FRANK SINATRA "The Voice" Sings SONGS BY SINATRA Complete Live Radio Broadcast NYC November 28, 1943

A young FRANK SINATRA shows why he was called "The Voice" in this November 28, 1943 broadcast of his 15-minute radio show SONGS BY SINATRA. Accompanied by Axel Stordahl and orchestra with The Bobby Tucker Singers. Broadcast without commercial interruption on the Columbia Broadcast System (CBS) and originating from Liederkranz Hall in New York City.
Frank sings:
JUST ONE OF THOSE THINGS 0:25 *Unfortunately, due to a copyright claim, I have had to remove this song from the video*
I COULDN'T SLEEP A WINK LAST NIGHT 3:00
MY HEART TELLS ME 7:02
MY HEART STOOD STILL 10:25
PUT YOUR DREAMS AWAY 13:53
The audio is recorded from the original transcription disc. From the RIC ROSS Frank Sinatra Collection.

[@123Rockchild]

🎵🎵🎵🎵. The VOICE!

[@SwimnBird]

This version is more eerie feeling to me than the official releases, I love it

[@Geo-nd5hq]

Thank you for this great show. The sound quality is excellent and Frank Sinatra's voice superb.

[@robinhorne3901]

Truly amazing audio quality for November 1943, Frank's vibrato and diction are immaculate and his wonderful appreciation of his musical partner and mentor Axel Stordahl ❤. This is a gem of a posting, thank you so much.

[@crooner2007]

Wonderful program with The Voice at his absolute best. Thank you for posting!!

[@crooner2007]

Lorenz Hart had passed away a few days before on November 22nd. Nice homage intro and superb rendition of "My heart stood still".

[@cr4zyt3enager57]

Thank you for the full show in fantastic quality!