"All My Tomorrows" Frank Sinatra

With the exception of Nat King Cole, there is no better interpreter of ballads, than Frank Sinatra. "All My Tomorrows" written by Jimmy Van Heusen and Sammy Cahn is a perfect example. It was recorded by Frank Sinatra with Nelson Riddle on December 29, 1958 and released by Capitol Records as a single. It was included in the 1961 compilation album All the Way and The Complete Capitol Singles Collection CD box set.

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Music

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• Frank Sinatra
• Pop
• 1950s

[ecardon1]

Thanks for downloading this wonderful song. I've been looking for it for a while. I've heard remakes of it when Sinatra re-recorded it on Reprise but this is the original and I think the best version that he made with Capital Records.

[catman916]

@ecardon1 I completely agree. His Capitol recordings were his best.

[allieree]

Love Sinatra and Nelson Riddle. What wonderful music they made together.

[22moodindigo]

he sings a story....totally...deeply

[harryslide]

There is NO exception. Sinatra has, and has, no competition, nor will he ever have. No one has ever understood so completely, and delivered to his listeners, the lyrics and the essence of a song. His art was total and complete in every way.

Viva Sinatra mai piu!

[SEPTEMBERANCH]

First heard this when I saw the movie "A Hole in the Head". The movie credits started with the names being pulled by an airplane with this beautiful song being sung by Frank Sinatra in the background.

[MJLatora]

The great Frank Sinatra song that you've never heard.

I dedicate this song to my two daughters, who are All My Tomorrows.

[felixbautista]

Down to favorites ! Thanks for uploading it.