Frank Sinatra

...sense, this locally run nonprofit radio station espouses a noncorporate oldies (pre-1964) playlist that sticks to Louis Armstrong, Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald, Gene Autry, Bing Crosby, Hank Williams Sr., Elvis Presley and classic country.

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...of covers titled Jukebox, which hits stores this week. Click above to watch Melissa Maerz discuss these stripped-down deconstructions of songs by Hank Williams, Bob Dylan and Frank Sinatra. Plus: Read the review of Jukebox here. >>Watch every...

In this article: Cat Power, Jukebox, Itunes, Rock Star, Bob Dylan, Hank Williams, and The Greatest

...audience that increases every year. Among the artists who have reinterpreted his songs and introduced his music to new generations are Bob Dylan, Norah Jones, Frank Sinatra, Johnny Cash, and Ray Charles. "Even with a life ended too soon,...

In this article: Hank Williams, Strike Entertainment, Marc Abraham, Jett Williams, Universal Studios, and Children of Men

...Cat Power's most recent release, is a collection of various cover songs made famous by artists like Frank Sinatra, James Brown, Janis Joplin, Joni Mitchell, Hank Williams Sr., and Bob Dylan, to name a few, with the addition of two...

In this article: Cat Power, Cat Stevens, Janis Joplin, Jukebox, Sea of Love, Debeers, Bob Dylan, James Brown, and Hank Williams Sr.

...duet of another Williams song, "Hey, Good Lookin. ' After a falling out with Columbia in the late 1950's, Ms. Stafford returned to Capitol, the joined Frank Sinatra's Reprise label. In 1966, Ms. Stafford went into semi-retirement. After...

In this article: Jo Stafford, Pied Pipers, Tommy Dorsey, California, Wistful, and World War II

...Sinatra and Ella Fitzgerald are nowhere in sight. Have they not heard Frank s 1966 album Strangers In The Night or Ella s heavenly takes from the Johnny Mercer songbook from the same period? But where are such singers today? On Saturday...

In this article: Aretha Franklin, Ella Fitzgerald, Bob Dylan, John Lennon, God, Strangers in the Night, Rolling Stone magazine, Shayne Ward, and Leon Jackson

...White of the Dirty Three on drums and Jon Spencer Blues Explosion's Judah Bauer on guitar, Marshall re-interprets tracks from Frank Sinatra, George Jackson, Billie Holiday, James Brown, and more: Her gender-twisted take on Hank Williams'...

In this article: Bob Dylan, Hank Williams, Jukebox, Schmaltz, Dylan, Ramblin' Man, George Jackson, The A.V. Club, and Jon Spencer Blues Explosion

...life on the road. With a haunting slide guitar, she sings about riding off into nowhere on the Highwaymen's "Silver Stallion," and she lulls Sinatra's "New York, New York" into a sweetly languorous ballad, lingering over the words "vagabond...

In this article: Jukebox, The Greatest, Cat Power, Ramblin' Man, I'm Not There, Blues Explosion, Hank Williams, and Dylanesque