In the Wee Small Hours

Frank Sinatra's Capitol Albums (22 music items)

"April 1955."

100 Greatest American Albums of All Time (100 music items)

"A masterpiece of late-night misery The sound of swingin’, Scotch-on-the-rocks cool finally grew up. Ol’ Red Eyes’ legendary “dark days” — the booze-soaked brawls, the fall from popularity, the heartbreak and hair loss — were behind him, but each scar added depth and power to these smoky ballads. Standout tracks: “Deep in a Dream,” “I’ll Be Around”"

500 CDs You Must Own Before You Die! (500 music items)

"In which Ol' Blue Eyes offers hepcat cool for a melancholy deep enough to drown in. Standout track: "When Your Lover Has Gone""

2,020 Albums You Must Hear Before the World Ends (2020 music items)

"IN THE WEE SMALL HOURS (1955) FRANK SINATRA Review coming soon... FAV TRACKS: "In the Wee Small Hours of the Morning"; "Can't We Be Friends?"; "Ill Wind"; "Mood Indigo"; "Glad to Be Unhappy"; "Dancing on the Ceiling"; "Deep in a Dream"; "Last Night When We Were Young"; "I'll Be Around"; "I See Your Face Before Me"; "I Get Along Without You Very Well"; "What Is This Thing Called Love?"; "When Your Lover Has Gone" "

1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die (10 music items)

"The album has a somewhat sad atmosphere, and, perhaps precisely because of it, very beautiful. Frankie boy is very inspired in his vocals, reaching some notes that I did not know that he was able to and loaded with emotion. The instrumental is wonderful, at times you think you are listening to classical music."