Old Blue Eyes released an album in 1964 which included the track Moon River. The song's most famous Hollywood debut, though, was in Breakfast at Tiffany's and was sung by Audrey Hepburn.
Sinatra and Basie never wrote a song together and Sinatra never recorded a song by that title. Here are some ideas: Maybe you are referring to Ol' Man River or the song "Lucky Ol' Sun. They both have references to crossing the river into heaven. Another idea might be from the album "Sinatra at the Sands" with the Count Basie Band. Before he sings "Fly me to the Moon" Sinatra makes some religious references: "this man here is gonna take me by the hand and lead me to righteousness.....in the right tempo..."
Frank Sinatra never recorded "Michelle."
Greatest Love Songs - Frank Sinatra album - was created on 2002-01-15.
He sang it in 1976 on the album "The Best I Ever Had"
Moon River - album - was created on 2007-03-05.
Old Blue Eyes released an album in 1964 which included the track Moon River. The song's most famous Hollywood debut, though, was in Breakfast at Tiffany's and was sung by Audrey Hepburn.
Yes , Frank Sinatra .
Close to You - Frank Sinatra album - was created in 1957.
Romance - Frank Sinatra album - was created on 1953-11-05.
Come Fly with Me - Frank Sinatra album - was created in 1957.
Cycles - Frank Sinatra album - was created on 1968-11-14.
Sinatra and Basie never wrote a song together and Sinatra never recorded a song by that title. Here are some ideas: Maybe you are referring to Ol' Man River or the song "Lucky Ol' Sun. They both have references to crossing the river into heaven. Another idea might be from the album "Sinatra at the Sands" with the Count Basie Band. Before he sings "Fly me to the Moon" Sinatra makes some religious references: "this man here is gonna take me by the hand and lead me to righteousness.....in the right tempo..."
Look to Your Heart - Frank Sinatra album - was created on 1953-05-02.
Come Fly Away - Frank Sinatra album - was created in 195#.
All the Way - Frank Sinatra album - was created on 1958-09-11.
Frank Sinatra never recorded "Michelle."