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SHE SHOT ME DOWN(LP)

SHE SHOT ME DOWN(LP)

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Personnel includes: Frank Sinatra (vocals); Gordon Jenkins (arranger); Tony Mottola (guitar); Gene Cherico (bass); Irv Cottler (drums). Recorded at CBS Recording Studio B, New York, New York and Wally Heider Recording, Hollywood, California. She Shot Me Down is Frank Sinatra's last great album, a dark, brooding record of saloon songs delivered with an understated authority by Sinatra. Arranged and conducted by Gordon Jenkins and produced by Don Costa, the record largely consists of contemporary material, including five that were basically tailored for Sinatra. It's a dense, moody record that works spectacularly -- Sinatra's vocals are more alive and rich in detail than on Trilogy, and the concept is more concise and well-executed. She Shot Me Down might not consist of the classic saloon songs, but it has that feeling more than any of his other albums. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine
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