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"Divaville Lounge" with Sarah O (archive)

step into the lounge!

Sunday, December 13, 2015 | 14:00 to 16:00 | jazz/pop vocalists

http://www.divavillelounge.org

Artist	Song	Album	Label	Comments
Frank Sinatra	To Be Perfectly Frank Opening / I've Got the World on a String	A Voice on the Air	Legacy	happy 100th birthday!

Les Paul Trio	Blue Skies	The Trio's Complete Decca Recordings		Les Paul wrote the whistling intro to "To Be Perfectly Frank"
The Hoboken Four	Major Bowes' Show Opening / SHINE	A Voice on Air	Legacy	1935, Sinatra's earliest known recording!
Frank Sinatra	Monologue on the Major Bowes Program	Sinatra at the Sands	Reprise	spoken word
Frank Sinatra o/ Tommy Dorsey	Carnaval de Broadway Opening / The One I Love	A Voice on Air	Legacy	Spanish language radio broadcast
Frank Sinatra o/ Nelson Riddle	Mr. Success	The Complete Capitol Singles Collection	Capitol
Frank Sinatra	In the Still of The Night	Ring-a-Ding-Ding!	Reprise	Sinatra's first album with Reprise, the label he founded when he left Capitol
Frank Sinatra o/ Count Basie	Fly Me to the Moon	It Might as Well Be Swing	Reprise
Frank Sinatra o/ Metronome All-Stars	Sweet Lorraine	The Best of the Columbia Years	Columbia	rec. 1946, band included Coleman Hawkins, Johnny Hodges, Nat King Cole, Buddy Rich, arr. Sy Oliver

Nat King Cole	I Get a Kick Out of You	The Piano Style of Nat King	Capitol	inst.
Frank Sinatra	I've Got a Crush On You	On the Radio: The Lucky Trike "Lite Up Time" Shows 1949-50	Acrobat
Frank Sinatra w/ Slim Gaillard Trio	Sinatra Introduces Slim Gaillard / Cement Mixer Put-Ti Pit-Ti	A Voice on Air	Legacy	rec 1946
Frank Sinatra o/ Nelson Riddle	The Tender Trap	'57 in Concert	DCC	recorded in Seattle
Frank Sinatra w/ Red Norvo Quintet	On the Road to Mandalay	Live in Australia, 1959		the story he tells at the beginning was true: this song was kept off the British release of COME FLY WITH ME due to pressure from the Kipling family
Frank Sinatra	The Lady Is a Tramp	May 22, 1968 - Oakland Coliseum	Baysound	this concert was a benefit for Hubert Humphrey
Frank Sinatra o/ Count Basie	I've Got You Under My Skin	Sinatra at the Sands	Reprise

Count Basie Orchestra	Silks and Satins	The Atomic Mr. Basie	Blue Note	inst.
Frank Sinatra o/ Don Costa	Being' Green	Sinatra and Company	Reprise	in this set: "songs you wouldn't expect Frank Sinatra to record"
Frank Sinatra	Along the Navajo Trail	A Voice on Air	Legacy
Frank Sinatra	Zip-A-Dee Doo Dah	A Voice on Air	Legacy
Frank Sinatra w/ the Nuggets & Big Dave's Music	Two Hearts, Two Kisses (Make One Love)	The Complete Capitol Singles Collection	Capitol
Frank Sinatra o/ Gordon Jenkins	This Town	Ocean's Thirteen OST		song written by Lee Hazlewood

Frank Sinatra	Green	Frank Sinatra Conducts Tone Poems of Color	Capitol	c. Gordon Jenkins
Frank Sinatra w Bing Crosby & Dean Martin	The Oldest Established (Permanent Floating Crap Game In New York)	Guys and Dolls OST		Sinatra was apparently so resentful that Marlon Brando was chosen to play Sky Masterson while he played second comedy lead, that he and Brando were not on speaking terms on the set
Frank Sinatra w Sammy Davis Jr.	Me And My Shadow	Sammy and Friends	Rhino	in contrast, Sammy by all accounts need resented Frank having the limelight when they performed together
Frank Sinatra w/ Betty Garrett	Come Up to My Place	Sinatra in Hollywood: 1940 - 1964	Reprise	this song exemplifies the "shy skinny kid" persona that Sinatra generally played early in his career
Frank Sinatra w/ King Cole Trio	Sinatra Introduces Nat King Cole / Exactly Like You	A Voice on Air	Legacy	recorded 1946
Frank Sinatra w/ Ella Fitzgerald & Oscar Peterson Trio	Necessity	Sinatra in Hollywood: 1940 - 1964	Reprise	recorded for a never-completed animated film version of FINIAN'S RAINBOW
Frank Sinatra w/ Benny Goodman Sextet	I Only Have Eyes For You	A Voice on Air	Legacy	recorded 1946. Band lineup unknown, but at that time Goodman's sextet often included Slam Stewart, Cozy Cole, Mel Powell, Teddy WIlson & Red Norvo

Benny Goodman Sextet	Breakfast Feud	The Original Guitar Hero	Sony
Frank Sinatra o/Axel Stordahl	The Song is You	The V-Discs: Columbia Years	Columbia	most of Sinatra's Columbia work was with Stordahl
Frank Sinatra o/ Gordon Jenkins	I Cover the Waterfront	Where Are You?	Capitol	this was Sinatra's first album with Jenkins and the first album he did for Capitol with someone other than Nelson Riddle
Frank Sinatra o/ Nelson Riddle	Nice 'N' Easy	Nice 'N' Easy	Capitol	by far most of Sinatra's work at Capitol was with Nelson Riddle
Frank Sinatra w/ Antonio Carlos Jobim	The Girl from Ipanema	Francis Albert Sinatra & Antonio Carlos Jobim	Reprise	arranger Claus Ogerman, who was the arranger for Stan Getz, Wes Montgomery, Cal Tjader and others
Frank Sinatra o/ Billy May	Come Fly With Me	Come Fly With Me	Capitol
Frank Sinatra o/ Nelson Riddle	You Make Me Feel So Young	Songs for Swingin' Lovers	Capitol

Nelson Riddle Orchestra	You Make Me Feel So Young / You're Driving Me Crazy (What Did I Do?)	Sing a Song With Riddle	Capitol
Frank Sinatra o/ Ziggy Elman	Closing and Theme: Put Your Dreams Away For Another Day	On the Radio: The Lucky Trike "Lite Up Time" Shows 1949-50	Acrobat
Frank Sinatra	Angel Eyes	Only the Lonely	Capitol