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The Rat Pack were the ultimate forefathers of cool. With their stage act, a jubilant, swaggering brew of comic camaraderie and vocal bravado, Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, and Sammy Davis Jr. worked the room like none before or ever since. In his liner notes, acclaimed Sinatra scribe Bill Zehme observes that what transpired when these famous pallies convened was, “a miracle…a sublime chemical collision between three grown boys in formal wear…absolute equals in the loftiest of realms. You had to be there.” You CAN be with this historic package capturing two of their legendary ’60s performances.

Album Facts
2-disc set (CD+DVD), each with it's own rare Rat Pack performance at a great price! CD contains staggering ultra-rare performances from “the boys’” notorious 6-night run at the infamous Villa Venice Night Club in November 1962.

DVD boasts the only known filmed Rat Pack concert performance recorded in 1965 (never-before-released), with over 90 minutes of classic Rat Pack music and hijinks.

Deluxe booklet packed with archival photos plus liner notes by Bill Zehme, author of the 1997 best-seller The Way You Wear Your Hat: Frank Sinatra And The Lost Art Of Livin’.

CD Track Listing:

Fanfare
Medley: Drink To Me Only With Thine Eyes/When You're Smiling/The Lady Is A Tramp I Left My Heart In San Francisco
I'm Gonna Sit Right Down And Write Myself A Letter
Medley: Volare/On An Evening In Roma
Goody Goody
Chicago
When Your Lover Has Gone
Monologue
Please Be Kind
You're Nobody Till Somebody Loves You
What Kind Of Fool Am I
Out Of This World
She's Funny That Way
Hey There
Comedy
Medley 1: Brazil/You Are Too Beautiful/Cecilia (Does Your Mother Know You're Out)/Love Walked In/You Made Me Love You/Nothing Could Be Finer/Please Be Kind/Dancing With Tears In My Eyes/Maria/Try A Little Tenderness/Swing Low, Sweet Chariot/What Is This Thing Called Love/Did You Ever See A Dream Walking
Medley 2: I Can't Give You Anything But Love/Too Marvelous For Words/Pennies From Heaven/A Foggy Day/Embraceable You/The Lady Is A Tramp/Where Or When
Impressions
Birth Of The Blues
Danny Thomas Introduction
Nancy (With The Laughing Face)
Me And My Shadow
Sam's Song
Birth Of The Blues (Reprise)