Volume 3 features “The Game Is Over,” written by John Denver and arranged by Don Costa it was recorded November 2, 1970, Sinatra’s last session before he “retired” in 1971. Also available now via all digital streaming platforms: Frank Sinatra: Rarities Volume 1, HERE, and Frank Sinatra: Rarities Volume 2, HERE. Available HERE, the third of five volumes of rarities features non-LP singles, alternate versions and bonus tracks from previous box sets. Continuing the 60 th-anniversary celebration of “The Chairman of the Board” founding Reprise Records with rarities available via all digital streaming platforms, Volume 3 presents recordings that showcase the sublime vocal stylings of Frank Sinatra. Featuring 15 Reprise tracks, all making their digital debut, the collection follows Volume 1, released December 2020 in honor of Frank Sinatra’s birthday, and Volume 2, released in February 2021 for Valentine’s Day. As Sinatra's Columbia years are well-covered by compilations, this isn't a good introduction, and with only a few exceptions, the alternate takes hardly make it worthwhile for casual fans as well.– A collection of tracks from one of popular culture’s most captivating singers goes digital today with the release of Frank Sinatra: Reprise Rarities Volume 3 from Frank Sinatra Enterprises and UMe. 'Mam'selle' is solid as well, though 'One for My Baby (And One More for the Road)' is a very straightforward reading, even to a fault, making it obvious why this version wasn't chosen for (original) release. Even more than usual, Sinatra is laid-back and relaxed on the alternates, easing his way through 'The Coffee Song' in a similar manner to that he'd perfect during the '50s and '60s. with eight alternate takes, all previously unreleased and all of them an intriguing prospect for fans. Including the same number of tracks as the label's 16 Most Requested Songs from 1992, this one alternates eight of Sinatra's Columbia-era classics - 'Saturday Night (Is the Loneliest Night of the Week),' 'All of Me,' 'Someone to Watch Over Me,' 'Day By Day,' etc. The Essential Frank Sinatra: The Columbia Years is half greatest-hits wrap-up and half rarities compilation, a prospect that will likely frustrate either set of record-buyers (collectors and neophytes) who purchase it.

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