Frank Sinatra - Young at Heart

The Voice, as he had been known, had entered a quiet phase of his career come the start of the 1950s, but all that was to change with his signing to Capitol Records and the start of a run of albums that would not only re-define how the American Songbook was sung but would also kick start Sinatra's career to the legendary heights that he attained later on. The first of these albums, "Songs for Young Lovers", was originally issued on 10" LP, and in it's songs, backed by the beautiful arrangements by Nelson Riddle, Sinatra laid out his new style - relaxed but romantic, assured but still vulnerable, above all full of life and love. The albums that followed (and his side career in films such as the one that gave the Proper Intro it's title), catapulted Sinatra to superstar status, and in the artistry of the tracks on this album you can see exactly why and how that happened.

1) Lean Baby
2) I've Got the World on a String
3) Don't Worry 'Bout Me
4) South of the Border
5) Anytime Anywhere
6) My One and Only Love
7) From Here to Eternity
8) I Can Read Between the Lines
9) Foggy Day
10) My Funny Valentine
11) They Can't Take That Away from Me
12) Violets for Your Furs
13) Like Someone in Love
14) I Get a Kick Out of You
15) Little Girl Blue
16) Girl Next Door
17) Rain (Falling from Skies)
18) Young at Heart
19) I Could Have Told You
20) Last Night When We Were Young
21) Three Coins in the Fountain
22) Sunday
23) Just One of Those Things
24) I'm Going to Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter
25) Wrap Your Troubles in Dreams
26) All of Me
27) Jeepers Creepers
28) Taking a Chance on Love