Frank Sinatra, the legendary crooner, delivers a timeless collection of songs with "The World We Knew," released on August 1, 1967, under the Frank Sinatra Digital Reprise label. This album is a delightful blend of genres, including Christmas, big band, adult standards, swing music, vocal jazz, and jazz, showcasing Sinatra's unparalleled vocal prowess and versatility.
In just 28 minutes, Sinatra takes you through a journey of classic tunes, starting with the enchanting "The World We Knew (Over And Over)" and ending with the romantic "Some Enchanted Evening." The album features a mix of well-known tracks like "Somethin' Stupid" and "This Is My Song," as well as lesser-known gems like "Born Free" and "Don't Sleep In The Subway." Each song is a testament to Sinatra's ability to convey deep emotion and tell a story through his voice.
The album's big band and swing influences are evident in tracks like "This Town" and "You Are There," while the jazz and vocal jazz elements shine through in "Drinking Again" and "Some Enchanted Evening." Sinatra's smooth, velvety voice is the perfect vehicle for these adult standards, making "The World We Knew" a must-listen for any fan of classic music.
Whether you're a longtime Sinatra fan or new to his music, this album is sure to captivate and enchant you with its timeless melodies and Sinatra's iconic voice.
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