FRANK SINATRA WITH QUINCY JONES AND ORCHESTRA - L.A. Is My Lady (40th Anniversary Edition) RSD24 she began thinking about each

she began thinking about each instrument as a discrete frequency range

1 in the UK charts upon its release in 1995 and went Platinum

songs that sound like no-one else on this planet (or the explored parts of space) – all of which holds true for the new album

Produced by Jimmy Sutton and released on Hi-Style Records

On Her Doorstep Last Night (With Slate - mono) [02:31]

FRANK SINATRA WITH QUINCY JONES AND ORCHESTRA - L.A. Is My Lady (40th Anniversary Edition) RSD24 she began thinking about eachCD Frank Sinatra reunited for this album, his last studio effort, with producer Quincy Jones, with whom he'd last worked 20 years earlier for the classic album, It Might as Well Be Swing with Count Basie. Originally released in 1984, L. A. Is My Lady was a high energy event, hitting the Billboard 200 and Top 10 on the Jazz Albums chart. It featured the title song, which got into MTV rotation, and Sinatra's first recording of "Mack the Knife." Musical