Count Basie and Frank Sinatra recorded three Reprise albums together—two studio dates in 1962 and 1964 plus a live recording at the Sands Hotel in Las Vegas in 1966. The two studio dates are ...

When Tony Danza was a kid, he'd often be roped into cleaning the house with his mother. He didn't mind, though − the pair's work would be backdroppped by a soundtrack of Frank Sinatra. "She inculcated ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The release consists of a pair of albums — It Might as Well Be Swing with Basie and His Orchestra, and Francis A. & Edward K. with ...

Capitol Records and Frank Sinatra Enterprises announced a 60th anniversary reissue of the 1966 live album, including a new ...

The Giants of Jazz 2LP reissue unites Frank Sinatra’s classic mid-’60s collaborations with Count Basie and Duke Ellington, newly remastered for vinyl. As a longtime record collector, I was admittedly ...

Call it “Frank’s World” — a kingdom that stretches from the casinos of A.C. to the clam-broth houses of Hoboken; from “New York, New York” to “L.A. is My Lady” and a great many saloons and stripmall ...

Trumpeter, arranger and producer Quincy Jones played a major role as a conductor of the Count Basie Orchestra in the landmark Sinatra/Basie recordings at the Sands Casino in Las Vegas. Quincy speaks ...