Live At The Meadowlands, recorded March 14, 1986, features 18 previously unreleased tracks. For this now-legendary hometown show, Sinatra showcased songs from every phase of his stellar career, mixing standbys such as "One For My Baby," "You Make Me Feel So Young," and "I've Got You Under My Skin" with late-period classics such as "L.A. Is My Lady" and "Theme From New York, New York." The long-anticipated release of Live At The Meadowlands holds special significance among Sinatra fans as it's one of the most sought-after and hard-to-find concert recordings of his career. Hank Cattaneo, Sinatra's long time production manager and confidante, wrote the set's liner notes.

My Way was first released in March 1969, produced by Don Costa and Sonny Burke, it offers a variety of contemporary pop songs, including Simon and Garfunkel's "Mrs. Robinson," The Beatles' "Yesterday," Ray Charles' "Hallelujah I Love Her So," and the iconic title track, "My Way," which would become his career theme song. The song occupies a special place in popular music, influencing generations of musicians, from Elvis Presley to the Sex Pistols, both of whom conspicuously recorded their own versions. Famous Sinatraphile Bono, who contributes the My Way 40th Anniversary Edition liner notes, wrote of the song, "..[it's] a boast - more kiss-off than send-off- embodying all the machismo a man can muster about the mistakes he's made on the way from here to everywhere." Also included are two unreleased tracks: Stevie Wonder's classic" For Once In My Life, recorded on August 13, 1969 for the Sinatra television special, and a live version of "My Way," recorded on October 24, 1987, at Reunion Arena in Dallas.