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To: hampdenkid

Tough call on Sinatra. I consider “In the wee small hours” to be one of the greatest albums of all time. But Sinatra didn’t write nor was even able to read music. His voice (in his prime) and interpretive skills were unmatched though.


11 posted on 04/26/2010 6:38:32 PM PDT by Artemis Webb (DeMint 2012----Remember May 20th is "Everybody Draw Mohammed Day")
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To: Artemis Webb

That’s a real compelling analysis — though I believe he did write “I’m a Fool to Love You.” I think the fact that he changed the face of popular singing (from crooner to swooner) will weigh heavily in his favor.


23 posted on 04/26/2010 6:43:54 PM PDT by hampdenkid
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To: Artemis Webb

But Sinatra didn’t write nor was even able to read music. His voice (in his prime) and interpretive skills were unmatched though.”

Exactly. But ooooh, that phrasing...unmatched.


39 posted on 04/26/2010 6:51:14 PM PDT by jessduntno ("If you want security, go to prison, you're fed, clothed, given medical. But...there's no freedom.")
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To: Artemis Webb
Sinatra has chunks of people like Mitchell in his morning stool.

...;)
149 posted on 04/27/2010 1:36:23 AM PDT by Tainan (Cogito, ergo conservatus)
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