Frank Sinatra won Album of the Year at the 1960 Grammy Awards for Come Dance with Me!.
The album was a collection of swing-oriented popular songs arranged and conducted by Nelson Riddle. Released in 1959, it became one of Sinatra’s signature Capitol Records projects and demonstrated the commercial strength of the singer’s mature studio style.
Sinatra’s victory came at the second Grammy Awards ceremony, held in Los Angeles on April 29, 1960. He also won awards connected with the album’s performances and production, reinforcing his early importance to the new awards institution.
The title is sometimes mixed up with Sinatra’s later Album of the Year wins for September of My Years and A Man and His Music. Come Dance with Me! was the first of his Album of the Year victories, not his only one.