Artist	Song
U2	Night and Day
from One - EP (1992)
Elvis Presley	My Way (Live)
from Aloha from Hawaii Via Satellite (Live) (1992)
Ray Charles	Come Rain or Come Shine
from The Genius of Ray Charles (2005)
Willie Nelson	The Nearness of You
from American Classic (2009)
Rod Stewart	These Foolish Things
from The Complete Great American Songbook (2007)
Céline Dion	I've Got the World On a String
from A New Day - Live In Las Vegas (2004)
Linda Ronstadt	I'm a Fool to Want You
from Lush Life (2006)
John Rich	One for My Baby (And One More for the Road)
from One for My Baby (And One More for the Road) - Single (2009)
Marvin Gaye	Strangers In the Night
from Marvin Gaye - At the Copa (2007)
Smokey Robinson	Our Love Is Here to Stay
from Timeless Love (2006)
Bobby Womack	Fly Me to the Moon (In Other Words)
from The Best of Bobby Womack - The Soul Years (2008)
Barry Manilow	All the Way
from Manilow Sings Sinatra (1998)
Bette Midler	P.S. I Love You
from For the Boys (Music from the Motion Picture) (2008)
Carly Simon	Last Night When We Were Young
from Film Noir (1997)
Sheena Easton	Someone to Watch Over Me
from No Strings (1993)
Nancy Sinatra	Nice 'n' Easy
from Nancy (2006)
The Supremes	The Lady Is a Tramp (From Babes in Arms)
from The Supremes Sing Rodgers and Hart: The Complete Recordings (2002)
Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons	I've Got You Under My Skin
from The Very Best of Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons (2005)
Jamie Cullum	In The Wee Small Hours of the Morning
from Pointless Nostalgic (2006)
Michael Feinstein	The Song Is You
from The Sinatra Project (2008)
Robbie Williams	Somethin' Stupid
from Swing When You're Winning (2003)
John Stevens	Come Fly With Me
from Red (2005)
The Kooks	Stormy Weather
from Stormy Weather - Single (2009)
The Kills	Willow Weep for Me
from Willow Weep for Me - Single (2009)

Comment:

Frank Sinatra wasn't a songwriter, he was a song [i]interpreter[/i], and a masterful one at that, so our covers list surveys songs that, although they didn't spring from Sinatra's own pen, still bear his indelible stamp. Maroon 5 slides into Vegas-lounge mode for a cool-school reading of "The Way You Look Tonight." (Other artists featured here, including the Kooks and the Kills, also paid homage to Ol' Blue Eyes in the iTunes exclusive "His Way, Our Way" promotion.) Sinatra fan (and occasional collaborator) Bono fronts U2 as they inject a double-shot of rock 'n' roll, Dublin-style, into the Broadway classic "Night and Day (Steel String Remix)." And Marvin Gaye —who actually, in his words, aspired to be "the black Frank Sinatra" — struts right into the Copa and brings the house down with a swinging version of "Strangers In the Night," recorded [i]just days[/i] after Sinatra's original hit #1. But don't stop exploring here — the more you hear, the more you'll understand why so many artists wanted to do Frank's music [i]their[/i] way.

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