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sinatra, frank - sinatra & strings (33rpm lp halfspeed)
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36,63EUR

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MEDIUM Vinyl Record
AUDIOPHIL Yes
WEIGHT 180gr (black vinyl) 33rpm halfspeed
CONDITION sealed
CONDITION RECORD M mint
COVER Gatefold
CONDITION COVER M mint
COVER DAMAGES No, we take care about that
SERIALNUMBER Yes
BARCODE Yes
LIMITED Yes
MISCELLANEOUS --

MUSICIANS

Don Costa - arranger, conductor
Orchestra
Frank Sinatra - vocals

SIDE 1

i hadn't anyone till you - 3:44
night and day - 3:37
misty - 2:41
stardust - 2:48
come rain or come shine - 4:06

SIDE 2

it might as well be spring - 3:15
prisoner of love - 3:50
that's all - 3:21
all or nothing at all - 3:43
yesterdays - 3:45

REVIEW

One of the most acclaimed albums of his career, Sinatra and Strings is a brilliant collection of standards sung with spectacular passion and feeling by Frank Sinatra, who at the time of the November 1961 recording sessions, was in peak form

The 1962 set is Sinatra’s first with arranger Don Costa, and it stands as their finest collaboration

Every song here is a classic ballad, every performance an elegant masterstroke

Half-speed mastered from the original analog tapes, Mobile Fidelity’s numbered limited-edition 180-gram LP presents Sinatra and Strings with a premium sonic fidelity that no other edition, including the original vinyl, has ever had

MoFi engineers took their time in extracting every possible detail and nuance from this gem, resulting a pressing that makes Sinatra and the orchestra come alive in your room

Nothing is artificially exaggerated or boosted; what you hear is what the artists intended

RECORDING November 20 – 22 1961
MASTERING Bill Putnam
RE MASTERING Rob LoVerde
RE RELEASED October 2009
AVERAGE RATING 4 Stars out of 5
PRESSING Audiophil by Pallas Germany
SOUND Audiophil
MADE IN Germany / USA
STYLE Jazz / Vocal Jazz / Ballads / Traditional Pop
AVAILABLE as long as inventory

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This product was added to our catalog on Tuesday 20 October, 2009.