Frank Sinatra - 1984-05-11 - Chicago, IL (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Arie Crown Theater
Uncirculated SBD Master

Lineage 
Record: SBD>Unknown Sony cassette deck>Maxell XL11 cassette tape 
Playback: CM>Nak ZX-7 Azymuth Adj>R-09HR>16 441>SD>hd>CDwav for splits>TLH>flac8

Orchestra conducted by Joe Parnello
Bass Gene Cherico
Drummer Irv Cottle
Guitar Tony Motolla 
The rest of the orchestra were local musicians 

01) Fly me to the moon 2:40
02) Here’s to the band 4:13 
03) Frank talks 1:00 
04) Please be kind 2:54
05) The best of everything 3:01
06) My way 2:47
07) Frank talks :49
08) New York, New York 4:18
09) Frank talks 1:04
10) This is all I ask 3:28 
11) Come rain or come shine 3:36
12) Frank talks 6:21
13) It's all right with me 3:01
14) When your lover has gone 3:15
15) LA. Is my lady 3:09
16) Frank intros the bass player, drummer, and conductor 2:27
17) Acoustic guitar solo 3:47
18) Guess I’ll hang my tears out to dry 3:59
19) Pennies from heaven 4:02
20) How do you keep the music playing? 4:15
21) My kind of town 3:59

TT 1:08.53

Let me start by saying this is a SBD Master. I love Frank and was very excited to have tracked this down. About 10 years ago I met a guy I was going to by some electronics from. After talking for a while, he told me he worked sound at many of the theaters in Chicago. He told me he (and some other folk) recorded a bunch of shows including, crooners, broadway and comedy etc. Needless to say I am now have them in my possession and will begin start transferring many of these masters to digital. Some are on cassette, others from the 90's are on Mini-Disc masters. Bumping into this guy was a very random and serendipitous event. 

It took a lot of research to find the correct date for this show. In May of 1984, Frank played 5 shows at the Arie Crown Theater in Chicago. (It's located inside the McCormick Place Convention Center along the lake front). Based on the setlist and a few comments by Frank, this is the May 11th show. 

Now it's time to listen to the Chairman of The Board. So turn it up and "Make it one more for my baby, and one more for the road".