Dean Martin Sings / Sinatra Conducts (Vinyl Record Album)
Music Memorabilia & Collectibles

Dean Martin Sings / Sinatra Conducts (Vinyl Record Album)

This is a vintage 12-inch vinyl long-playing (LP) record album titled 'Sleep Warm' (marketed on the cover as Dean Martin Sings / Sinatra Conducts), released by Capitol Records. The cardboard jacket features a distinctive mid-century graphic design with a grid of nine squares; five contain high-contrast black-and-white stylized portraits of Dean Martin, one contains a color photograph of Dean Martin, and another a color photograph of Frank Sinatra in a hat. The cover is primarily a dark brown earthy tone with a white top border containing the 'Capitol Full Dimensional Stereo' logo and the catalog number ST 1150. The tracklist is printed in white text on the right side. Regarding condition, the jacket shows visible signs of age including ring wear, significant edge and corner scuffing, and some yellowing or foxing on the white border. There is a small green price sticker or inventory tag on the right side. The overall construction is standard paper-wrapped cardboard typical of the late 1950s and early 1960s. This specific collaboration is notable for featuring Frank Sinatra in the role of conductor rather than vocalist, a unique entry in the discography of both Rat Pack members.

Estimated Value

$15 - $35

Basic Information

Category

Music Memorabilia & Collectibles

Appraised On

March 3, 2026

Estimated Value

$15 - $35

Item Description

This is a vintage 12-inch vinyl long-playing (LP) record album titled 'Sleep Warm' (marketed on the cover as Dean Martin Sings / Sinatra Conducts), released by Capitol Records. The cardboard jacket features a distinctive mid-century graphic design with a grid of nine squares; five contain high-contrast black-and-white stylized portraits of Dean Martin, one contains a color photograph of Dean Martin, and another a color photograph of Frank Sinatra in a hat. The cover is primarily a dark brown earthy tone with a white top border containing the 'Capitol Full Dimensional Stereo' logo and the catalog number ST 1150. The tracklist is printed in white text on the right side. Regarding condition, the jacket shows visible signs of age including ring wear, significant edge and corner scuffing, and some yellowing or foxing on the white border. There is a small green price sticker or inventory tag on the right side. The overall construction is standard paper-wrapped cardboard typical of the late 1950s and early 1960s. This specific collaboration is notable for featuring Frank Sinatra in the role of conductor rather than vocalist, a unique entry in the discography of both Rat Pack members.

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