What makes Screen Sinatra by Frank Sinatra notable?

This album is noteworthy for its compilation of timeless standards that resonates with fans of classic cinema and traditional pop. It helped to reintroduce Sinatra's music to a new generation, capturing the essence of his film work while achieving commercial success on various charts. By the time 'Screen Sinatra' was released in 1989, Frank Sinatra was an established icon with decades of influence across music and film. This album arrived during a period where he revisited his cinematic roots, delivering beloved songs from classic films, solidifying his legacy as both a singer and a cultural ambassador.

Who is Screen Sinatra for?

Screen Sinatra works well if you're into steady melodic journey throughout, nostalgic ballads for romance and evening wind-down listening experience.

How many songs are on Screen Sinatra?

Screen Sinatra has 18 tracks, running approximately 54 minutes.

Screen Sinatra

Frank Sinatra · 1989

54 min · 18 tracks · blues · jazz · swing

A nostalgic collection of romantic ballads showcasing Sinatra's smooth vocals and orchestral arrangements, evoking the golden age of Hollywood.

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Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

steady melodic journey throughout
nostalgic ballads for romance
evening wind-down listening experience
background warmth for gatherings
emotional resonance with smooth vocals

Maybe skip if you want

prefer fast-paced, energetic music
dislike orchestral arrangements

Where this album fits

Themes: Hollywood nostalgia· romantic idealism· cinematic love stories
Career context: By the time 'Screen Sinatra' was released in 1989, Frank Sinatra was an established icon with decades of influence across music and film. This album arrived during a period where he revisited his cinematic roots, delivering beloved songs from classic films, solidifying his legacy as both a singer and a cultural ambassador.
Stylistic neighbors: Tony Bennett· Nat King Cole· Dean Martin
Sounds like this from elsewhere: Love Is the Thing by Nat King Cole — Shares lush orchestral arrangements and romantic themes, evoking a similar nostalgic vibe.

I Wanna Be Around... by Tony Bennett — Features smooth vocals and jazz standards, capturing a romantic essence.

Ella Fitzgerald Sings the Irving Berlin Songbook by Ella Fitzgerald — Combines rich orchestration and heartfelt ballads, reflecting the golden age of Hollywood romance.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 From Here to Eternity 3:00
2 Three Coins in a Fountain 3:05
3 Young at Heart 2:51
4 Just One of Those Things 3:16
5 Someone to Watch Over Me 2:57
6 Not as a Stranger 2:47
7 (Love Is) The Tender Trap 2:58
8 Wait for Me 2:51
9 All the Way 2:55
10 Chicago 2:12
11 Monique 3:18
12 They Came to Cordura 3:00
13 To Love and Be Loved 3:52
14 High Hopes 2:43
15 All My Tomorrows 3:16
16 It's All Right With Me 4:12
17 C'est Magnifique 2:01
18 Dream 2:56

What to play next

Listen next

The Reprise Collection

1990

Go back to

Capitol Collectors Series

1989

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