Title: It's Like You Are There
Product review: I just finished reading this book and it is one, if you are a Sinatra fan, you can't put down. The book covers Sinatra's recording career from his first days with Harry James to the final Duets recordings. The detail is fantastic and at times, you feel you are actually in the studio with Frank. Even a discussion of the different types of microphones used is interesting. However, what makes this book one for every Sinatra fan's library are the extensive interviews with the people who worked with Sinatra in the recording studio. I am thankful the author took the time to obtain these first person accounts as they are what make the book well worth reading.
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