Album · 1962

Sinatra & Strings

Released
January 1962
Catalogue no.
R/R9-1004
Tracklist
10 tracks
Length
34:59
Country
US

“Sinatra & Strings” is an album by Frank Sinatra, released in 1962. The original release has 10 tracks with a running time of 34:59. Jazz standards on the record include “All Or Nothing At All”, “Come Rain Or Come Shine”, “I Hadn't Anyone Till You” and “It Might As Well Be Spring”. The line-up features Al Viola (guitar), Allan Harshman (viola), Alvin Dinkin (viola), Amerigo Marino (violin) and Anatol Kaminsky (violin).

Who played on Sinatra & Strings

  • Al Viola guitar all tracks
  • Allan Harshman viola all tracks
  • Alvin Dinkin viola all tracks
  • Amerigo Marino violin all tracks
  • Anatol Kaminsky violin all tracks
  • Armand Kaproff cello all tracks
  • Bill Miller piano all tracks
  • Billy Usselton bass clarinet all tracks
  • Daniel Karpilowsky violin all tracks
  • Dick Nash trombone all tracks
  • Dick Noel trombone all tracks
  • Don Costa arranger, conductor all tracks
  • Ed Gilbert bass all tracks
  • Eleanor Slatkin cello all tracks
  • Emil Richards percussion all tracks
  • Erno Neufeld violin all tracks
  • Felix Slatkin violin all tracks
  • Frank Rosolino trombone all tracks
  • Frank Sinatra vocals all tracks
  • George Roberts bass trombone all tracks
  • Gerald Vinci violin all tracks
  • Herman Clebanoff violin all tracks
  • Israel Baker violin all tracks
  • Jacques Gasselin violin all tracks
  • James Decker French horn all tracks
  • James Getzoff violin all tracks
  • John Markham drums (drum set) all tracks
  • Joseph Stepansky violin all tracks
  • Justin Ditullio cello all tracks
  • Kathryn Julye harp all tracks
  • Nathan Ross violin all tracks
  • Paul Robyn viola all tracks
  • Paul Shure violin all tracks
  • Ralph Peña bass all tracks
  • Ray Kramer cello all tracks
  • Richard Perissi French horn all tracks
  • Robert Ostrowsky viola all tracks
  • Stanley Harris viola all tracks
  • Victor Arno violin all tracks
  • Vincent DeRosa French horn all tracks
  • Virginia Majewski viola all tracks
  • Arthur Smith clarinet, saxophone on 7 tracks
  • John Cave French horn on 7 tracks
  • Jules Jacob oboe on 7 tracks
  • Kurt Reher cello on 7 tracks
  • Lloyd Hildebrand bassoon on 7 tracks
  • Marshall Sosson violin on 7 tracks
  • Justin Gordon clarinet, flute, saxophone on 6 tracks
  • Russ Cheever clarinet, saxophone on 6 tracks
  • Arthur Gleghorn flute on 4 tracks
  • Ethmer Roten flute on 4 tracks
  • Jules Kinsler flute on 4 tracks
  • Mahlon Clark clarinet on 4 tracks
  • Sinclair Lott French horn on 4 tracks
  • William Hinshaw French horn on 4 tracks
  • Abe Most flute, saxophone on 3 tracks
  • Al Porcino trumpet on 3 tracks
  • Ben Gill violin on 3 tracks
  • Bobby Bryant trumpet on 3 tracks
  • Bud Shank flute, saxophone on 3 tracks
  • Conrad Gozzo trumpet on 3 tracks
  • Don Fagerquist trumpet on 3 tracks
  • Harry Klee flute on 3 tracks
  • Jack Marsh bassoon, saxophone on 3 tracks
  • Ted Nash flute on 3 tracks
  • William Kosinski oboe on 3 tracks
  • William Schwartz flute on 3 tracks

Tracklist

  1. A1 I Hadn't Anyone Til You standard — Ray Noble 3:44
  2. A2 Night and Day standard — Cole Porter 3:39
  3. A3 Misty standard — Erroll Garner 2:42
  4. A4 Stardust — Hoagy Carmichael 2:48
  5. A5 Come Rain or Come Shine standard — Harold Arlen 4:06
  6. B1 It Might as Well Be Spring standard — Richard Rodgers 3:16
  7. B2 Prisoner of Love — Russ Columbo, Clarence Gaskill 3:52
  8. B3 That's All standard — Alan Brandt, Bob Haymes 3:22
  9. B4 All or Nothing at All standard — Arthur Altman, Jack Lawrence 3:45
  10. B5 Yesterdays standard — Jerome Kern 3:45

Production

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Frequently asked questions

Who played on Sinatra & Strings?

The line-up of Sinatra & Strings includes Al Viola (guitar), Allan Harshman (viola), Alvin Dinkin (viola), Amerigo Marino (violin), Anatol Kaminsky (violin), Armand Kaproff (cello), Bill Miller (piano) and Billy Usselton (bass clarinet).

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