‘In the Wee Small Hours’ stands out as one of Frank Sinatra’s most poignant jazz albums. Debuting on the Billboard chart on May 28, 1955, it climbed to #2, holding that position for an impressive 33 weeks. This album was later honored in the Grammy Hall of Fame in 1984, a testament to its enduring impact.
With a sound deeply influenced by the heartbreak of his relationship with actress Ava Gardner, Sinatra’s voice during this period is rich and heartfelt, adding layers of emotion to each track. Praised by Rolling Stone Magazine as one of the 500 Greatest Albums of All Time, ‘In the Wee Small Hours’ captures a haunting midnight ambiance of loneliness and lost love, making it a quintessential concept album.
Track Listing:
- 1. In The Wee Small Hours Of The Morning
- 2. Mood Indigo
- 3. Glad To Be Unhappy
- 4. I Get Along Without You Very Well
- 5. Deep In A Dream
- 6. I See Your Face Before Me
- 7. Can’t We Be Friends
- 8. When Your Lover Has Gone
- 9. What Is This Thing Called Love?
- 10. Last Night When We Were Young
- 11. I’ll Be Around
- 12. Ill Wind
- 13. It Never Entered My Mind
- 14. Dancing On The Ceiling
Richard Jennings (verified owner) –
Absolutely love this album! Frank Sinatra’s voice is mesmerizing. ‘In the Wee Small Hours’ is a must-have for any vinyl collector.
Jon Watson (verified owner) –
The quality of this 180g vinyl is fantastic. It captures the emotion of Sinatra’s music perfectly. Highly recommend!
Janice Johnson (verified owner) –
A timeless classic! ‘In the Wee Small Hours’ showcases some of the best jazz elements. It’s one of my favorites in my vinyl collection.