Frankie Laine - High Noon Do Not Forsake Me The 310 To Yuma

Review by Jeff Rohwer

Frankie Laine's 1959 album "High Noon Do Not Forsake Me The 310 To Yuma" is a masterpiece of Western-themed music. The album features Laine's signature booming voice, which perfectly captures the rugged spirit of the American West.

The title track, "High Noon," is a standout, with its iconic melody and lyrics that perfectly capture the tension of a showdown at high noon. Laine's rendition of "Do Not Forsake Me," the theme song from the film "High Noon," is equally powerful, with Laine's voice conveying the desperation of a man facing his own mortality.

Other highlights of the album include "Gunfight at the O.K. Corral," "The Hanging Tree," and "Rawhide," all of which showcase Laine's ability to bring to life the heroes and villains of the Old West.

Summary by Jeff Rohwer

"High Noon Do Not Forsake Me The 310 To Yuma" is a must-have for fans of Western music and anyone who appreciates the power of a great voice. Laine's performance on this album is nothing short of legendary, and it remains a timeless classic to this day.