Some people remember the past with photographs, others with stories.
He played it often, but because of the static and the scratchiness, it wasn't that great. After Costello, an amateur musician, died in 1971, Calandriello never again played the 78-rpm record, possibly Sinatra's first as a solo artist. But over the past 10 days, the sound of the scratched, smudged and warped 8-inch record has been transferred to CD, Sinatra's voice has been authenticated, and Calandriello has heard those familiar sounds again. Her eyes lit up the first time she heard the CD in her Hoboken apartment on Jan. 14. That sounds wonderful.