Claude says:The Hoboken-born singer who became the defining voice of mid-century American pop, Sinatra moved from swing bandleader to Capitol Records icon with Nelson Riddle arrangements that set the standard for vocal jazz. This best-of pulls from those Capitol years and beyond — the swagger of "Come Fly With Me," the ache of "In the Wee Small Hours," the swing of "I've Got You Under My Skin" — and you went deep on it in early 2009, running "Don'cha Go 'Way Mad" and "Please Be Kind" hardest. It was a short, concentrated phase that spring, then you let it go.