These standards were sung by the best voices of the 20th century, but coming from Sinatra's lips, they seem to move in slo-mo—and make the world move in slo-mo, too. On "Here's That Rainy Day", he reveals himself drop by drop, denying humour even as he liberates it. On "Time After Time", over tender, pirouetting strings, he unfolds his love just as carefully, romancing anyone within earshot.