On the Radio: The Lucky Strike "Lite-Up Time" Shows compiles a series of nightly broadcasts Sinatra recorded for CBS, with heavy 'promotional consideration,' of course, from those cigarettes inhaled one after the other in so many of Mickey Spillane's Mike Hammer stories. These cuts don't provide the been-there, seen-it-all Chairman of the Board that would one day pack The Sands where he would lament about his "very good years." These ARE the good years. The exhaustive On the Radio delivers 25 different songs—the same ones he would both lay down in the recording studio on the same day he played these sessions and with which he would serenade audiences that same night in New York and Hollywood nightclubs. Any exhaustion is hardly detectable, though, as Sinatra sounds as unique and professional as ever, especially on swingers he would carry far into his golden years such as "You Do Something to Me" or "I've Got My Love to Keep Me Warm." Sinatra also shines on ballads, the highlight being "Don't Blame Me". The real draw here is being able to close your eyes and imagine coming home after work, firing up a tasty Lucky Strike (this is required, of course), mixing a Rob Roy and tuning in to hear Old Blue Eyes do what he does best before he even hit his prime.
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01- Night and Day I
02- White Christmas
03- Oh, Look at Me Now
04- Dolores
05- As Time Goes By
06- Chiribiribin
07- This is the Beginning of the End
08- I'll Be Seeing You
09- You Make Me Feel So Young
10- S'Wonderful
11- Love Me or Leave Me
12- On the Sunny Side of the Street
13- Blue Skies
14- Begin the Beguine
15- Ol' Man River
16- Don't Blame Me
17- It All Depends on You
18- You Do Something to Me
19- Somebody Loves Me
20- Just One of Those Things
21- They Did Not Believe Me
22- Out of Nowhere
23- I've Got My Love to Keep Me Warm
24- For You
25- Night and Day II
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