Frank Sinatra V-Disc Tracks

Year

V-Disc

Title

Service

1941	214-B	The Sunshine Of Your Smile	Navy
		Master/Matrix: BS 067653-2 Recording Date: September 26, 1941 Recording Source: Victor Recording Session Notes: Frank Sinatra with Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra. "The Sunshine Of Your Smile" was previously released as a 78-rpm single: RCA Victor 27638-B.

1942	214-B	The Lamplighter's Serenade	Navy
		Master/Matrix: PBS 072043-1 Recording Date: January 19, 1942 Recording Source: Victor Recording Session Notes: "The Lamplighter's Serenade" was previously released as a 78-rpm single: Bluebird B-11515.

1943	103-B	(There'll Be A) Hot Time In The Town Of Berlin	Navy
		Master/Matrix: VP 246-D3MC 269 Recording Date: October 17, 1943 Recording Source: Radio Dress Rehearsal Notes: CBS broadcast dress rehearsal of "Broadway Bandbox." First commercial release on Columbia CD 66136 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1943	103-B	I Only Have Eyes For You	Navy
		Master/Matrix: VP 245-D3MC 268 Recording Date: October 17, 1943 Recording Source: Radio Dress Rehearsal Notes: Frank Sinatra with The Bobby Tucker Singers. CBS broadcast dress rehearsal of "Broadway Bandbox." First commercial release on Columbia CD 66136 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1943	103-B	Kiss Me Again	Navy
		Master/Matrix: VP 246-D3MC 269 Recording Date: October 17, 1943 Recording Source: Radio Dress Rehearsal Notes: CBS broadcast dress rehearsal of "Broadway Bandbox." First commercial release on Columbia CD 66136 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1944	021-B	Come Out, Come Out, Wherever You Are	Navy
		Master/Matrix: VP 681-D4TC 185 Recording Date: May 17, 1944 Recording Source: Radio Dress Rehearsal Notes: CBS broadcast dress rehearsal of "The Vimms Vitamins Show." (Some sources indicate the recording date as May 16, 1944.) First commercial release on Columbia CD 66136 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1944	021-B	Some Other Time	Navy
		Master/Matrix: VP 681-D4TC 185 Recording Date: May 17, 1944 Recording Source: Radio Dress Rehearsal Notes: CBS broadcast dress rehearsal of "The Vimms Vitamins Show." (Some sources indicate the recording date as May 16, 1944.) First commercial release on Columbia CD 66136 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1944	042-A	And Then You Kissed Me	Navy
		Master/Matrix: VP 742-D4TC 217 Recording Date: May 24, 1944 Recording Source: Radio Broadcast Notes: CBS broadcast of "The Vimms Vitamins Show." First commercial release on Columbia CD 66136 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1944	266-A	Cradle Song (Brahms' Lullaby)	Navy
		Master/Matrix: VP 1399-D5TC 515 Recording Date: July 8, 1944 Recording Source: Special V-Disc Session Notes: Studio Theatre KFWB, in Hollywood. First commercial release on Columbia CD 66136 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1944	247-A	Falling In Love With Love	Navy
		Master/Matrix: VP 1332-D5TC 295 Recording Date: July 8, 1944 Recording Source: Special V-Disc Session Notes: Studio Theatre KFWB, in Hollywood. First commercial release on Columbia CD 66136 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1944	266-A	I'll Follow My Secret Heart	Navy
		Master/Matrix: VP 1399-D5TC 515 Recording Date: July 8, 1944 Recording Source: Special V-Disc Session Notes: Studio Theatre KFWB, in Hollywood. First commercial release on Columbia CD 66136 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1944	090-A	Mighty Lak' A Rose	Navy
		Master/Matrix: VP 824-D4TC 268 Recording Date: July 8, 1944 Recording Source: Special V-Disc Session Notes: Studio Theatre KFWB, in Hollywood. First commercial release on Columbia CD 66136 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1944	103-A	Nancy (With The Laughing Face)	Navy
		Master/Matrix: VP 823-D4TC 267 Recording Date: July 8, 1944 Recording Source: Special V-Disc Session Notes: Studio Theatre KFWB, in Hollywood. First commercial release on Columbia CD 66136 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1944	155-A	Someone To Watch Over Me	Navy
		Master/Matrix: VP 941-D4MC 443 Recording Date: October 11, 1944 Recording Source: Radio Dress Rehearsal Notes: Frank Sinatra with unidentified chorus. CBS broadcast dress rehearsal of "The Vimms Vitamins Show." (Some sources indicate the recording date as September 27, 1944.) First commercial release on Columbia CD 66136 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1944	155-A	There's No You	Navy
		Master/Matrix: VP 941-D4MC 443 Recording Date: October 11, 1944 Recording Source: Radio Dress Rehearsal Notes: CBS broadcast dress rehearsal of "The Vimms Vitamins Show." First commercial release on Columbia CD 66136 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1944	131-A	Just Close Your Eyes	Navy
		Master/Matrix: VP 976-D4TC 474 Recording Date: October 18, 1944 Recording Source: Radio Dress Rehearsal Notes: CBS broadcast dress rehearsal of "The Vimms Vitamins Show." First commercial release on Columbia CD 66137 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1944	131-A	Let Me Love You Tonight	Navy
		Master/Matrix: VP 976-D4TC 474 Recording Date: October 18, 1944 Recording Source: Radio Dress Rehearsal Notes: CBS broadcast dress rehearsal of "The Vimms Vitamins Show." First commercial release on Columbia CD 66137 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1944	173-A	If You Are But A Dream	Navy
		Master/Matrix: CO 33808-2 Recording Date: November 14, 1944 Recording Source: Columbia Recording Session Notes: This version of "If You Are But A Dream" was also released as a 78-rpm single: Columbia 36756.

1944	173-A	Saturday Night	Navy
		Master/Matrix: CO 33809-1 Recording Date: November 14, 1944 Recording Source: Columbia Recording Session Notes: "Saturday Night" was also released as a 78-rpm single: Columbia 36762.

1944	185-A	I Begged Her	Navy
		Master/Matrix: CO 33929-1 / VP 1138-XP 34193 Recording Date: December 1, 1944 Recording Source: Columbia Recording Session Notes: "I Begged Her" was also released as a 78-rpm single: Columbia 36774.

1944	185-A	What Makes The Sunset	Navy
		Master/Matrix: CO-33930-2 / VP 1138-XP 34193 Recording Date: December 1, 1944 Recording Source: Columbia Recording Session Notes: "What Makes The Sunset" was also released as a 78-rpm single: Columbia 36774.

1944	247-A	When Your Lover Has Gone	Navy
		Master/Matrix: HCO 1184-1 / VP 1332-D5TC 295 Recording Date: December 19, 1944 Recording Source: Columbia Recording Session Notes: "When Your Lover Has Gone" was also released as a 78-rpm single: Columbia 36791.

1945	240-A	Ol' Man River	Navy
		Master/Matrix: VP 1273-XP 34648 Recording Date: April 14, 1945 Recording Source: Radio Broadcast Notes: CBS broadcast of "The Frank Sinatra Show." First commercial release on Columbia CD 66137 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).