SING, a blockchain tech company and rightsholder specializing in vinyl/digital hybrid releases, announced today the physical release of a treasure trove of previously unreleased Frank Sinatra live radio performances.
The first title, At The Hollywood Bowl 1943–1948, arrives October 3, 2025 on CD and Vinyl. The album is available now for pre-order through SING Market, featuring extensive audio restoration from original broadcast sources. Listen to a sample here.
Upcoming Sinatra Releases
This marks the beginning of a larger Sinatra project from SING:
- Christmas on the Air — a holiday-focused collection of rare broadcasts.
- Long Ago, Far Away — a deluxe 5xLP box set compiling radio and concert recordings from 1943–1951.
Both titles will follow At The Hollywood Bowl in 2025 and 2026.
Why This Matters
“Frank Sinatra was one of America’s first multi-media superstars,” says Charles ‘Chuck’ Granata, historian, producer, and author. Granata, who also contributes detailed liner notes, highlights that Sinatra’s radio work included songs he never recorded in the studio — offering fans access to a body of work that “rounds out and offers a fuller view of Sinatra’s contributions to American pop music, culture and style.”
Granata previously produced Nancy Sinatra’s Nancy for Frank radio program on SiriusXM (2007–2021) and now hosts Sinatra Standard Time on KSDS-FM.
Track Listing (Highlights)
Compact Disc
- “Long Ago and Far Away” (1945)
- “I Should Care” (1945)
- “Ol’ Man River” (1943, 1945)
- “Time After Time” (1948)
- “The Girl That I Marry” (1948)
- “Soliloquy” (1948)
- “Night and Day” (1943)
- “Embraceable You” (1943)
- “The Song Is You” (1943)
Vinyl
- Side 1: Academy Night, 1945 + “The Song Is You” (1943)
- Side 2: Music for the Wounded Benefit Concert, 1948 + selections from Frank Sinatra in Concert, 1943
All performances are previously unreleased (except a few noted titles).
Historical Context
In 1943, Sinatra became the first pop singer ever to perform with the Los Angeles Philharmonic at the Hollywood Bowl — a turning point for both the venue and his career. These recordings document Sinatra’s earliest years as a serious concert artist, restored for the first time from primary sources.
The release captures Sinatra’s three major Bowl appearances in the 1940s, remastered and paired with Granata’s historical essays.
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