Home / Music / Frank Sinatra recorded It Might as Well Be Swing in four days in Hollywood, 1964Music linernotes album music frank-sinatraFrank Sinatra recorded It Might as Well Be Swing in four days in Hollywood, 1964It Might as Well Be Swing was recorded June 9–12, 1964, in Hollywood, California. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesIt Might as Well Be Swing spent 31 weeks on the Billboard 200Frank Sinatra's Ring-a-Ding-Ding! spent 35 weeks on the Billboard 200It Might as Well Be Swing was Sinatra and Basie's second collaboration, not their firstSinatra improvised a Hello, Dolly! verse for Louis ArmstrongFrank Sinatra's Ring-a-Ding-Ding! was designed to have no balladsExplorePossible Musics came out in April 1980 on Editions EGNew Order recorded Power, Corruption & Lies at Britannia Row in 1982–83Prince's 1999 was his first album with the RevolutionPrince's Controversy was his fourth studio album, released October 1981Promises came together in just 10 days of recordingPrevious Frank Sinatra's It Might as Well Be Swing arrived in August 1964Next Five composers spent a weekend stitching Carolyn Forché's poetry into The Blue Hour
