Bob Dylan’s tribute to Sinatra album ‘Shadows In The Night’ has sent fans searching for the songs previously recorded by Frank Sinatra.
Although technically not a Sinatra covers album (Frank wasn’t a songwriter), every song on Dylan’s ‘Shadows In The Night’ had been recorded at one stage by Frank Sinatra.
The oldest track ‘Full Moon and Empty Hearts’ dates back to 1946. Sinatra released his first album that year but started recording in 1939 (at age 24) with the Harry James Orchestra.
Dylan personally hand-picked the 10 songs on ‘Shadows In The Night’, all of which were recorded by Sinatra between 1946 and 1964. Dylan especially favoured the 1957 album ‘Where Are You’, choosing three tracks from that album for his record.
Bob Dylan ‘Shadows In The Night’ was recorded in January, 2015 and peaked at no 8 in Australia, no 7 in the USA and no 1 in the UK.
Bob Dylan Shadows In The Night By Frank Sinatra
I’m A Fool To Want You (single, 1951)
The Night We Called It A Day (from Where Are You, 1957)
Stay With Me (from The Cardinal soundtrack, 1964)
Autumn Leaves (from Where Are You, 1957)
Why Try To Change Me Now (b-side, 1952)
Some Enchanted Evening (single, 1949)
Full Moon and Empty Hearts (single, 1946)
Where Are You (from Where Are You, 1957)
What’ll I Do (single, 1948)
That Lucky Old Sun (single, 1949)
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