Somethin’ Stupid – Nancy & Frank Sinatra: A Father-Daughter Duet That Touched the World
About the Song Released in 1967, “Somethin’ Stupid” by Nancy Sinatra and her father, the legendary Frank Sinatra, remains one…
Buona Sera – Dean Martin: A Romantic Serenade Under the Evening Sky
About the Song Few voices in popular music history evoke warmth and sophistication quite like Dean Martin, and nowhere is…
Baby It’s You – The Carpenters: A Soft Plea Wrapped in Pure Harmony
About the Song Released in 1970 as part of their breakthrough album Close to You, “Baby It’s You” finds The…
Matt Monro – Walk Away / Born Free: Two Songs, One Golden Voice
About the Song Few voices in popular music carry the emotional elegance and effortless sincerity of Matt Monro. Known as…
Perry Como & Frank Sinatra In Performance | The White House (Live) 1982
Perry Como & Frank Sinatra Deliver an Unforgettable Performance at the White House in 1982 In 1982, the White House…
Bridge Over Troubled Water – Perry Como: A Gentle Voice for Heavy Hearts
About the Song Originally written by Paul Simon and famously recorded by Simon & Garfunkel in 1970, “Bridge Over Troubled…
It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas – Dean Martin: A Velvet Voice Wrapped in Holiday Nostalgia
About the Song There’s something unmistakable in the air when Dean Martin’s voice glides through the opening notes of “It’s…
Da Doo Ron Ron – The Carpenters: A Joyful Glimpse Into Youthful Beginnings
About the Song Before the world knew them as masters of soft pop ballads and emotional storytelling, Karen and Richard…
Why Frank Sinatra Always Carried 10 Dimes
In December 1963, Frank Sinatra’s son, Frank Sinatra Jr., was kidnapped at gunpoint from a hotel in Lake Tahoe. Sinatra…
Sometimes – The Carpenters: A Quiet Whisper Straight to the Heart
About the Song Tucked gently into their 1971 album Carpenters, the song “Sometimes” is one of those rare pieces that…