It's been more than two decades since a label boss decided to pull the trigger on a Chairman of the Board collection spotlighting all of his key eras (RCA Victor, Columbia, Capitol and Reprise). All... more

His first commercially released live LP just couldn't miss (Sinatra in prime form, on stage with Basie's band, conducted by Quincy Jones), and it didn't, reaching #9. In between Frank's charming... more

Capitol's first single-disc Sinatra "best-of," featuring 20 tracks—all 24-bit remastered! Includes "I've Got the World on a String," "I Get a Kick Out of You," "Young at Heart," "In the Wee Small... more

#1 for five weeks in 1958, one of the triumphs of his recording career. Frank's first swingin' affair with Billy May takes you around the world: "Isle of Capri," "April In Paris," "London By Night,"... more

As Frank would often do, he followed up a set of "down" numbers with some up-tempo, heavy swingin' material. This 1956 chart-topper (#2) featured Nelson Riddle's arrangements on "You Make Me Feel So... more

Arguably Frank's greatest collection of ballads, Nelson Riddle backs with a full orchestra here. The title track joins "Angel Eyes," "Willow Weep For Me," "Ebb Tide," "One For My Baby (And One More... more

The melancholy 1955 classic that spent 18 weeks at #2 on the charts! Nelson Riddle arranges a jazzy rhythm section as they pair with Frank on "In The Wee Small Hours of the Morning," "Mood Indigo,"... more

Includes songs sung with Willie Nelson, Linda Ronstadt, Lena Horne, Jimmie Buffett, even Frank, Jr.! LeRoy Neiman artwork again graces the cover.

A line-up of singing/playing partners that only the Chairman of the Board could command: Aretha Franklin, Barbra Streisand, Natalie Cole, Carly Simon, Bono, Kenny G., Anita Baker, Aretha Franklin,... more

Released in 1990 to mark Frankie's 75th birthday, this Grammy-winning 75-track boxed set offers a fitting tribute to Ol' Blue Eyes in the years he was at the peak of his powers. Includes all the key... more