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Actress Joan Bradshaw at home listening to Frank Sinatra’s vinyl record Swing Easy, 1954 - photographed by Peter Basch.
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Actress Joan Bradshaw at home listening to Frank Sinatra’s vinyl record Swing Easy, 1954 - photographed by Peter Basch.
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Frank Sinatra's 8th studio album was released on a 10" record on 2 August 1954.
Swing Easy! was Sinatra's 2nd album for Columbia, and his first to feature arrangements by Nelson Riddle (they would go on to work on 15 more albums together), and the original release contained 8 songs (each side of a vinyl record only allowed about 14 minutes of music at the time). A year later, 8 more songs were added for a 12" release under the same title.
The album peaked at #3 in the US and sold more than 500,000 copies.
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Frank photographed in 1954 for the cover of Swing Easy
Frank Sinatra
Swing Easy / Songs For Young LoversÂ
@ 1955 US Pressing
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The album was Sinatra's second for Capitol and the first to feature arrangements by Nelson Riddle (Riddle had merely conducted on Songs For Young Lovers). As its title implies, the record concentrates on up-tempo swingers done with a light touch. Again, the songs were all standards -- "Just One of Those Things," "Wrap Your Troubles in Dreams," "All of Me" -- which the singer felt benefited from the new thematic setting, new arrangements, and his increasingly playful and textured vocal style.
In 1955, the eight songs were combined with the eight songs from the 10" album Songs for Young Lovers on a new, 16 song, 12" LP (Capitol W-587) called "Swing Easy!", featuring the "Swing Easy!" cover but including a miniature inset of the "Songs for Young Lovers" cover. In 1962, the 1954, 8 song, 10" album was re-released as a 12 song, 12" LP (Capitol W-1429) with four additional songs added to expand the running time: "Lean Baby", "I Love You", "How Could You Do A Thing Like That To Me?", and "Why Should I Cry Over You?".Â
Swing Easy by Jean-Marc Lozach is on Google Play