1968-May-22		(Hubert Humphrey Fund Raiser)

Frank Sinatra

Oakland Coliseum	Oakland, CA


Disc 1  -  58.05
1	Day In - Day Out			2.45
2	I Get A Kick Out Of You			3.17
3	Moonlight In Vermont			3.48
4	The Lady Is A Tramp			3.33
5	I Have Dreamed				3.20
6	I've Got You Under My Skin		4.33
7	That's Life				3.10
8	Ol' Man River				4.08
9	All I Need Is The Girl			4.04
10	Willow Weep For Me			3.52
11	Goin' Out Of My Head			4.03
12	Nancy (With The Laughing Face)		2.51
13	Fly Me To The Moon			2.03
14	It Was A Very Good Year			5.11
15	My Kind Of Town				4.16
16	Good-Bye From Sinatra			1.12

17	High Hopes With Jack Kennedy *		1.51



	* This single (studio recording) was issued as a promotional 
	item for JFK's 1960 presidential campaign.  I assume that its
	recording date is sometime in 1960.

	Source:  Master Reel SBD > CD


	The below comment comes from an article I found on the web:

	THREE RARITIES BY FRANK SINATRA		by Tony Maygarden


	Next up is "High Hopes" with Jack Kennedy. An innocent 
	looking 45, with no label name or writer, producer or publisher 
	credits. But -- could "Jack Kennedy" be John F. Kennedy, our 
	35th president, who was nicknamed "Jack?" A quick listen settles 
	the question. It's not JFK, it's Frank Sinatra!

	This single was a promotional item for JFK's 1960 presidential 
	campaign, with an anonymous contribution from his good buddy, Frank. 
	Having seen plenty of Capitol Records pressings from this era, I 
	would take an educated guess and say it was pressed by Capitol. 
	The song, "High Hopes," is the same song made famous a year earlier 
	in Frank's film A Hole in the Head. This version features a fast 
	charging big band and mixed chorus, and new campaign lyrics.