Another tune, given a second chance, that greatest of all wartime Frank Sinatra songs, “I’ll Be Seeing You,” was reissued in 1944.įrank Sinatra’s songs during this period, mostly arranged by his Dorsey band friend Axel Stordahl, showed range and varying degrees of depth.
One of the great early Frank Sinatra songs was with the Pied Pipers “I’ll Never Smile Again,” featuring a young Jo Stafford, released the same year, found a new life a couple years later, thanks to wartime separation anxieties of couples torn apart. But despite the unpleasant ending to their relationship, it was with Dorsey that he’d become famous, beginning with “Polka Dots And Moonbeams” in 1940.
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