Frank Sinatra CD's with Great Sound?


To start the New Year I am renewing my search for Frank Sinatra music. I am looking for CD's in particular. Unfortunately it seems like trial and error to find cd's that deliver the musical goods. For example, the My Way Cd, "The Best of Sinatra is a 2 cd (Made in Australia)
set and it seems that the highs and lows were cut off. This is a problem in many cd's as they seem to be made for
portable cd devices only. The choice of Sinatra Cd's is vast and I was looking for guidance to find particular cd's that let all the music come through. My system consists of Thor Audio Amp, preamp, Blue Note Stibbert Improved Tubed Cd player and quad 988's. In short, my system is up to it, but is the source up to it as well? Any help with particular recommendations would be appreciated.
kjl
Try the recent Box Set Vegas. I really enjoy it. I find the recording quality to very good.

It is great to hear essentially the same show perfomed at the Sands in the 60's then on the next disc Ceasars in the 80's...
KJL,

The comments above in regrads to the Sands recording is right on...one LITTLE comment....tweak the CD as Rick Shultz at "Tweak Audio" suggests!!! You will be VERY happy!

Best wishes

Charlie
Another vote for ''Live at the Sands'' really nice, (check out the piano player and band conductor, another legend to say the least) !!!!!!!
All of you who enjoy Sinatra Live at the Sands;

I can't recommend enough Robbie Williams Swing when you're Winning (don't be cynical => rat Pack fans will be floored by this production which is with Count Basie Band, an asbolute GEM and stellar audiophile quality!)

If you enjoyed the above - then you will also definitely enjoy Robbie Live at the Albert Hall DVD. Your wife will especially enjoy it - so make sure you cosy up on the couch with a bottle of wine!

BTW - I am NOT a fan of any of Robbie's other stuff.

PPS - Robbie uses active PMC speakers - so if this album impresses you then try to audition some...
The Sinatra "Best of Capitol" box set. Came out in early 1990s. Great survey of his body of work on the label. PS: Family members played on those sessions, so I am very fond of these.