On "The Songs Sinatra Sang," Carol Sloane delivers a heartfelt homage to Frank Sinatra, showcasing her own interpretive depth in the process.
- The album was recorded in New York City and produced by Nick Phillips.
- It features arrangements by Jeremy Lubbock and a guest appearance by John Pizzarelli on "All the Way."
- Upon its release, the album received positive reviews from critics who praised Sloane's mature vocal performances.
Carol Sloane is a jazz singer known for her sophisticated interpretive skills and warm, engaging tone. In 1996, Concord Records released "The Songs Sinatra Sang," a tribute album that found her revisiting the repertoire of one of her most significant influences.
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