Artist	Song
Harry Connick, Jr.	It Had to Be You (Big Band and Vocals)
from When Harry Met Sally... (1989)
Michael Bublé	I've Got You Under My Skin
from It's Time (2005)
Frank Sinatra Jr.	That Face
from That Face! (2006)
Norah Jones	Don't Know Why
from Come Away With Me (2002)
Diana Krall	Let's Fall In Love
from The Very Best of Diana Krall (2007)
Elvis Costello & The Attractions	Almost Blue
from The Best of Elvis Costello: The First 10 Years (2007)
Michael Feinstein	Exactly Like You
from The Sinatra Project (2008)
Jamie Cullum	Too Close For Comfort
from Pointless Nostalgic (2006)
Peter Cincotti	Sway
from Peter Cincotti (2006)
Matt Dusk	On the Street Where You Live
from Back In Town (2007)
John Stevens	It Had to Be You
from Red (2005)
Madeleine Peyroux	Dance Me to the End of Love
from Careless Love (2010)
Jane Monheit	I Wish You Love
from The Very Best of Jane Monheit (2005)
Steve Tyrell	The Way You Look Tonight (From Father of the Bride)
from A New Standard (2010)
Nancy Sinatra	It's for My Dad
from For My Dad - EP (2006)

Comment:

Pretty much anyone who sings jazz or pop in the post-Sinatra era has a little bit of Frank in their style, proving that even though he's no longer with us, it's [i]still[/i] — and always will be — Frank's world. Gen X crooners Harry Connick, Jr. and Michael Bublé face their musical mentor head-on, with songs Frank had cut before they were even born, the former with a high-rollin', Vegas-ready reading of "It Had to Be You (Big Band and Vocals)," the latter with a bouncy, supper-club sparkle in "I've Got You Under My Skin." Norah Jones makes adulthood cool again with the smoky intimacy of her double-GRAMMY®-winning "Don't Know Why." Husband and wife Elvis Costello and Diana Krall approach the Sinatra legacy from nearly opposite ends of the spectrum, he with a heartbroken torch song in "Almost Blue," she with a muted, jazzy sweetness in "Let's Fall In Love." But don't stop there; from Madeleine Peyroux to Steve Tyrell, from Frank Jr. to daughter Nancy, we've got all of Sinatra's musical — and literal — offspring right here.

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