Frank Sinatra & Antônio Carlos Jobim

A 1967 studio collaboration pairing American singer Frank Sinatra with Brazilian composer Antônio Carlos Jobim, merging bossa nova and traditional pop vocal styles.

The 1967 album was arranged/conducted by Claus Ogerman. The record mixes Jobim compositions with three American standards from Sinatra's repertoire (including "Change Partners", "I Concentrate On You" and "Baubles, Bangles & Beads"). Tracks noted in reviews include "How Insensitive" and "Once I Loved." According to reviews, the album's tracks were recorded in two days and the project was contemporaneous with Sinatra's recording of "Somethin' Stupid" with his daughter Nancy. The album was discussed in the context of 1967 chart competition and Grammy nominations.

A 1967 studio collaboration that blends Sinatra's vocal style with Jobim's bossa nova compositions. Arrangements conducted by Claus Ogerman; praised for its intimate, night-time atmosphere. Highlights cited in reviews include "How Insensitive" and "Once I Loved."

For:Fans of bossa nova, classic vocalists, and orchestral pop; listeners seeking atmospheric, intimate recordings.