Rat Pack Sings: Frank, Sammy And Dean

Disc One:

Dino Crocetti - better known as Dean Martin - was the very definition of the word "cool." Founding member of the Rat Pack, half of the hysterical team of Martin & Lewis, and, above all, crooner extraordinaire. This fabulous compilation of full-length songs lets you hear and see why there was nobody quite like Dino.

Songs Include:

Memories Are Made Of This (Dehr-Gilkyson-Miller) EMI Blackwood Almost LIke Being In Love (Lerner-Loewe) EMI Music If You Were The Only Girl (Grey-Ayer) Warner Bros. You Made Me Love You (J. Mccarthy & J. Monaco) When You're Smilin' (Fisher-Goodwin-Shay) EMI Mills One For My Baby And One More For The Road (Arlen-Mercer) Harwin Music Oh Marie, Oh Marie (Prima) Larry Spier Inc. Too Young (Dee-Lippman) Aria Music The Isle Of Capri (Grosz-Kennedy) Universal Polygram I'm Gonna Sit Right Down And Write Myself A Letter (Young-Ahlert) Ahlert Music There Goes My Heart (Davis-Silver) Warner Chappell Louise (Robin Whiting) Famous Music Love Me With All Of Your Heart (Martinoli-Rigual-Skylar) Aprs Mexico I Don't Care If The Sun Don't Shine (Davis) Universal It's Easy To Remember (Rodgers-Hart) Famous Music I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now (Adams-Hough-Howard) Jerry Vogel Would I Love You (Russel-Spina) Harrison Music Dino's Theme (Britt) Maj Music

Disc Two:

Frank Sinatra was a fabulous singer - there's no question about that. He was also a generous singer, giving credit where credit was due to all of the musicians, arrangers, and conductors that he worked with over the years. But Frank reserved his greatest respect and admiration for the songwriters who fashioned the wonderful words and marvelous melodies that he sang. In turn, the lyricists and composers were thrilled when Sinatra would put his unique interpretive stamp on their work. In this remarkable collection of full-length songs from Sinatra's Golden Age (1943 - 1959), Frank lends his special magic to the works of IRVING BERLIN, JEROME KERN, RODGERS & HART, HAROLD ARLEN, HOAGY CARMICHAEL, JOHNNY MERCER, OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN, and many others.

I've Got The World On A String (Arlen / Koehler) MCA Music Stardust (Hoagy Carmichael) EMI / Mills Music I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm (Irving Berlin) Berlin Music Ol' Man River (Kern / Hammerstein) Harms & Co. Fly Me To The Moon (Bart Howard) TRO Music Last Night When We Were Young (Arlen / Harburg) Next Decade Music I'll Never Smile Again (Ruth Lowe) MCA Music When You're Smiling (Fisher / Goodwin / Shay) EMI / Mills Music My Romanc (Rodgers & Hart) Harms & Co. Hello Young Lovers (Rodgers & Hammerstein) Rodgers & Hammerstein Music Oh! Look At Me Now (Bushkin / Devries) Richmond Org. That Old Black Magic (Arlen / Mercer) Famous Music Co. Talk To Me (Snyder / Kahan / Vallee) Barton Music It Had To Be You (Kahn / Jones) Songwriters Guild Luck Be A Lady (Frank Loesser) MPL Music High Hopes (Cahn / Van Heusen) Marville Music Co. Angel Eyes (Matt Dennis / Earl Brent) Dorsey Bros. Music Frank's Song Performed By Steve Blackwood (Britt) Maj Music

Disc Three:

Sammy Davis Jr. may well have been the most versatile man in the history of show business. He could dance, do impressions, turn in stellar performances in both comedy and drama on Broadway and in film, and was a founding member of the legendary Rat Pack.

In this remarkable DVD, you'll see what his best remembered for: It's SAMMY DAVIS JR. SINGING AT HIS BEST; a collection of some of Sammy's greatest and most-enduring hits.

No fan of pop, jazz - or the Rat Pack - should miss out!

Songs Include:

You Rascal You Hey There The Birth Of The Blues Because Of You This Could Be The Start Of Something New Toot Toot Tootsie My Shining Hour Who Can I Turn To I've Got You Under My Skin You Came A Long Way From St. Louis One For My Baby There's A Boat Dat's Leaving Soon For New York Shall We Dance Swingin' For Sammy (Performed by the Brittband)