Tuesday, November 11, 2008

Frank Sinatra w/Tommy Dorsey Orchestra: San Francisco 1940? (FLAC)

tdors~Tommy-Dorsey-and-Frank-Sinatra-at-the-Hollywood-Palladium-Los-Angeles-California-1940-Posters
Avalon Ballroom
San Francisco, CA
1940 ( anybody ?? )
The info I have was xx-xx-1940; Info on DB where I got this setlist from says
1945-09-11
SBD > ?? > CD TRADE > EAC > FLAC > YOU

01 - After All
02 - I've Got My Eyes On You
03 - Deep Night
04 - Whispering
05 - The Sky Fell Down
06 - Isle of May
07 - Marie
08 - I'll Get By
09 - A Love is Blue
10 - Careless
11 - East of the Sun
12 - My Melancholy Baby
13 - Stardust

set list is copied...may not be correct

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Comments welcome.

8 comments:

Anonymous said...

Absolutely amazing! I have been a big fan for a long time. I used to play Bari sax in a sixteen-piece band and we played a lot of Dorsey material. I can wait to download this one and give it a listen. I have a box set of pretty much everything Sinatra recorded with Dorsey so this will be a very nice addition to my collection.

Thanks for the tireless efforts, quality and variety!!! It is appreciated the sharing you do.

Anonymous said...

Dave...From Frankie to joey..Only you could pull this off and make it seamless.. Thanks for both..

Anonymous said...

I thank you and, my 81 year old mother really thanks you!

Anonymous said...

I had a very Rusty cassette of this that my dad gave me 30 odd years ago!!!I was 15 years old... This sounds Great Thank You!!!!!!
John from Tucson.

Anonymous said...

I got this in a trade and uploaded it to dime. One of my most sucessfull uploads on there...not many people seemed to have it. It got banned for whatever reason.something to do with dorsey or franks peopole or whatever.... Glad to see it here as i think i have lost my CD

Charmoccino said...

Not sure if I have that one yet.

Anyway : THANKS !!!

Horst

Anonymous said...

Thanks, Mate! Peace.

Luis said...

These tracks belong to Meadowbrook, Cedar Grove, N.J. in the week of 2 to 9 march 1940.