The Voice, the one that moved in the 50s and 60s, and that still seems insurmountable today, has just been honored in A Man And His Music Trilogy, a unique DVD that Universal relaunches with remastered, high-fidelity audio.
It is a series of television specials which Frank Sinatra He recorded at his opportunity, and that the record company rescues to the delight of all his followers. Although it is not unpublished material (it was known a few years ago in the box sets Frank Sinatra: The Reprise Years), it is a perfect occasion to see the great singer live, in three presentations that exceed 2 hours in length, offering 64 songs in total.
These three recitals designed for television are divided into a first part, in which Sinatra is accompanied by the Nelson Riddle and Gordon Jenkins Orchestra; a second, with her daughter Nancy; and the last, where magic explodes with Ella Fitzgerald and Antonio Carlos Jobim.