Always in search of perpetual evolution, Frank Sinatra, freshly signed to Capitol, returns in 1954 with a new LP: Songs For Young Lovers. It's an important turning point, for the history, for the artist but also for the label, because this album is a bit the first real "concept album".
A lot of things were put in place, first of all it's a new format going from 78rpm multidisc to 10" which allowed a better production and result more appropriate to the concept idea. Secondly, ... read more
The change to Capitol at the beginning of the 1950's was perhaps one of the most important moments in Frank Sinatra's career, leading to him being one of the most praised vocalists in history. After a successful performance in the film From Here to Eternity a year before Songs for Young Lovers, Sinatra experienced a renaissance in his success. To think that Sinatra was already approaching 40 years old at the highest peak of his career is quite the astounding thing retrospectively.
Sinatra's ... read more