As an adjunct to Mark's excellent review, here is a concise listing of all the songs in Nancy's debut show. For each song, I have provided the record label or type of recording, year of recording, and ONE compact disc source (which should answer most of Mark's questions above).

[ I may have the sources of one or two wrong, so any corrections will be welcome. ]

NANCY FOR FRANK
Starring Nancy Sinatra
Show #1 (May 27, 2007)

1. Without A Song
   Reprise 1961: I Remember Tommy
2. I Believe In You
   Reprise 1964: It Might As Well Be Swing
3. It's Always You
   Reprise 1961: I Remember Tommy
4. Hello, Dolly!
   Reprise 1964: It Might As Well Be Swing
5. East Of The Sun (And West Of The Moon)
   Reprise 1961: I Remember Tommy
6. The Most Beautiful Girl In The World
   Reprise 1966: Strangers In The Night
7. Come Back To Me
   Reprise 1967: Francis A. & Edward K.
   
   The Early Years
   
   
8. The Hoboken Four: Shine (with intro by Major Bowes and FS)
   Radio 1935: Frank Sinatra: An American Legend
9. Stardust
   Radio 1939: Harry James and His Orchestra feat. FS: The Complete Recordings
10. All Or Nothing At All
    Columbia 1939: Harry James and His Orchestra feat. FS: The Complete Recordings
11. Ciribiribin (They're So In Love)
    Columbia 1939: Harry James and His Orchestra feat. FS: The Complete Recordings
12. Oh! Look At Me Now (with Connie Haines & The Pied Pipers)
    Victor 1941: The Essential FS with The Tommy Dorsey Orchestra
13. Say It (Over And Over Again)
    Victor 1940: The Essential FS with The Tommy Dorsey Orchestra
    
    Live from the Sands in Las Vegas with The Count Basie Orchestra conducted by Quincy Jones
    
    
14. Come Fly With Me (with dubbed intro announcement by William Conrad)
    Live (Reprise) 1966: Sinatra At The Sands
15. I've Got A Crush On You
    Live (Reprise) 1966: Sinatra: Vegas
16. I've Got You Under My Skin
    Live (Reprise) 1966: Sinatra At The Sands
17. The Shadow Of Your Smile
    Live (Reprise) 1966: Sinatra At The Sands
18. The Street of Dreams
    Live (Reprise) 1966: Sinatra: Vegas
19. One For My Baby (And One More For The Road)
    Live (Reprise) 1966: Sinatra At The Sands
20. Fly Me To The Moon
    Live (Reprise) 1966: Sinatra At The Sands
21. Count Basie: One O'Clock Jump (instrumental)
    Live (Reprise) 1966: Sinatra At The Sands
    
    The following are all from Capitol 1955: In The Wee Small Hours
    
    
22. In The Wee Small Hours Of The Morning
23. Mood Indigo
24. Glad To Be Unhappy
25. I Get Along Without You Very Well
26. Deep In A Dream
27. I See Your Face Before Me
28. Can't We Be Friends?
29. When Your Lover Has Gone
30. What Is This Thing Called Love?
31. Last Night When We Were Young (1954)
32. I'll Be Around
33. Ill Wind
34. It Never Entered My Mind
35. Dancing On The Ceiling
36. I'll Never Be The Same
37. This Love Of Mine
    
    The Composers Corner: Rodgers and Hart
    
    
38. Have You Met Miss Jones?
    Reprise 1961: Swing Along With Me [Sinatra Swings]
39. Blue Moon
    Capitol 1960: Sinatra's Swingin' Session
40. Blue Moon
    Radio 1940: Learn To Croon
41. Falling In Love With Love
    Columbia 1946: Love Songs
42. Wait Till You See Her
    Capitol 1956: Close To You and More
43. Pal Joey Promotional Spot (with Kim Novak)
    Promo 1957: Frank Sinatra In Hollywood
44. The Lady Is A Tramp
    Movie 1957: Frank Sinatra In Hollywood
45. I Didn't Know What Time It Was
    Movie 1957: Frank Sinatra In Hollywood
46. There's a Small Hotel
    Movie 1957: Frank Sinatra In Hollywood
47. I Could Write a Book
    Columbia 1952: Sinatra Sings His Greatest Hits
48. Bewitched, Bothered And Bewildered
    Capitol 1957: Frank Sinatra In Hollywood
49. My Funny Valentine
    Capitol 1953: Songs For Young Lovers & Swing Easy!
50. Little Girl Blue
    Capitol 1953: Songs For Young Lovers & Swing Easy!
51. Spring Is Here
    Columbia 1947: The Voice Of Frank Sinatra
52. My Romance (duet with Dinah Shore)
    Columbia 1946: The Columbia Years: The Complete Recordings
    
    
53. Ella Fitzgerald: Manhattan
    Verve 1956: The Rodgers And Hart Songbook, Volume 1
54. Chet Baker: Blue Room
    Blue Note 1978: Deep In A Dream: The Ultimate Chet Baker Collection
55. Michael Feinstein: Isn't It Romantic?
    Elektra 1988: Isn't It Romantic
    
    Remembering Our Veterans
    
    
56. The House I Live In (That's America To Me)
    Movie 1945: Frank Sinatra In Hollywood
57. I Only Have Eyes For You (with spoken intro)
    V-Disc 1943: The V-Discs
58. Buy A Piece Of The Peace (with spoken intro)
    Radio (US Treasury Dept. "Music For The Millions") 1945: Unreleased
59. America The Beautiful
    Reprise 1963: The Reprise Collection
    
    Closing
    
    
60. Put Your Dreams Away (For Another Day)
    Capitol 1957: Classic Sinatra: His Great Performances 1953-1960

From The First Recording thread:

Originally Posted by MAP 55

I like that song SHINE!

WOW! , Shine with the Hoboken Four was a great recording.

Mark would have loved this show!

[SYLMML]

Thank you Mark & Bob for the complete rundown of the program. Although I had it on and was listening as much as I could, I didn't get to hear it the way I wished I could. Was busy entertaining my daughters and dinner. But I plan on sitting next to the computer on Thursday night to hear it in it's entirety with "NO" interruptions.

Bob...that was really sweet of you to put Mark's (Map 55) photo here.

The liner notes recited by Nancy may be found at:

The Sinatra Sleevenotes: In The Wee Small Hours

Originally Posted by Chuck Granata

I'd love it if members of the Forum Family emailed us with their comments & suggestions. Which segments did you like best? The least? How was the pacing? Is there anything you'd like more - or less of?

I'm looking forward to making this the very best Sinatra show ever, and we need your critique and suggestions...

Great start, Chuck!

I especially liked the complete album. It would be nice to have one of these every week, especially now that many of the original Reprise albums have gone out of print. I like your placement of this in the 2nd hour: It would be nice to do this consistently, so that people who can't hear the whole show might have an expectation of this feature.

I'd like to hear some of the cuts from unreleased radio shows of the '40s and Perfectly Frank from the '50s. I also liked the contrast of the two versions of "Blue Moon"—sort of a reverse "Then and Again" à la Sid Mark.

One obvious suggestion (coming from me ): An online discography in advance of the broadcast. Something at least along the lines of what I posted above, possibly with additional details for the extra-curious. I'd be happy to assist in the generation of such a document (in return for an advance preview ).

More suggestions as I think of them...

[Ronald Sarbo]

Bob: Thanks for the list.

Thanks, Ron. You're quite right about "One For My Baby." I suspect most of the tracks were from Sinatra At The Sands. The Sinatra: Vegas version of "Crush" was especially noticeable, of course. I'll listen more closely during Tuesday's show to determine the others.

[Added after rerun: Only "I've Got A Crush On You" and "The Street Of Dreams" are from the Sinatra: Vegas box set (disc 2).]

[Ed Potts]

Thanks, ever so much! Unfortunately, I still have XM Radio until the merger is complete, which may never come!Judging by thee above reviews , I may have to go ahead and switch over to Sirius.This is to important to miss! Incidentally, on Friday afternoon, investors in Sirius stock were alerted to the news of Nancy`s opening show, which probably contributed to the large audience.

Originally Posted by Mark Blackburn

(hey! Sirius Radio isn’t portable yet, right?)

Yes it is, Mark. Their "Stiletto" units are portable, as well as being usable in a car or at home with a docking kit. They're pricey, but they can also function as MP3 players like iPods, and they can RECORD Sirius broadcasts for later playback and/or computer transfer. I'm "siriusly" considering buying one of these.

[Nancy]

Chuck asked for comments via email, not on the site

BTW: What you heard yesterday is the form the show will take each week. I thought I mentioned that.

Nancy: I know Chuck's email address, but he didn't post it for the benefit of others. (E.g. Nick responded to Chuck's post above, also.) Wouldn't it make sense for Chuck to check in here for comments? I just assumed that was what he meant, but a PM is on its way.

I thought you said you were still working out the kinks, but it's nice to know that will be the final format. Congratulations again!

[Chuck Granata]

Hi All,

Thanks for the nice comments on Nancy's new show! I am certain that it will become a model of its kind.

The format will generally stay close to what you heard on Sunday. We have lots of ideas, and will use the blocking of the first show to present them as the weeks roll on.

If anyone has a suggestion, please email Nancy or me privately. It's just much easier for me to keep track of that way...

We'll be tweaking things as we go along, so please stay tuned and keep us informed about what you like, and what you don't like. Bear in mind that we're trying to maintain a balance: between tempo and ballad songs, older and newer recordings, etc. We've also got to make the show appealing to the general listener, and the Sinatra fanatic alike. It will take a bit of time to get a handle on whether we're hitting all of our goals, but I think we're off to a great start!

Chuck

P.S. The version of "Put Your Dreams Away" that we used on the closer was the Capitol version. We're still toying with the idea of creating a similar closer using the Columbia and Reprise (and then alternating them occasionally), but it's just an idea at this point.

[Chuck Granata]

P.S.

Bob, I'm a half-step ahead of you. I'm already talking to Sirius about puting the playlists and album sources on their website, so that people know where to go to buy the music.

Originally Posted by Chuck Granata

If anyone has a suggestion, please email Nancy or me privately.

Email address? (Or do you mean PM, Chuck?)

[Chuck Granata]

Oops! I meant PM - sorry...

Corrections have been made to the above list of Songs and Sources for Nancy's first show. I hope those who missed it or couldn't connect on Sunday are able to catch today's replay (on now); one more chance Thursday at 9 pm ET.

[lorraine]

Does anyone know,would I be able to listen in in the Uk around 4pm our time and does it last 3 hrs on the web?

[Gonzalo Duque]

Man oh man oh man!!

I HAVE to get Sirius! Any chance anyone recorded it at home?

Nance and Chuckster, sounds like you did an excellent job!

Thanks to Bob for the tracklistings, at least I can re-create the rundown on my own since I don't have satellite radio. I have 99% of what was played.

Thanks also to Mark for posting his thoughts, made it seem like I was listening in!

Gonzo: You could listen over the Internet tonight at 9 pm Eastern time (last replay of show #1).

[Gonzalo Duque]

Hi Bob,

I no longer have the free preview, so how do I go about doing it?

Thanks!