Fast Tracks

August, 1980

Frank Sinatra has retired, and then thought better of it, as often as Muhammad Ali--and for the same reason: Each man knows in his heart that he's still The Greatest, and neither can resist coming back just one more time to show the competition how it's done.In Sinatra's case, this urge takes the form of Trilogy: Past, Present and Future (Warner Bros.), a three-LP set devoting one record each to the Sinatra treatment of old standards, current pop tunes and an extended musical query as to what th...