Frank Sinatra - My Way: The Best Of Frank Sinatra

Import exclusive two CD compilation featuring all the legendary crooner's hits from his stints with Capitol and Reprise Records. Although he began his solo recording career at Columbia, it wasn't until he signed with Capitol that Francis Albert Sinatra reached his full potential, becoming one of the best-loved vocalists of all-time. At the end of his successful tenure at Capitol, Sinatra helped start the Reprise Records label and continued to release some of his finest work. Highlights include 'My Way', 'Strangers in the Night', 'New York, New York', 'Somethin' Stupid', 'For Once in My Life', 'Girl from Ipanema', 'L.A. Is My Lady', 'In the Wee Small Hours of the Morning', and many more. No hit is overlooked on the collection! 46 tracks. Warner.

1) My Way
2) Strangers in the Night
3) Theme from New York New York
4) I Get a Kick Out of You
5) Somethin Stupid (W Nancy Sinatra)
6) Moon River
7) What Now My Love
8) Summer Wind
9) For Once in My Life
10) Love and Marriage
11) They Can't Take That Away from Me
12) My Kind of Town
13) Fly Me to the Moon (In Other Words) (W Count Basie and Orch)
14) I've Got You Under My Skin
15) The Best Is Yet to Come (W Count Basie and Orch)
16) It Was a Very Good Year
17) Come Fly with Me
18) That's Life
19) The Girl from Ipanema (W Antonio Carlos Jobim)
20) The Lady Is a Tramp
21) Bad Bad Leroy Brown
22) Mack the Knife
23) Loves Been Good to Me
24) L a Is My Lady (W Quincy Jones and Orch)
25) Let's Face the Music and Dance
26) Come Rain or Come Shine
27) Night and Day
28) The Very Thought of You
29) Pennies from Heaven (W Count Basie and Orch)
30) Bewitched
31) America the Beautiful
32) All the Way
33) In the Wee Small Hours of the Morning
34) The Way You Look Tonight
35) Three Coins in the Fountain
36) Softly As I Leave You
37) All or Nothing at All
38) Yesterday
39) Moonlight Serenade
40) Somewhere My Love
41) Mrs Robinson
42) Something
43) You Are the Sunshine of My Life
44) Send in the Clowns
45) It Had to Be You
46) The Best of Everything (W Quincey Jones and Orch)