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| Date | Location | Type |
| 29 Jun 1967 | Reprise Studio Session | |
Conductor: Billy Strange Frank Sinatra (vocalist), Mel Davis (trumpet), Ernie Royal (trumpet), Clark Terry (trumpet), Bernie Glow (trumpet), Markie Markowitz (trumpet), Dick Hyde** (trombone), Lew McCreary** (trombone), Buddy Morrow (trombone), Wayne Andre (trombone), Bob Alexander (trombone), Paul Faulise (bass trombone), Richard Berg (frenchhorn), Ray Alonge (frenchhorn), Brooks Tillotson (frenchhorn), Romeo Penque (saxophone/woodwinds), George Berg (saxophone/woodwinds), Ted Gompers (saxophone/woodwinds), Vincent Abato (saxophone/woodwinds), Harry Estrin (saxophone/woodwinds), Phil Bodner (saxophone/woodwinds), Ray Beckenstein (saxophone/woodwinds), David Nadien (violin), Gene Orloff (violin), Sylvan Shulman (violin), Mac Ceppos (violin), Mannie Green (violin), Tosha Samaroff (violin), Raoul Poliakin (violin), Leo Kruczek (violin), Julius Schechter (violin), Julius Brand (violin), Joe Malin (violin), Paul Winter (violin), Max Hollander (violin), Charles Libove (violin), Fred Buldrini (violin), Aaron Rosand (violin), Sidney Brecher (viola), Arnold Magnes (viola), George Brown (viola), Harold Coletta (viola), Alfred Brown (viola), Harold Furmansky (viola), Maurice Bialkin (violoncello), Maurice Brown (violoncello), Alan Shulman (violoncello), Charles McCracken (violoncello), Peter Makas Jr. (violoncello), Joseph Tekula (violoncello), Margaret Ross (harp), Don Randi** (piano), Stan Freeman* (piano), Moe Wechsler* (piano), Donnie Lanier** (guitar), Dennis Budimir** (guitar), Bobby Gibbons** (guitar), Louis Morell** (guitar), Eric Gale* (guitar), Al Caiola* (guitar), Bucky Pizzarelli* (guitar), Carl Lynch* (guitar), Toots Thielemans* (guitar/harmonica), Lawrence Knechtel** (string bass/Fender bass), Chuck Berghofer** (string bass/Fender bass), Carol Kaye** (string bass/Fender bass), Milt Hinton* (string bass), Hal Blaine** (drums), Gary Chester* (drums), Milt Holland** (percussion), Gary Coleman** (percussion), George Devens* (percussion), Bobby Rosengarden (percussion), Phil Kraus* (percussion) ... */**NOTE: Musicians designated with an asterisk would record their parts again at a second session after midnight on June 30, 1967 for "The World We Knew" and "This Town," and their parts would be added to the personnel for the July 24, 1967 remake of "This Town." Musicians designated with two asterisks would record on July 1, 1967 in Hollywood, under the direction of Billy Strange. K5297-5+6 The World We Knew (Over And Over) (2:46 intercut) - Bert Kaempfert, Herbert Rehbein, Carl Sigman Arrangement: Ernie Freeman "The World We Knew" LP credits Ernie Freeman as conductor. Selected Releases What are KEY and Selected Releases?  1967 Frank Sinatra [later retitled "The World We Knew"] - 33-12" Album 1967 The World We Knew (Over And Over) - 45-7" Single 2010 Frank Sinatra: The Reprise Years [38-Disc Set] [UK] - CD/DVD Album1967 El Mundo Que Conocíamos [Hispavox Spain Edition] [ES] - 33-12" Album 1967 AstroStereo Showplace Of The Stars [American Airli... - R2R: 3-3/4 ips Album 1967 Vol. 8 [MX] - 45-7" EP 1968 Here's To Veterans 87: Program No. 1126 - 33-12" Album 1968 The Greatest Hits [Special Edition] [DE] - 33-12" Album 1968 Golden Frank Sinatra, Vol. 3 [JP] - 33-12" Album 1968 Somethin' Stupid ["Back To Back Hits" reissue seri... - 45-7" Single 1968 Top Pops #249 - 33-12" Album 1968 Mi Modo Di Vivir [AR] - 33-7" EP 1968 My Way Of Life [DE] - 33-12" Album 1968 Frank Sinatra's Greatest Hits - 33-12" Album 1968 Sinatra Magic [ZA] - 33-12" Album 1969 Lo Mejor De Frank Sinatra [ES] - Cassette Album 1969 My Way ["Série De Luxe"] [BR] - 33-7" EP 1969 Twin Deluxe [JP] - 33-12" Album 1969 Les Disques D’or De La Chanson [FR] - 45-7" EP 1969 Lo Mejor De Frank Sinatra / Vol. 2 [ES] - 33-12" Album 1970 Il Meglio Delle Sue Canzoni [IT] - 33-12" Album 1970 Sinatra's Sinatra [Peru, Alternate Tracks] [PE] - 33-12" Album 1973 Frank Sinatra ["Music Today-'74" White/Red Obi] [JP] - 33-12" Album 1974 Frank Sinatra ["Music Today" Obi] [JP] - 33-12" Album 1975 Frank Sinatra ["Music Today" Obi] [JP] - 33-12" Album 1975 Les Plus Belles Chansons De Frank Sinatra [FR] - 33-12" Album 1975 Golden Star Portrait [DE] - 33-12" Album 1975 Frank Sinatra [Coffret 3 Disques] [FR] - 33-12" Album 1978 Frank Sinatra [Family Club Japan Mail-Order] [JP] - 33-12" Album 1978 Star Collection II [Série Luxo] [BR] - 33-12" Album 1981 La Voz En Argentina [AR] - 33-12" Album 1983 Sinatra De Siempre [16 Tracks] [VE] - Cassette Album 1983 El Brillo De Sinatra [AR] - 33-12" Album 2003 Carl Sigman Songs - CD Album K5297-5+6 The World We Knew (Over And Over) (excerpt) - Bert Kaempfert, Herbert Rehbein, Carl Sigman Arrangement: Ernie Freeman "The World We Knew" LP credits Ernie Freeman as conductor. Selected Releases What are KEY and Selected Releases? 1967 Klingende Post II/1967 [DE] - 45-7" EPK5298-2 This Town (unreleased) - Lee Hazlewood Arrangement: Billy Strange "This Town" would be remade on July 24, 1967. | ||
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