Sinatra - Softly, As I Leave You mp3

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Credits

• Arranged By – Don Costa (tracks: A6, B5), Ernie Freeman (tracks: B2 to B4), Marty Paich (tracks: A2, A5), Nelson Riddle (tracks: A1, A3, A4, B6)
• Artwork By – Ed Thrasher
• Producer – Jimmy Bowen, Sonny Burke

• Arranged By – Don Costa (tracks: A6, B5), Ernie Freeman (tracks: B2 to B4), Marty Paich (tracks: A2, A5), Nelson Riddle (tracks: A1, A3, A4, B6)
• Artwork By – Ed Thrasher
• Producer – Jimmy Bowen, Sonny Burke

Notes

This is a repressing and not the original Canadian release. Take note of the difference in cover art.

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (FS-1013 A): 30391 FS-1013-A 1B
• Matrix / Runout (FS-1013 B): 30392-1D

Companies

• Manufactured By – Warner Bros. Records Of Canada, Ltd.
• Distributed By – Warner Bros. Records Of Canada, Ltd.

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