Frank Sinatra - "L.A. Is My Lady" / Frank Sinatra reunited for this album, his last studio effort, with producer Quincy Jones, with whom he'd last worked 20 years earlier for the classic album, It... more

Frank Sinatra - "Platinum (70th Capitol Collection)" / Over 44 songs, Platinum celebrates in a beautiful 4LP box set the 70th anniversary of Frank Sinatra signing to Capitol Records, a moment that... more

Just before he started recording for his own Reprise label, Frank shot to #1—and stayed there for a good, long while—with this 1960 gold seller. Ol' Blue Eyes really connected with these warm, breezy... more

Vinyl LP pressing. Digitally remastered edition. Alan & Marilyn Bergman, winners of two Academy Awards and members of the Songwriters Hall of Fame, were husband and wife, and their professional... more

Falling just one spot shy of the pop Top 10, "My Way" (1969) was Sinatra's highest charting LP in three years. The iconic title track joins his warm, wonderful renditions of "Hallelujah, I Love Her... more

Sinatra swinging with Count Basie's band, arranged and conducted by Quincy Jones…that had "hit" written all over it, and this 1966 LP (Sinatra's first commercially released live album) shot straight... more

Swing and swagger leap out of every track on this 1956 Capitol classic, a #2 smash back then and a 60th-anniversary vinyl reissue now. Sinatra and arranger/conductor Nelson Riddle are at the peak of... more

One of Sinatra's biggest successes, this #1 LP ('66) was Frank's last album with Nelson Riddle. Talk about going out with a bang; not only did this LP stay on the charts for 73 weeks, but it also... more

It's been more than two decades since a label boss decided to pull the trigger on a Chairman of the Board collection spotlighting all of his key eras (RCA Victor, Columbia, Capitol and Reprise). All... more

This musical trip around the world was Frank's first recording with conductor/arranger Billy May. The formula worked, sending this 1958 LP to #1 (it cruised across the charts for 71 weeks) and... more

Frank's 1955 collection of songs about love and loneliness was one of the first true concept albums. His first entry on the pop album charts shot to #2 and includes his breathtakingly blue... more

The triple-platinum seller "Duets"—Frank's 1993 album with superstars from all across the globe—was hailed as the "recording event of the decade." A year later, that #2 album was followed by "Duets... more