and he's definitely one of the most important singer of all time. But, I am not a big fan of jazz, so I couldn't really fall in love with this album. It's easy to listen to, but not my thing.

Not my cup of tea

Good. Fun. Classic

Streit

Obviously a very good singer but all the songs sound the same

The definition of easy listening. Beautiful voice, most songs sound the same.

6/10he’s a prick but you’ve got to give it to him he’s a bloody good singer, didn’t write any of these songs so i’m not giving him credits for lyrics, but he is genuinely the voice of the 50-60s era and everyone knows it, which is one of my fav genres anywhere, he has a beautiful voice but like i’ve said before his songs are all repetitive so can’t give him too much, decent album but if u want this vibe there are many others i’ve got u under my skin

45/1089 instantly recognisable with You Make Me Feel So Young putting this on in the background while i cook was the perfect decision, it’s so smooth and naturally his voice is stunning this album is the perfect example for why i’m doing this because even though i may not listen to it again due to taste, it’s such quality and actually was amazing for the context i listened to it in (cooking tea) also discovering Sinatra has a song called “Makin’ Whoopee” was so worth it 3 stars or 65/100 (i could definitely use it as a cooking album again) faves: Anything Goes (duh!) Too Marvelous For Words and You Make Me Feel So Young

This is a very upbeat and enjoyable album. I knew a few songs before the listen and Frank always has that smooth voice.

There’s no denying Sinatra has a tremendous voice. How I feel about listening to him usually comes down to my mood on any particular day, and that feeling ranges from trying to croon along happily to cringing at the dark, misogynistic tendencies of the era this style so smoothly glosses over. Today, I will try not to be cynical about the “aw shucks” innocence of these lyrics and just accept them at face value.

That I have heard a better sung version of most of these songs is a testament to their quality. The orchestration is good and Sinatra is not as over the top as he can be, but that doesn’t make this a great album. I’d rather hear Crosby or Bennett do these songs. Too safe to round up.

Iconic voice and the music's not bad. Big band sorta sound? Maybe medium band? But most of the songs sound pretty similar.

No es mi estilo pero puedo apreciar la calidad de este disco.

Classic Sinatra. Not really many of the crazy hit classics though. Talks about love a lot.

Really have to be in the mood to listen to something like this nowadays. Lots of classics tho

I'll give it this: for the most part, this is more upbeat than some of his more sleep-inducing tracks/albums. If I had to listen to Frank, this is the one I would probably go for. But at the same time, a lot of the songs sound similar, and because of that it seems longer than its 45 minutes. In the grand scheme of albums, this one has to at least be in the middle, right? (I almost used mid-pack, but that seems like an insult, haha). 3 stars, whatever.

I hate that I kinda like the orchestra on this. Why does this have to be a Frank Sinatra record?

Good, but not my style. Feels like ambient music for a dumb coffee shop.

Never knew Old Blue Eyes was an orgy guy.

It's Frank. You know exactly what you are going to get with him. There are no surprises here. He's got a smooth voice and it just feels cool. The music is dated but yeah it was recorded in the 50's you aren't getting away from that. Like his other albums they all kinda blend together. Not a bad listen at all, just the same. Honestly though, with him you are better off finding his greatest hits album and get allllll the bangers right there. No good reason to pick up the individual albums unless you decide you are a fan.

Oh Frank, I feel like I say this often, but he truly has one of the most recognizable voices. Thisnwould be a great album for a turntable as you can just play it through and enjoy the background music. Just easy listening and enjoyable! Need I say more? Favorites: - You Make Me Feel So Young - Too Marvelous For Words - I've Got You Under My Skin

Lots of classics. Doesn't seem like an album project

The other half of Sinatra's coin, the big show-y swing numbers. A welcome change of pace from his more downbeat and reflective albums, this is like the party music of the era. I do marvel at how long swing dominated mainstream culture, it started in the 20's (!) and lasted pretty much until it was taken over by rock & rock in the latter half of the 50's. Not much to say about the album, great song selection, some iconic Sinatra tracks here, very fun and entertaining, and obviously immaculately performed. Key tracks: You Make Me Feel So Young I've Got You Under My Skin

Fun! A formula that is timeless and works like a charm. After 45 minutes I was a little bored but it was super fun. Nice job Frank!

Didn’t do anything for me I fear. This is the happy fun pop version of Sinatra that can be great but to me every song on this sounds p much the same… sorry!

probably going to get some flack for my rating, but I find that Sinatra is just fine. he has an incredible voice, i can't deny that. however, i do find a lot of the lyrics from this time period are just so simple. to me, this is good dinner party music to have on in the background, but its nothing i would personally seek out myself to listen to. i understand why Frank has his place in history, and I understand the effect he had across the world... but its just never the sound ill be looking for on my own.

It might be because I’m sleep deprived but I had a good time with this one

Love his voice and the accompanying instruments are perfect for him. The tragedy of this album is that all the songs are ROUGHLY the same depsite them all being good individually. Its like eating crab for 10 meals straight. Also is it just me that thinks it sounds weirdly "Christmas-y?" Favourite Song: You Make Me Feel So Young Honourable Mentions: Love is Here to Stay, I've Got You Under My Skin, How About You?

pretty good. "anything goes" activated me like a sleeper agent back to fallout 3

2,5

til: a new ancient euphemism for boinking sorry sinatra i’m glad i listened to this and you sing nicely but i would literally never listen to this album for fun

This is alright but Sinatra and the Rat Pack have done better.

I wonder in the 50s' this meant what I'm thinking it means now. Every one of these songs sound the same but not in a bad way.

Okay, nothing special.

Brings back memories of my parents.

I've never listened to this album (1). It was okay, a bit repetitive.

Some classics on here but everything kind of sounds the same.

Good songs. Not really my style, but I can see why Frank stood out above his contemporaries.

Musique de Noël Les chansons sonnent toutes pareil, mais c’était enjoyable. Ces chansons d’amour sont différentes des chansons style « i thought about killing my gf 😾 » de Kanye lmao

Trying to not grade on the curve cause it’s Sinatra so I give it 3 stars. Very well produced and performed. But like the EDM record from the other day it is a lot of the same thing over and over. I’d listen again though.

Lounge music

Love Frankie. This isn't his best work.

I appreciate Sinatra’s voice, but have always felt that no matter what song he is singing, it becomes a Sinatra song. He has a particular inflection and cadence that is unmistakable, but for me, I want a singer that truly interprets the lyrics for me, so that their voice becomes a medium to bring out the depth, joy, pain, or playfulness of a songwriter’s craft. I always hear and feel Sinatra being Sinatra, which is pleasant, but not compelling. I think the reason My Way and New York New York are two of his biggest hits is that you can hear that he is feeling those from somewhere deeper than simply performing. Great voice - good listen - but when I listen to anything from the American Songbook, I want Ella Fitzgerald to be singing, just can’t help it

Breezy, fun album of standards from ol' Blue Eyes that, while an enjoyable listen, started to sound like the same song over and over. Hey, when it works, it works.

So many of these are essentially the same song, but its a perfectly pleasant, silky smooth song. Would never typically listen to an entire sinatra record for that reason, but I enjoyed it fine, especially You Make Me Feel So Young, Too Marvelous for Words and Pennies from Heaven. Also enjoyed hearing ol' blue eyes crooning the words 'silly gigolos'

Good album. Very classic vibe. 6.3/10

this was good but i never want to hear making whoopee again in my life

this was cute

If Frank is your jam, this is great. Just solid old timey music. 3/5

Too much of a virgin to appreciate

Sinatra’s charm is in full swing here — literally. 𝘚𝘰𝘯𝘨𝘴 𝘧𝘰𝘳 𝘚𝘸𝘪𝘯𝘨𝘪𝘯’ 𝘓𝘰𝘷𝘦𝘳𝘴! is upbeat, flirtatious, and musically pristine, with Nelson Riddle’s orchestrations offering stylish, danceable backdrops to every track. It’s a showcase of mid-century cool, where romance always comes with a wink and never a tear. But while the mood is consistent, it’s also a bit one-note. The emotional range stays firmly in the register of suave lightness, which can make the album feel less dynamic or involving over time. It’s easy to admire, a bit harder to love deeply. Still, as a polished expression of post-war optimism and vocal finesse, it more than earns its place in the canon.

Excelente álbum en casi todos los sentidos. Sinatra, del que ya hablé en otra reseña, está aquí en la cima de su carrera. Además, los temas son más animados que en el primer álbum suyo que me tocó escuchar. La banda lo acompaña perfectamente, sabiendo cuándo tomar el protagonismo y cuándo devolvérselo. Me ha alegrado la tarde, aunque se me ha hecho un poco largo hacia el final porque todas las canciones son muy parecidas, aunque no deja de ser un clasicazo. Le daría cuatro estrellas si no fuera por "Makin' Whoopee". Qué cojones fue eso.

Sinatra er kongen av denne sjangeren. Fantastisk vokalist. Bra album, men blir litt lite variert i lengden. Sterk 3’er.

Really fun, lighthearted album. Nothing phenomenal, just good fun.

Classic big-band style Frank hits. Lots of songs I've heard before. Definitely nice to listen to- his voice and style are timeless. Overall- good album

- Cadence is very similar in every song. - Instrumentals are very much feel-good.

Fun. Not the context I wanna listen to it in. 3/5

7/10

I love it sonically and he can sing but this grows very tiring very quickly

“You Make Me Feel So Young” is a classic. “It Happened In Monterey” is real nice and underrated. “You’re Getting to Be a Habit With Me” is a tad gimmicky. “You Brought a New Kind of Love to Me” is cute, but forgettable. “Too Marvelous for Words” is just bad. I just don’t prefer these versions of “Old Devil Moon”, “Pennies from Heaven” (no macaroni?), and “Love Is Here to Stay”. “I’ve Got You Under My Skin” is another solid classic. “I Thought About You” has a defined vibe, but ultimately drags. I enjoyed “We’ll Be Together Again”. “Makin’ Whoopee” is the worst track on this album. “Swingin’ Down the Lane” is a nice deep cut, but there’s a reason it isn’t more well known. “Anything Goes” goes to show that he can really butcher a classic. “How About You?” is a lovely closer to this album. Wraps it all up nicely. This is Frank Sinatra at, perhaps, his most comfortable. That’s fine, but never great. 3/5

Ja, ist schon cool. Aber nur für eine bestimmte Stimmung. Würde ich nicht „zwischendurch“ hören => 3 Sterne

As others have pointed out, the casual listening nature of this album makes it very enjoyable. There is something magical about Sinatra's voice and the jazz arrangements are on point. a great 6/10 album

3.5

Fun, but gets quite repetitive after a while. 3.5/5

Good for listening to while crocheting

i dont love

Good, but not the greatest from Ol' Blue Eyes

Can imagine this hitting different when you’re in love

This is a very nostalgic album from my Frank Sinatra phase in high school — but missing many of my faves.

Pretty boring and one dimensional frank album. There is so much more to him then this.

Listened in the truck via YouTube music. Emilia seemed to enjoy. Has a lot if the hits. The most dated one is Makin Whoopee. Just sounds ridiculous.

Pretty decent swing album. Guess that sums up Sinatra's whole career. 6/10

Favorites: You Make Me Feel So Young, You Brought A New Kind Of Love To Me

Some great classic songs, great voice and wonderful arrangements.

it was enjoyable and sounded nice (ofc it is its THE frank sinatra) but i dont feel like ill ever have the urge to relisten to it sooo yeah

Fun, but not my cup of tea 3

so many classic songs, some better than others.

this is pleasant enough to listen to. there’s other jazz i like more, and every song sounds the same, but it’s very easy listening and i can see why it appeals to the masses.

Holy horns

Dude's good for christmas vibes but one of the most one dimensional singers I know.

Best of its Era Definitely doesn't hold well with age but is good for what it is.

Decent background music

Perfectly pleasant but not my style. 3 stars, great voice.

Frank Sinatra is one of those artists which I really should have listened to by now, but just never got around to it. I found it hard to comment much about each individual song. It was all very nice and pleasant to listen to, but honestly I feel like you can get away with picking almost any song at random and you'd feel the same as with every other song for the most part. I don't know if that's necessary a criticism - again, it was all nice, consistently - but it also means not many songs particularly stood out. You Make Me Feel So Young is super nice, and cosy in a way. Perfect song to start on. It Happened In Monterey had a bit of a weird start and end to it in my humble humble opinion, but the rest is decent. You're Getting To Be A Habit With Me has some nice melodies and has a great rhythm to it. You Brought A New Kind Of Love To Me wasn't as interesting to me as the previous songs, but wasn't bad by any means. Kinda caught me off guard when it started out pretty smooth and halfway through got pretty intense instrumentally lol. At this point in the record I realised there wasn't much point commenting on songs individually. FAVOURITES - You Make Me Feel So Young; You're Getting To Be A Habit With Me; Love Is Here To Stay LEAST FAVOURITES - You Brought A New Kind Of Love To Me (if I had to pick)

I went into this expecting a decent consistent album, nothing mind blowing but good nonetheless. I can say, yeah, that's pretty much exactly what I got. I think after listening I felt that he's lucky his voice is good otherwise this wouldn't be a great time. Very consistent album, no real terrible song nor incredible stand outs. I don't think I have clear favourites or least favourites but here is an attempt. Best - You Make Me Feel So Young, Too Marvelous For Words, I've Got You Under My Skin Worst - It Happened In Monterey, You're Getting To Be A Habit With Me, We'll Be Together Again

En samling mediokra kärlekssånger som endast räddast av Sinatra's framförande. Trots Sinatra är det svårt att särskilja låtarna från varandra. Bakgrundsmusik.

Nothing mind blowing here but all of it is well done. Quintessential 3/5.

It was fine. Honestly, I found myself wishing someone else was singing the standards since everything felt too slow, too rubato

Very unoffensive, they started sounding very similar, samey around the end.

Its Frank Sinatra

yes frank we know you have sex

Very nostalgic sounding. Under My Skin is the classic one I know here, and Anything Goes, though I'm sure I've heard a lot of these other ones--Sinatra just kind of always sounds the same to me. I can't really say if good or bad, he's just an institution from a bygone era. This stuff all sounds pretty on point I guess, so Sinatra lovers wouldn't be disappointed. 3/5

I love Frank. Maybe a track or two, but a whole album. Its a bit like having a couple of your favourite biscuits, you wouldn't eat the whole pack.

I’m not really a fan of this kind of music but geez, Frank’s voice! That commands attention.

Album is a 2 and frank is a 5. Overall this probably deserves a 3.

Always fun... however homophobic and misogynistic...

The standard is the standard. Favorite: “Under My Skin”

He's very talented, but an entire album of this is a bit much for me. 2.5 stars.

Smooth

Not my favorite full Sinatra album to listen to in full, but has some classic tracks. Would put on for easy listening while cooking, but Sinatra has such a prolific catalogue that any of his compilation albums are almost always better to listen to in full.

I've never loved Sinatra. Obviously talented but doesn't get me super excited. You've heard one song on this album you've heard them all. Songs are sweet but not very deep. It's mixed well and is easy listening.

It's another one that, while clearly all made with a good voice, it's just not my thing. I like a couple of songs more because of cultural osmosis than actual appreciation, but damn Frank you sure knew your niche

I have to be in the right mood for this. It’s Frank Sinatra!

Niet geluisterd

Ton of bangers on here

Exactly what you would expect from both the artist and the title of the album, a bit samey throughout but that’s to be expected, it was all good though and the cover of anything goes by Cole Porter was a cool addition at the end. Wasn’t any particular favourites as they were all swing love songs with no specific standouts. Overall, 6.5/10.

Fav: You Make Me Feel So Young Least Fav: How About You? The Sinatra classic, individually great songs that grow tiresome on an album where songs have similar structures and repeat themselves ad nauseaum

Great music if you are in the mood for it. Jazzy, classic Sinatra in his peek. I will say it’s a bit redundant. Nothing ground breaking, just all time great crooning.

I don't really get the hype. It was fine. I liked "These Walls" and the transition to "u".

I was prepared to rate this higher, but finding out that it came out thesame month and year as the first elvis Presley lp makes it seem hopelessly old fashioned for music that teenage girls once went nuts for.

What I expected.

cute enough and frank sinatra has a great voice as always but i dont know if i would have thrived back then with this as the most popular music of the era

I like Frank Sinatra but this album just seem a little lack-lustre to me.

Not much to say, it's Sinatra. This doesn't do all that much for me, but nothing wrong with it

EDIT: Lazer Guided Melodies is an 8.5/10. I meant to add the rating at the end of the review. Favorites: You Make Me Feel So Young, I've Got You Under My Skin I used to like Frank Sinatra a lot more, and while he has grown off of me quite a bit, I still think that a good chunk of his songs are really good (notably My Way or The World We Knew). This album, unfortunately, was not that great. None of the songs were bad, but I didn't feel connected to the album and found myself bored for most of it. 6/10

Solid. Classic

I'm generally not a fan of mid century crooner music, but I'll try my best to give this a fair chance. Frank Sinatra does have a golden voice so maybe it'll be enough for me to find enjoyment here. Not really expecting much from this. You Make Me Feel So Young Unremarkable but pretty sweet. Goes by without a hitch, feels really pleasant and sweet. Not particularly exciting, but decent background music. Fine. 3/5 It Happened In Monterey The horns are quite obnoxious and the song itself is extremely repetitive. The delivery feels professional, but not exactly passionate or interesting in any way. Again, pleasant but nothing special. Average. 2.5/5 You're Getting To Be A Habit With Me Clunky. Good piano solo. I sort of like the instrumental bits, but it gets a bit boring after a while. Average. 2.5/5 You Brought A New Kind Of Love To Me I like the main vocal melody of the chorus. The lyrics are a bit average. Not getting much out of the instrumental. Average. 2.5/5 Too Marvelous For Words The premise is kinda cute I suppose. The "Webster's dictonary" line is charming. Fine. 3/5 Old Devil Moon There's some alright imagery here, I like the sort of enchanted undertones in the language they use. The chorus is kinda fun. Sinatra adds little to the song. Fine. 3/5 Pennies From Heaven Whimsical lyrics. Pleasant. Unremarkable. Average. 2.5/5 Love Is Here To Stay I guess it's sweet enough for a love song, but it's also boring as hell. Doesn't do anything to differentiate itself from the rest. Dislike. 2/5 I've Got You Under My Skin And for the next song we have the excact same thing as the previous 8 songs. I suppose the lyrics are about cheating or whatever which makes it slightly more interesting. Average. 2.5/5 Thought About You I zoned out and forgot I was listening to this. Guess I'll have to replay it. Some sweet romantic lyrics delivered in Frank Sinatra's trademark style, who would've guessed. The train theme is at least a bit different. Average. 2.5/5 We'll Be Together Again There's a saxophone part near the end that's pretty alright. Otherwise extremely boring. Dislike. 2/5 Makin' Whoopiee Kinda like the risqueness of the song. The ancient slang is pretty charming. Sinatra feels a bit flat on this song. Cute premise. Fine. 3/5 Swingin' Down The Lane A pleasant track with a bit of pace to it. Has some dancable qualities. Paints a fairly pretty picture. Nostalgic sounding track. Decent. 3.5/5 Anything Goes The values of this song kinda sucks, but when it comes to the original you can at least hear a clear distain and bitterness in Porter's voice. Here it's completely overridden by Sinatra's smooth delivery. Makes it lack personality. Dislike. 2/5 How About You? Nostalgic and sweet. Cute imagery. Fine. 3/5 A well constructed collection of very pleasant easy listening pop tracks delivered smoothly with a lot of class. Sinatra lends his trademark jazzy big band style to a series of sweet and charming love songs that remain reflective of the era. His sylish, characteristic voice provides a soothing experience that lifts your mood and provides you with a shining atmosphere for whatever activity you're doing. Is it bold, inventive or challenging in any way? No, but it's very accessible and nostalgic sounding with mostly relatable and sweet lyrics that reflect an idealized fantasy throughout the record's runtime. For an active listen it's not the most interesting thing in the world, and while Sinatra performs the songs well, they rarely feel like the definite versions of said songs. Still for a collection they work well, and feel very consistent quality wise. Pairs best with another activity, playing softly in the background when focused on something else. Unspectacular, a bit samey, but still charming and for the last time, pleasant. Decent for what it is. 3/5

Franky du alti Schnulze. Biz meh hesch mi abgholt als letstmal. Isch das wege Mentig und lazy vibe oder wege langsam biz meh drinne oder isch s album biz besser als s letste? Aber glich na am überlegge öb das gnueg isch für e 3er swing. btw: franky songs dünd scho sehr fest a alti ami-holywood films erinnere. Chum mir gänd dem gspass ez 3 sternlis, es chan ja scho e rechte vibe si

I wasn't expecting to like this; I've never been a big fan of vocal jazz, but I enjoyed it. I've heard other Sinatra albums I didn't care for, but I was pleasantly surprised. Other Sinatra records I've heard usually have one or two good songs but aren't worth listening to the whole way through more than once, but I can see myself listening to this again sometime.

These are 15 songs sung by Frank Sinatra.