Synopsis:
What is a legend? A legend is a man who, more than 65 years after stepping on stage for the first time, is still larger than life. A man who changed the way we wear our hats. A man possessed not of a voice, but The Voice. Frank Sinatra is that man, and The Sinatra Treasures is the book that does justice to the legend.
Created in conjunction with the Frank Sinatra Estate, The Sinatra Treasures tells the story of Sinatra's life with rare and never-before-published quotes from those he loved and those he worked with--and from the Chairman of the Board himself.

More than 200 black-and-white and full-color images from several Sinatra archives, as well as 30 removable facsimile reproductions of items, such as a script from one of his radio shows and a Sinatra family photo album, provide a behind-the-scenes glimpse into Sinatra's world and talent. Also included is a new compilation CD of rare interviews, early radio appearances, and songs.

 This celebration of the many elements of Frank Sinatra - as singer, as actor, as humanitarian, as friend -brings to life as never before the man who made the standards standard.
Written and assembled by Sinatra family archivist Charles Pignone, the volume aims to set the record straight, and to detail an astonishing life. "Over the years," writes Pignone, "the legend of Frank Sinatra has been disputed, distorted, and dissected countless times." The Sinatra Treasures tells that story again - but from a new perspective, the inside.