Ted deCerchio
If you think about it,many of Frank's albums'songs are related to each other thematically.I not only look @ "Come Fly With Me"(Larry King's favorite Sinatra album),but "Only the Lonely","Close to You","Where Are You" & later on "September of My Years," "A Man alone" & 'Watertown." There were so many excellent songwriters in Frank's time that he could put together an album by diverse composers with still having a common theme."In the Wee Small Hours" is a prime example,as you said.Plus Frank had so many songs well-written to choose from,hence the reality of a theme album went back to the mid,late-fifties as the ballad album.
Ted D. Upper darby

It was funny to see this thread.....the loveliest gift that I received for Christmas this year (aside from the gifts from my young son) was a gorgeous framed print of this album cover!

I had actually never seen it (or heard of it for that matter!) so it was a lovely surprise.

Now, I am just trying to figure out the perfect place to hang it?????? Possibly bedside (Mama didn't raise no fools )