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Released in 1957, Where Are You? is one of Frank Sinatra’s most admired and emotionally powerful albums. Arranged and conducted by Gordon Jenkins, the album marked Sinatra’s first stereo recording project and is widely regarded as one of the defining vocal jazz and traditional pop albums of the 1950s.

Unlike the swing-oriented recordings that made Sinatra famous, Where Are You? is a deeply introspective collection of torch songs and romantic ballads. Jenkins’ lush orchestral arrangements provide a haunting backdrop for Sinatra’s expressive vocal performances, creating an album that explores loneliness, longing and lost love with remarkable sophistication.

Today the album is considered an essential title for collectors of classic vocal jazz, easy listening, traditional pop and Frank Sinatra’s Capitol Records period.

Genre

Traditional Pop / Vocal Jazz / Easy Listening

Track Listing

Side One

1. Where Are You?
2. The Night We Called It A Day
3. I Cover The Waterfront
4. Maybe You’ll Be There
5. Laura
6. Lonely Town

Side Two

1. Autumn Leaves
2. I’m A Fool To Want You
3. I Think Of You
4. Where Is The One?
5. There’s No You
6. Baby Won’t You Please Come Home

Pressing & Value Notes

Classic Capitol Records release featuring arrangements by Gordon Jenkins and widely considered one of Sinatra’s finest concept albums.