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The Complete Recordings Nineteen Thirty-Nine,Harry James

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Harry James
Released 1995

Moon Love [#]
03:00
68 plays

If I Didn't Care [#]
03:30
67 plays

Stardust [#]
04:01
52 plays

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songs

- 1
- From the Bottom of My Heart
- 03:15
- 28 plays

- 2
- Melancholy Mood
- 03:06
- 32 plays

- 3
- My Buddy
- 02:56
- 30 plays

- 4
- It's Funny to Everyone But Me
- 02:57
- 127 plays

- 5
- Here Comes the Night
- 02:50
- 27 plays

- 6
- All or Nothing at All
- 02:59
- 268 plays

- 7
- On a Little Street in Singapore
- 02:51
- 28 plays

- 8
- Who Told You I Cared?
- 02:40
- 24 plays

- 9
- Ciribiribin (They're So in Love)
- 02:25
- 37 plays

- 10
- Every Day of My Life
- 02:57
- 23 plays

- 11
- From the Bottom of My Heart [Alternate Take]
- 03:21
- 20 plays

- 12
- Melancholy Mood [Alternate Take][#]
- 03:12
- 24 plays

- 13
- It's Funny to Everyone But Me [Alternate Take][#]
- 02:52
- 26 plays

- 14
- All or Nothing at All [Alternate Take]
- 02:57
- 114 plays

- 15
- Stardust [#]
- 04:01
- 52 plays

- 16
- Wishing (Will Make It So) [#]
- 03:50
- 25 plays

- 17
- If I Didn't Care [#]
- 03:30
- 67 plays

- 18
- The Lamp Is Low [#]
- 02:03
- 29 plays

- 19
- My Love for You [#]
- 02:34
- 30 plays

- 20
- Moon Love [#]
- 03:00
- 68 plays

- 21
- This Is No Dream [#]
- 03:18
- 23 plays

album review

Frank Sinatra made his first studio recordings on July 13, 1939 with a band led by the man who gave him his first real break in show business -- trumpeter Harry James. Columbia/Legacy's 1995 release of the complete 1939 recordings of the Harry James Orchestra featuring Sinatra includes four alternate takes and seven live performances, recorded during the summer of 1939 at the Roseland and Marine Ballrooms in New York and Atlantic City (tracks 15-21). Tracks 15-18 predate Sinatra's studio recording debut by several days. There's something pleasant about hearing this vocalist putting songs across just before he became ultra-famous by ditching James to pursue more lucrative exploits as Tommy Dorsey's star attraction. The Sinatra of 1939 was a 23-year-old wonder whose marvelous voice was not yet saturated with the singer's notorious latter-day swagger. He's clearly happy to be showing the public who he is and what he can do. The combination of Sinatra's fresh young energy and the excellent instrumental accompaniment makes this entry in the Harry James discography a wise choice for those interested in the singer, the trumpeter, or both. ~ arwulf arwulf, All Music Guide