themusicaddict's Random Collection of Some of the Greatest Standards of All-Time (Updated August 3rd, 2014)

Hello,

I thought I'd mix it up a bit today, going with a collection of some of the all-time great standards.

I can't believe I forgot the amazing "Mack The Knife":

A title sequence for "Quiz Show"- how to effectively pull one into a movie:

Obviously this blog will be Frank Sinatra heavy. Starting with the songs of the great Frank Sinatra first:

"New York, New York":

"Luck Be A Lady":

"Fly Me To The Moon":

"I've Got You Under My Skin":

"I Get A Kick Out of You":

"My Way":

"Tender Trap":

Linda Ronstadt's languid take on "Someone To Watch Over Me":

Louis Armstrong's "What A Wonderful World":

Sinead O'Connor's "Success Had Made A Failure Of Our Home":

Rita Hayworth "Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered":

I wasn't going with the Jessica Rabbit version on this song, how about Miss Peggy Lee?:

Harry Belafonte's "Scarlett Ribbons":

I don't know that I consider this a standard, but it's still a great older song. Madonna's "Don't Cry For Me Argentina":

Marilyn Monroe's "I Wanna Be Loved By You":

Betty Boop's Jack Lemmon and Tony Curtis free "I Want To Be Loved By You":

Ella Fitzgerald's "All of Me":

Tony Bennett's "I Left My Heart In San Francisco":

Nat King Cole's "Stardust":

Elvis Presley's "It's Impossible":

The Brian Setzer Orchestra "Jump Jive and Wail":

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