Frank Sinatra, Point of No Return - 51m 20s

Tracks & Durations

1. When The World Was Young	3:48
2. I'll Remeber April	2:49
3. September Song	4:21
4. A Million Dreams Ago	2:41
5. I'll See You Again	2:43
6. There Will Never Be Another You	3:09
7. Somewhere Along The Way	3:00
8. It's A Blue World	2:50
9. These Foolish Things Remind Me Of You	3:59
10. As Time Goes By	3:16
11. I'll Be Seeing You	2:47
12. Memories Of You	3:54
13. Day In-Day Out	3:19
14. Don't Make A Beggar Of Me	3:04
15. Lean Baby	2:36
16. I'm Walking Behind You	2:55

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Review

Though already in business in 1961 with his own record label, Frank Sinatra was contractually obligated to give Capitol one more record before moving on to Reprise. Sinatra gave them the ironically titled Point of No Return, which is hardly the deal-fulfilling throwaway one might expect. Expertly arranged and conducted by longtime Sinatra ally Alex Stordahl, it's an elegant collection of farewell songs (including "I'll See You Again," "As Time Goes By," "There Will Never Be Another You," and "It's a Blue World"), delivered by Sinatra with a profound sense of sadness and loss. Fans of such downbeat Sinatra concept albums as In the Wee Small Hours and Sings for Only the Lonely would do well to pick up on this oft-overlooked gem. --Dan Epstein

Other Versions

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Point of No Return

Tracks: 16, Disk length: 51m 21s (+0m 1s)

Point of No Return

Tracks: 16, Disk length: 51m 25s (+0m 5s)

Point of No Return

Tracks: 12 (-4 tracks), Disk length: 39m 43s (-12m 23s)

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