[PaulKTF]

Is there an online guide specificly listing the instances when FS recorded the same song more than once (either for the same label, or for seperate labels) and where all the versions of those songs can be found? I think that would be quite handy. Thanks!

The following thread covers many of these in the later years:

One Song, Two Concept Albums (Capitol / Reprise)

I'll try to add a list of Victor and Columbia recordings in the future.

Hi Paul another good thing to use that's handy is Wikipedia's list of Frank Songs he recorded. They list the songs in alphabetical order and beside each song they list how many times he recorded it in studio.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of..._Frank_Sinatra

[PaulKTF]

Originally Posted by Swoonergirl

Hi Paul another good thing to use that's handy is Wikipedia's list of Frank Songs he recorded. They list the songs in alphabetical order and beside each song they list how many times he recorded it in studio.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of..._Frank_Sinatra

Ah; I love WIkipedia! Thanks, Melissa!

[Greggie]

Thanks Melissa........

[Edwin]

As far as I know, there is only one song that Frank made studio versions of three times, all for the same label: "Day In, Day Out." 1953 with Axel Stordahl, 1954 with Nelson Riddle, 1958 with Billy May, all on Capitol.

There are at least six released versions of "The Song Is You" if you include all four labels.

[Ronald Sarbo]

"All Or Nothing At All" was recorded 3 times on Reprise.

[johnofphilly]

This is one of Frank's best tools at keeping in touch with the times and the audience.

You know, twenty years is nothing anymore.
But the score between 1945 and 1965 was a huge gap, culturally, socially, and technologically. He bridged it.