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Universal to re-release Sinatra
By CMU Editorial | Published on Monday 24 August 2009
Universal Music have signed a deal with Warner Music and Frank Sinatra’s family to acquire the rights to all the singer’s recordings for his own Reprise label. In total this gives them the right to re-release 38 Frank Sinatra albums, as well some previously unreleased live recordings and 14 DVDs.
Amongst the new releases currently planned is a 40th anniversary re-issue of the single, ‘My Way’.
Lucian Grainge, top dog at Universal Music Group International, said: “There’s simply no one like Frank Sinatra. His music is one of the reasons I got into this business. Now we plan to bring it alive for a whole new generation of fans”.
