sleep warm

Sleep Warm was the record that Frank Sinatra conducted for his newfound pally Dean Martin. Recorded over just three nights in October of 1958, it was Dino's first stereo release and remains a fan favorite, thanks both to Sinatra's sensitive baton work and Martin' uncharacteristically understated singing. A classic. Includes Sleep Warm; Hit the Road to Dreamland; Dream; Cuddle up a Little Closer; Sleepy Time Gal; Goodnight Sweetheart; All I Do Is Dream of You; Let's Put out the Lights; Dream a Little Dream of Me; Wrap Your Troubles in Dreams; Goodnight My Love; Brahms' Lullaby, and the bonus tracks- all of which appear here for the first time on album- Zing-A-Zing-A Boom; Humdinger; Sailor's Polka, and Baby Obey Me.
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