not impressed by the work of Amy Ziering and Kirby Dick
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a lost chance in the winds of time
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“Somethin’ Stupid” puts it over the top
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“The heaviest burden is existing without living”
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sexiness for adults in sharp relief to the art-rock
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‘Gregg Allman and the Allman Brothers just about put me in the White House’
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This is the list of a peaceful man who has faith in humanity
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a nihilist’s “My Way”
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the silent majority had an album that wasn’t country but rather urbane, sophisticated, and speaking to the Greatest Generation
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less updates and more absorbs the mood of the country
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pop music for adults
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feeling his age, feeling the competition
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four wonderful songs
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Smell ya later!
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never comes close to coalescing into an actual, you know, artistic vision.
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Sometimes, Frank couldn’t pull it off.
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schmaltz is the standard transmission
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the true exceptionalism of the American century
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Sinatra has never approached the nadir he reaches here
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Sinatra had already won an Oscar, though uncredited, for best song
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every hope and dream exploded
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consider it a band aid
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recorded with the Nelson Riddle Orchestra
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he is a charmer and a kidder, he gets her through making her smile
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it might as well have been Queen Victoria
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Nothing can destroy these bonds, nothing can stop us now. We will always love each other.
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It is all of a piece entirely
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an album without a center of gravity
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the versions aren’t as good as as the original versions
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an album for a tragedy that hasn’t happened yet.
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a pop artist but first an artist
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it sounds like a remix album
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it’s fine, it’s fine, it does the job
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full creative freedom, and complete ownership of their work
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Come Swing with Me! was no Songs For Swinging Lovers.
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Life was a blue heaven
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a joyful America at peace
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It is an album of absence.
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didn’t manage one single best version ever
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good value for money.
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a truth received through experience
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American optimism, can do spirit, ruled the world in ways the exertion of US power never ever could
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“Who’s the fag guitarist over there?”
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A legend was born
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the real growth occurred as Sinatra stepped back into dance in 1950
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It is owed to art, to culture, to music lovers, to the USA. And to me.
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This wouldn’t do
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a dry run for his Nelson Riddle arranged masterpiece, 1955’s In The Wee Small Hours Of The Morning.
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Not bad, not as good
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