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The career of Frank Sinatra was spread over three labels, Columbia in the 40’s where he made his big band recordings, Capitol in the 50’s where he became the musical genius with the help of conductor/arrangers Nelson Riddle, Billy May and Gordon Jenkins, and his own label, Reprise, from the 60’s forward.

Frank Sinatra’s last studio albums will be combined for a 20th anniversary edition of ‘Duets’.

Steve Gadd hasn’t released a solo project in 22 years. As one of the most in demand drummers of the last fifty years, he has stayed more than busy, but he felt it was time to write and produce a set for himself.

To celebrate McFly’s tenth anniversary, McFly have announced that they will play two very special shows at London’s prestigious Royal Albert Hall this September.

Burt Bacharach needs little introduction. In a landmark 50+ year run on the charts, Bacharach’s music continues to set industry records and creative standards.

Paul Anka goes the partnering with other artists route with Duets, out April 9 on Legacy. The release date coincides with his new book My Way: An Autobiography.

Legendary music producer Phil Ramone has been hospitalized in New York City after suffering an aortic aneurysm.

George Harrison, ‘The Quiet Beatle’, would have turned 70 today, the 25th February (although it is said he was actually born 10 minutes to midnight on the 24th, something he discovered much later).

Just in case you missed it before Christmas (because I sure did) here is the Rod Stewart and Kylie Minogue duet of ‘Let It Snow’.

Paul McCartney has a special holiday surprise for his fans, especially those that liked his latest album of standards, Kisses on the Bottom.

Whitney Houston and Elton John are among artists whose recordings have been inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame.

In an incredible career spanning more than seven decades, Petula Clark is a true International Superstar.

Today sees the worldwide release of the Oscar-winning song ‘Born Free’ re-recorded by legendary Queen guitarist Brian May and West End and Broadway songstress Kerry Ellis.

Frank Sinatra Enterprises and Jack Daniels have announced the launch of the ultra-premium Sinatra Select whiskey, bottled at 90 proof and in a specially designed one-litre bottle.

The theatre is getting like television. They get a hold of a concept and repeat it until it’s driven into the ground.

Justin Timberlake wasn’t a fan of reading as a child ‘ until his parents gave him Sports Illustrated.

Cleveland has the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

Money, as The Beatles song goes, can’t buy you love. It probably also can’t buy you the services of a legendary crooner like Frank Sinatra to serenade your beloved with a unique recording.