NANCY FOR FRANK
Starring Nancy Sinatra
Special Edition for Jazz Appreciation Month – April 10, 2009

"Sinatra: Jazz for the Smithsonian"

1. Without A Song - Live (Paris) 1962
   (with Sextet: Bill Miller, Al Viola, Ralph Peña, Irv Cottler, Emil Richards & Harry Klee)
2. In The Still Of The Night (with Sextet) - Live (Paris) 1962
3. Sweet Lorraine - Columbia 1946
   (with Metronome All-Stars feat. Charlie Shavers, Lawrence Brown, Johnny Hodges, Coleman Hawkins, Harry Carney, Nat King Cole, Bob Ahern, Eddie Safranski & Buddy Rich)
4. East Of The Sun (And West Of The Moon) - Bluebird 1940
   (with Tommy Dorsey Sentimentalists feat. Bunny Berigan, trumpet)
5. Nice Work If You Can Get It - Reprise 1962
   (with Count Basie Orchestra feat. Sonny Cohn & Al Porcino, trumpets)
   
   
6. Body And Soul (feat. Bobby Hackett, trumpet) - Columbia 1947
7. Mood Indigo (feat. Harry "Sweets" Edison, trumpet) - Capitol 1955
8. Indian Summer (with Duke Ellington Orchestra feat. Johnny Hodges, alto sax) - Reprise 1967
9. I Got It Bad And That Ain't Good (feat. Juan Tizol, trombone) - Capitol 1956
   
   
10. Blue Skies (with Louis Armstrong, trumpet) - Radio 1945
11. The Birth Of The Blues (duet with Louis Armstrong) - Television 1957
12. At Sundown (with Dixieland band) - Movie (The Joker Is Wild) 1956
    
    
13. Love Me Or Leave Me - Radio 1954
14. Love Is Just Around The Corner - Radio 1954
15. Thou Swell - Radio 1954
16. Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea - Radio 1954
17. Night And Day (bongo and flute version) - Radio 1954
    
    
18. I'm Gonna Live Till I Die (with Ray Anthony Orchestra) - Capitol 1954
19. Lean Baby (feat. Ted Nash, alto sax) - Capitol 1953
20. I've Got You Under My Skin (feat. Milt Bernhart, trombone) - Capitol 1956
    
    
21. Stardust (with Harry James Orchestra) - Radio 1939
22. Frenesi (with Tommy Dorsey Orchestra and the Pied Pipers) - Radio 1941
23. Bop! Goes My Heart (with Phil Moore Four feat. Ernie Sheperd, scat vocals) - Columbia 1948
24. S'posin' (feat. Tony Mottola, guitar & Johnny Guarnieri, piano) - Columbia 1947
25. Deep Night (with Harry James Orchestra) - Columbia 1951
    
    
26. Old Devil Moon - Movie 1954 (Unreleased: Finian's Rainbow)
    (duet with Ella Logan, feat. Red Norvo, Ray Brown, Herb Ellis, Oscar Peterson & Frank Flynn)
27. Necessity - Movie 1954 (Unreleased: Finian's Rainbow)
    (duet with Ella Fitzgerald, featuring The Oscar Peterson Trio)
28. The Lady Is A Tramp (with Ella Fitzgerald) - Television 1990
    
    
29. Just One Of Those Things (with Red Norvo Quintet) - Live (Melbourne) 1959
30. Dancing In The Dark (with Red Norvo Quintet) - Live (Melbourne) 1959
31. Frank talks about working with Count Basie - Radio Interview 1981
32. I Wanna Be Around (with Count Basie Orchestra feat. Harry "Sweets" Edison, trumpet) - Reprise 1964
    
    
33. Mack The Knife (cond. by Quincy Jones) - Qwest 1984
    (feat. Major Holley, George Benson, Urbie Green, Joe Newman, Lionel Hampton, et. al.)
34. After You've Gone (feat. George Benson, guitar & Lionel Hampton, vibes) - Qwest 1984
35. Get Me To The Church On Time (feat. Ray Brown, bass) - Television 1967
36. You're Nobody 'Til Somebody Loves You - Television 1966
    
    
37. Here's To The Band - Reprise 1983
    
    
38. Ol' Man River (with Bill Miller, solo piano) - Live (Paris) 1962

From SIRIUS XM RADIO TO CELEBRATE 2009 JAZZ APPRECIATION MONTH :

SIRIUS XM listeners will hear a special Jazz Appreciation Month edition of Nancy for Frank, hosted by Nancy Sinatra. Nancy Sinatra has put together a loving look at the jazz-side of Frank Sinatra spanning the 1940s, ‘50s, ‘60s, ‘70s and ‘80s and explores many of the live and studio recordings that feature Tiffany arrangements played by some of the finest jazz musicians of all time.

This special edition of Nancy for Frank will air on Siriusly Sinatra on Friday, April 10 starting at 9 pm ET, and rebroadcast on Tuesday, April 14 at 6 pm ET; Saturday, April 18 at 10 am ET; Wednesday, April 22 at 1 pm; Sunday, April 26 at 11 pm ET; and Thursday, April 30 at 12 pm ET.

Nancy, How long is this special edition? Two hours?

[Added:] From the XM 73 Siriusly Sinatra web page (for Friday, April 10th):

Nancy For Frank: The Jazzy Side of Frank | Part of Jazz Appreciation Month
9:00 PM - 11:00 PM

In this special Jazz Appreciation Month episode of Nany for Frank...Spanning the 1940's, 50's, 60's, 70's and 80's, Nancy Sinatra has put together a loving look at the Jazz Side of Frank Sinatra, exploring some of the live and studio recordings that feature Tiffany arrangements played by some of the finest Jazz luminaries of all time.

Arrangers include Nelson Riddle, Billy May, Quincy Jones and Neal Hefti. The sidemen include Johnny Hodges, Bunny Berigan, Bobby Hackett, Coleman Hawkins, George Benson, Ray Brown, the Brecker Brothers along with the Count and the Duke!

[Ted]

I hope Nancy plays Bing's "Now You Has Jazz" from “High Society” It’s too bad we can’t see his arms on the radio

[Nancy]

Two hours, yes.

[Dan]

I am really looking forward to Friday Night!!! I love FS Jazz especially.

[Nancy]

Originally Posted by Ted

I hope Nancy plays Bing's "Now You Has Jazz" from “High Society” It’s too bad we can’t see his arms on the radio

Sorry, Ted. This Nancy for Frank show is all Frank with some of the finest musicians who ever lived.

[Barry]

Nancy. One thing about Frank was his desire to work with the very best musicians / lyric writers and composers in the world at the time. How can anyone be the best in the world unless they work with the best people available? He always gave credit to them as well. I admire him for it.

[SinatraFan]

Originally Posted by Nancy

This Nancy for Frank show is all Frank with some of the finest musicians who ever lived.

Great! I can't wait to hear another all Frank show!

[Ted]

Originally Posted by Nancy

Sorry, Ted. This Nancy for Frank show is all Frank with some of the finest musicians who ever lived.

Gee, I guess I'll have to settle for that

[David B.]

I'm locking this one into my schedule right now!

[Lourdes]

WOW! Only Frank? I can't wait for it!

[Dan]

Major Jazz bump up for tonights show at 9pm!!!!

[SinatraFan]

Hi Everyone!

Great to be listening on a Friday night.

[Dan]

Thank You Chuck and Nancy for a beautiful unique show. Frank remains one of the best Jazz singers, if not the best of all time. I love this show so much. Thank You!

[SinatraFan]

Frank was a wonderful jazz singer and this show really proved it beyond a doubt! And I can't say enough about how much I enjoyed this special edition of Nancy For Frank. Thank you again for an amazing show, Nancy and Chuck.

[Jersey Lou]

Thanks to Chuck and Nancy for putting this together. It truly shows Frank's love for these arrangements and for the wonderful musicians who, I'm sure, were an inspiration to him as much as he was to them.

Promotional announcements will start on the air on Monday along with a description of the show on the web site so lots more people will get to enjoy this great program as it airs over the next few weeks.

[Nancy]

This is Chuck's show. I'm just the messenger.

[Ore!]

Is there a way for someone from Greece to listen to NFF ??? Can I get a transatlantic subscription?

Originally Posted by Ore!

Is there a way for someone from Greece to listen to NFF ??? Can I get a transatlantic subscription?

Absolutely. It's been discussed many times before, and we have a number of members who listen from outside North America over the Internet.

First, go to SIRIUS Internet Radio and click on Free Online Trial. This will let you listen for three days, with just an email address, to ensure your computer and net connection are compatible.

Then, click Sign Up Now for a paid subscription billed monthly to your credit card. For $12.95 a month, it's a bargain, and you get access to many more channels than just Siriusly Sinatra.

The only complication for international subscribers is that a voice telephone call is necessary to confirm your credit card information (one-time only). The telephone number is shown on one of the sign-up pages.