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| Frank Sinatra: Luck Be A Lady; Bobby Darin: Mack The Knife; Sammy Davis, Jr.: The Lady Is A Tramp; Nat King Cole: Thou Swell; plus Nancy Wilson, Dean Martin, more. |
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| 1 Luck Be a Lady - Sinatra, Frank |
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| 2 Thou Swell - Cole, Nat King |
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| 3 Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes/I Don't Care If the Sun Don't Shine/I - Martin, Dean |
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| 4 Hello, Young Lovers - Wilson, Nancy [1] |
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| 5 Mack the Knife - Darin, Bobby |
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| 6 It's All Right With Me - Kenton, Stan |
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| 7 Too Marvelous for Words - Prima, Louis |
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| 8 The Lady Is a Tramp - Davis, Sammy Jr. |
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| 9 I've Got You Under My Skin - Smith, Keely |
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| 10 Ballerina - Cole, Nat King |
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| 11 Mr. Lucky - Rich, Buddy Big Band |
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| 12 Greenback Dollar Bill - Butera, Sam & The Witnesses |
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| 13 Lucky Day - Garland, Judy |
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| 14 Guys & Dolls - Martin, Dean |
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| 15 Where or When - Cole, Nat King |
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| 16 Ace in the Hole - Darin, Bobby |
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| 17 I Can't Get Started - Wilson, Nancy [1] |
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| 18 Buona Sera - Prima, Louis |
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Album Review
This sampler from the otherwise outstanding Live From Las Vegas series features many of the individual artists appearing in the series, as well as a few others who don't that were staples on the Las Vegas strip during the glitz and glamour of Sin City during mid-20th century. Frank Sinatra, reigning king of the city, starts off the disc in fine form with the city's unofficial anthem, "Luck Be A Lady," which is followed by an almost unstoppable who's who lineup guaranteed to satiate the appetite of any lounge lizard. Excellent contributions from Nat King Cole, Judy Garland, Louis Prima, Stan Kenton, Bobby Darin, and Sinatra's partners in crime Dean Martin and Sammy Davis, Jr. round out the disc, which captures the essence of not only an important time in America's culture, but the vibrant and thriving growth in American music. ~ Rob Theakston, All Music Guide
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