ENDEIT

Album · 1966

That’s Life

by Frank Sinatra

Released
18 November 1966
Catalogue no.
F 1020
Tracklist
10 tracks
Length
25:57
Country
US

“That’s Life” is an album by Frank Sinatra, released in 1966. The original release has 10 tracks with a running time of 25:57. Jazz standards on the record include “I Will Wait For You” and “That's Life”. The line-up features Ernie Freeman (arranger, conductor), Frank Sinatra (vocals), Gordon Jenkins (conductor) and Gordon Jenkins & His Orchestra (performing orchestra).

Who played on That’s Life

  • Ernie Freeman arranger, conductor all tracks
  • Frank Sinatra vocals all tracks
  • Gordon Jenkins conductor on 1 track
  • Gordon Jenkins & His Orchestra performing orchestra on 1 track

Tracklist

  1. A1 That’s Life standard — Dean Kay 3:10
  2. A2 I Will Wait for You standard — Michel Legrand 2:19
  3. A3 Somewhere My Love — Maurice Jarre 2:19
  4. A4 Sand and Sea — Gilbert Bécaud 2:29
  5. A5 What Now My Love — Gilbert Bécaud 2:32
  6. B1 Winchester Cathedral — Geoff Stephens 2:38
  7. B2 Give Her Love — Jim Harbert 2:14
  8. B3 Tell Her (You Love Her Each Day) 2:43
  9. B4 The Impossible Dream — Mitch Leigh 2:34
  10. B5 You’re Gonna Hear From Me — André Previn 2:57

Production

  • Jimmy Bowen producer

More albums by Frank Sinatra

The Voice of Frank Sinatra 1946 · Columbia Songs by Sinatra 1947 · Columbia Christmas Songs by Sinatra 1948 · Columbia Frankly Sentimental 1949 · Columbia Dedicated to You 1950 · Columbia Sing and Dance With Frank Sinatra 1950 · Columbia Songs for Young Lovers 1954 · Capitol Records Swing Easy! 1954 · Capitol Records In the Wee Small Hours 1955 · Capitol Records Christmas With Sinatra 1955 · Columbia The Voice 1955 · Columbia Songs for Swingin’ Lovers! 1956 · Capitol Records

Frequently asked questions

Who played on That’s Life?

The line-up of That’s Life includes Ernie Freeman (arranger, conductor), Frank Sinatra (vocals), Gordon Jenkins (conductor) and Gordon Jenkins & His Orchestra (performing orchestra).

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