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Duets II

This is the second compilations of duets featuring **Old Blue Eyes”’ and an assortment of fellow singers from both present and past, this time around, Willie Nelson, Stevie Wonder, Gladys Knight, Linda Ronstadt, Lorrie Morgan, Jimmy Buf- fet, Lena Horne, Chrissie Hynde, Frank Sinatra Jr., Steve Lawrence and Edie Gormie, Jon Secada, Luis Miguel and Neil Diamond.

This reviewer, a long-time Sinatra fan, found all the tracks entertaining, even those combining the Chairman ofthe Board with people I did not know. (At risk of aging myself, this includes Chrissie Hynde, Jimmy Buffet and Jon Secada),

I especially enjoyed the combination of Sinatra’s foggy crooning in ‘‘A Foggy Day’? supported by the twangy sounds of Willie Nelson and the spring provided by Gladys Knight and Stevie Wonder in ‘For Once in my Life’.

Sinatra is the Energizer bunny of music -- he just keeps going and going and going with the energy and power to hold his own in these exciting arrangements. Well worth the listening, especially for those of you who don’t realize that songs have understandable lyrics. Try it, you'll like it.

-- David Schneider

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