Where Are You?
Sinatra on Capitol

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The tracks were laid down on April 10, 29 and May 1, 1957 in Studio A at the Capitol Records Tower in Hollywood. Producer Voyle Gilmore assigned Gordon Jenkins to the project. Gordon had recently signed on with Capitol from Decca Records.

In his near decade with Capitol Records, Frank Sinatra recorded three albums with arranger-conductor Gordon Jenkins. Product of three recording sessions held during April and May, 1957, Where Are You? was the first of these and also the first complete studio-based stereo recording by Sinatra. This album was also the first in a series of "saloon song" albums.

Jenkins' arrangements featured a very large string section in a more "classical" style. Jenkins was widely recognized by his peers as perhaps the finest writer for strings in all of popular music...as you listen you'll understand why.

TRACKS:

• 1. Where Are You? (Jimmy McHugh-Harold Adamson


• 2.The Night We Called It A Day (Matt Dennis-Tom Adair)


• 3. I Cover The Waterfront (Johnny Green-Edward Heyman)


• 4. Maybe You'll Be There (Rube Bloom-Sammy Gallop)


• 5. Laura (David Raksin-Johnny Mercer)


• 6. Lonely Town (Leonard Bernstein-Betty Comden-Adolph Green)


• 7. Autumn Leaves (Joseph Kosma-Jacques A. Prevert-Johnny Mercer)


• 8. I'm A Fool To Want You (Joel S. Herron-Jack Wolf-Frank Sinatra)


• 9. I Think Of You (Jack Elliott-Don Marcotte)


• 10. Where Is The One? (Edwin A. Finckle-Alec Wilder)


• 11. There's No You (Harold S. Hopper-Tom Adair)


• 12. Baby, Won't You Please Come Home (Charles Warfield-Clarence Williams)


• 13. I Can Read Between The Lines (Ramon S. Getzov-Sid Frank)


• 14. It Worries Me (Reichel Fritz Schulz-Ernst Verch-Carl Sigman)


• 15. Rain [Falling From The Skies] (Robert Mellin-Gun Finlay)


• 16. Don't Worry 'Bout Me (Rube Bloom-Ted Koehler)