Artist	Song
Billie Holiday	All of Me
from Lady Day - The Best of Billie Holiday (2001)
Liza Minnelli	Theme from New York, New York
from Finest (Remastered) (2009)
Bing Crosby	I've Got the World On a String
from 16 Most Requested Songs: Bing Crosby (1992)
Robert Alda	Luck Be A Lady
from Guys & Dolls (2000)
Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra	The Lady Is a Tramp
from Swing Band Greats (2006)
The Kingston Trio	It Was a Very Good Year (Remastered)
from The Capitol Years (Remastered) (1995)
Claude François	Comme d'habitude
from Comme D'Habitude (2006)
Ethel Merman	I Get a Kick Out of You
from 1930s Memories (2009)
Fred Astaire	The Way You Look Tonight
from The Essential Fred Astaire (2004)
Johnny Mathis	Fly Me to the Moon (In Other Words)
from The Essential Johnny Mathis (2004)
Ruth Gaylor	My Funny Valentine
from Sentimental Memories (2009)
Fred Astaire	They Can't Take That Away from Me
from The Essential Fred Astaire (2004)
Vivienne Segal	Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered
from Pal Joey (1988)

Comment:

[i]What? You mean these songs aren't Sinatra's[/i] own [i]originals?[/i] Believe it or not, Frank was just as gifted a listener as he was a singer, and he cast his net wider than you might expect to harvest his hits. Fred Astaire's catalog proved a fertile field for Frank, and the greatest dancer in Hollywood history brings his white-tie-and-tails elegance to the 1947 debut of "One for My Baby," which sounds like more of a salon song than a saloon song in Fred's hands. Liza Minnelli belts one to the Big Apple bleachers in her show-stopping ode to America's favorite city, "Theme from New York, New York." And '60s folksters the Kingston Trio set aside their hootenannying ways for a subdued, almost bittersweet acoustic treatment of "It Was a Very Good Year." As you probe deeper, you'll not only be amazed at Sinatra's ability to stamp his identity onto virtually any style or song that crossed his path, but you'll also hear just why he was so attracted to these tunes.

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