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Track Listings

1	Watch What Happens
2	Didn't We
3	Hallelujah, I Love Her So
4	Yesterday
5	All My Tomorrows
6	My Way
7	A Day in the Life of a Fool
8	For Once in My Life
9	If You Go Away
10	Mrs. Robinson

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Celebrating the 50th anniversary of one of the most iconic recordings of all time! Reissued for the first time in decades is the album My Way, first issued in 1969 and featuring the hit title song as well as Sinatra's indelible performance on "All My Tomorrows," from the film in which he had a starring role, A Hole In The Head. My Way, arranged by Don Costa, and coproduced by him with Sonny Burke, also includes Sinatra's versions of more contemporary material.

Product details

Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 12.32 x 12.36 x 0.31 inches; 8.32 ounces
Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Capitol
Original Release Date ‏ : ‎ 2019
Date First Available ‏ : ‎ August 22, 2019
Label ‏ : ‎ Capitol
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B07W316179
Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 1

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Excellent listening.

Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2024

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Came rapidly. Was in excellent condition. Made the ultimate gift

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Joseph A. McCarron Jr.

It's Frank

Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2024

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Can it be any better? Signature song, re=mastered disc.

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Donald J. Paul

A beautiful remastering job of a fine album

Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2014

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A beautiful remastering job of a fine album, though not Frank's absolute best. Don Costa occasionally soared, as in his Sinatra and Strings orchestration of "Come Rain or Come Shine" and he did nice, but not stellar work here. This was one of the last modern Sinatra albums in which his voice, while rich and mature, had not yet begun to become raspy from years of smoking and alcohol (although I loved him even in his smokier, rougher transition through aging). Sinatra is in excellent form throughout, and worked well with Costa. The choice of material is mostly excellent, and you can tell Sinatra really concentrated in the studio. I'm glad Frank managed to get some Legrand songs into his repertoire, all of which were challenging to sing in one way or another. The "Mrs. Robinson" cut is great, swinging fun with silly lyrics. Don Costa never developed a signature sound in his brass voicings as did the great Nelson Riddle, but he knew how to get the power which Sinatra loved. The rehearsal cut of "For Once in My Life" (for a tv special with Costa) is very interesting. In the first verse, Sinatra seems to be going through the motions. Then, after the roaring orchestral bridge, Sinatra comes into bluesy life, having gotten caught up in the impact of the band. That song grew with him as he aged, and he came to do better versions of it live with more adventurous phrasing, but this was good. Then, there's a brief studio session which ends with him telling the band to "play it funky" for the opening to "Please Be Kind" (on that tv special, not on this album). He growls out the notes and slow, stomping (literally) sound he wanted. Wish there was more of that.

Bottom line: Although I said this was not Sinatra's best album, it's very good and beautifully remastered. I had the original, and the difference in how you hear the resonance of the orchestra, the crispness, and the blending with Sinatra's wonderful singing make it more than worth the small investment...I highly recommend it!

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Brian H. Williams

Stunning remastering

Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2009

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If you have ANY of the previous issues of My Way, including the remastered track on the cd "Nothing But The Best", it doesn't matter, this issue is the one to buy. The My Way track on "Nothing But The Best" was a VAST improvement over all the previous issues of My Way. Indeed, when I heard it, I couldn't believe how much better it sounded. So when I bought the 40th Anniversary issue, I compared it to the original cd issue, the 1990 issue on "The Reprise Collection", and the 1995 issue on "The Complete Reprise Recordings. This latest remastering trumped every previous issue. So the only one left was the 2008 issue on "Nothing But The Best". So what did I find? The 40th Anniversary issue was even better! Almost hard to believe, but it's true. The 40th Anniversary issue has a sense of warmth and presence that is even better than the one on the "Nothing But The Best" issue. That one still sounds good but seems colder and has a touch more reverberation. The surprise on this issue was "A Day In The Life Of A Fool". For decades, Warner has issued it with the first 3 seconds missing. Imagine my suprise to hear the drum introduction first, then have the bass and piano enter. This has never been issued with the drum intro. The new remastering gives the band a startling presence that is sorely lacking on the original issue. Indeed, I was hearing instrumentations that was buried on the master tapes that are now heard in clarity. On the original issue, Frank sounds so far away and echoey on "Watch What Happens". Not so on the new one. Frank sounds like he's in the room with you. The difference is day and night. So do yourself a favor and put your original issue in your car, or give it to a friend. If you collect Frank, the incredible remastering job on this cd will have you playing it over and over again.

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NU62

Great recording, but flawed.

Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2022

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I bought this cd because of one track: All My Tomorrows, which I think is one of Sinatra's great performances. The rest of the material on the cd is generally very good; however, there are 5 recordings of My Way (kind of Sinatra's anthem). 3 are solos and 2 are duets. I like My Way, but hearing it 5 times gets kind of old (and wearing).

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joseph d. vinarski

Watertown was next- UGH!

Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2021

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This was the beginning of Frank trying to stay relevant with the younger crowd before just throwing his hands up two years later and going into a stunning "retirement". His next offering after this was the abysmal "Watertown", which was his weakest selling album of his long career. But this My Way album is vastly underrated mainly because of the few clunkers like "Mrs. Robinson" and "Watch what happens". But listen to the title track and the stunning "All my tomorrows" which actually improves on the original 1950's version and try to deny that this is classic Sinatra with a voice powerful but also with the emotion which made him the best ever, no one is even a close second. Thankfully, Frank would return to his musical roots with 1979's "Trilogy", a vocal masterpiece which stunned even his harshest critics. And there he stayed up until the end in 1995. A career like no other.

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Michael Stigliano Jr.

Great music!

Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2022

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I REALLY ENJOYED THIS ALBUM !