Ol' Blue Eyes Is Back

Released in 1973 after a two-year retirement, Ol' Blue Eyes Is Back represents one of the most important and emotional comebacks in the history of popular music. Under the auspices of his own label, Reprise Records, Frank Sinatra returned to the stage in full glory, offering a mature, sophisticated and vocally flawless performance that confirmed his status as an untouchable musical icon of the 20th century.

The album features ten carefully selected songs that perfectly balance rich orchestral arrangements with a subtle, more contemporary pop-jazz sound of the 1970s. Among the highlights are a moving interpretation of Stephen Sondheim's "Send In The Clowns", as well as the masterful ballads "You Will Be My Music", "There Used To Be A Ballpark" and "Let Me Try Again". The sumptuous arrangements and production are signed by his long-time collaborators Don Costa and Gordon Jenkins, ensuring the album's supreme sonic elegance.

This CD title is an essential link for all fans of classic pop, traditional jazz and top-notch vocal interpretation, presenting Sinatra in an exceptionally inspired and emotional version.