James Darren, This One's from the Heart - 52m 41s

Tracks & Durations

1. The Best Is Yet To Come	2:28
2. Come Fly With Me	3:06
3. That Old Black Magic	3:09
4. All The Way	4:18
5. It's Only A Paper Moon	2:32
6. I've Got the World On A String	2:07
7. You'd Better Love Me	2:04
8. Sophisticated Lady	4:57
9. Just In Time	2:22
10. I've Got You Under My Skin	3:14
11. The Way You Look Tonight	4:37
12. Here's To The Losers	3:21
13. You're Nobody 'Til Somebody Loves You	2:18
14. Dancing In The Dark	3:02
15. Night And Day	2:20
16. I'll Be Seeing You	3:08
17. Satin Doll	3:28

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Review

It's a credit to James Darren that he can record an album that so clearly owes a great debt to Frank Sinatra yet still sounds fresh. The former early-'60s teen idol is best known these days as Vic Fontaine, a virtual Rat Pack-type crooner who appears on the holodeck of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, and these swinging standards were all performed on that show. (He thus follows in the footsteps of Next Generation's Brent Spiner, who recorded a Sinatra-esque album in 1991 entitled Ol' Yellow Eyes Is Back.) Darren, whose voice is a closer match to Tony Bennett's than to Sinatra's, is supported by an excellent orchestra, a cast of A-list arrangers including Alan Broadbent, Sammy Nestico, and Marty Paich, and a top-to-bottom collection of great songs. DS9 fans would do well to grab this right away, as would all fans of this timeless style of singing. --David Horiuchi

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