Album · 1962
Sinatra & Strings
- Released
- January 1962
- Label
- Reprise Records
- Catalogue no.
- R/R9-1004
- Tracklist
- 10 tracks
- Length
- 34:59
- Country
- US
“Sinatra & Strings” is an album by Frank Sinatra, released in 1962 on Reprise Records. 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
- A1 I Hadn't Anyone Til You standard — Ray Noble 3:44
- A2 Night and Day standard — Cole Porter 3:39
- A3 Misty standard — Erroll Garner 2:42
- A4 Stardust — Hoagy Carmichael 2:48
- A5 Come Rain or Come Shine standard — Harold Arlen 4:06
- B1 It Might as Well Be Spring standard — Richard Rodgers 3:16
- B2 Prisoner of Love — Russ Columbo, Clarence Gaskill 3:52
- B3 That's All standard — Alan Brandt, Bob Haymes 3:22
- B4 All or Nothing at All standard — Arthur Altman, Jack Lawrence 3:45
- B5 Yesterdays standard — Jerome Kern 3:45
Production
- Nelson Riddle arranger
More albums by Frank Sinatra
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).
Which label released Sinatra & Strings?
Sinatra & Strings was released in 1962 on Reprise Records (R/R9-1004).
MusicBrainz (CC0): release group · release. Data compiled from open sources; see the source links below. Spotted an error? Let us know.