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Duets II
Frank Sinatra
Label: Capitol
Number of Discs: 1
Format: Audio CD
Release date:15th November 1994
| Studio Audio CD |
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Track Listing
- 1. For Once in My Life - Gladys Knight, Frank Sinatra, Stevie Wonder Lyrics
- 2. Come Fly with Me - Luis Miguel, Frank Sinatra Lyrics
- 3. Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered - Patti LaBelle, Frank Sinatra Lyrics
- 4. Best Is Yet to Come - Jon Secada, Frank Sinatra Lyrics
- 5. Moonlight in Vermont - Linda Ronstadt, Frank Sinatra
- 6. Fly Me to the Moon - Antonio Carlos Jobim, Frank Sinatra
- 7. Luck Be a Lady - Chrissie Hynde, Frank Sinatra
- 8. Foggy Day - Willie Nelson, Frank Sinatra Lyrics
- 9. Where or When - Eydie Gorme, Steve Lawrence, Frank Sinatra Lyrics
- 10. Embraceable You - Lena Horne, Frank Sinatra Lyrics
- 11. Mack the Knife - Jimmy Buffett, Frank Sinatra Lyrics
- 12. How Do You Keep the Music Playing?/My Funny Valentine - Lorrie Morgan, Frank Sinatra
- 13. My Kind of Town - Sinatra Family, Frank Sinatra, Frank Sinatra, Jr. Lyrics
- 14. House I Live In (That's America to Me) - Neil Diamond, Frank Sinatra Lyrics
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Encouraged by the massive sales of 1993's Duets, Capitol went back to the well a year later for a sequel. The pairings are a little more inspired this time around, with Willie Nelson ("A Foggy Day"), Lena Horne ("Embraceable You"), Chrissie Hynde ("Luck Be a Lady") and Antonio Carlos Jobim ("Fly Me to the Moon") all turning in satisfying performances. Unfortunately, there's also a heaping helping of forgettable cuts (including duets with Luis Miguel, Jimmy Buffett, Jon Secada, and Lorrie Morgan), and Phil Ramone's arrangements continue to grate. And the overwrought duet with Neil Diamond on "The House Live In (That's America to Me)" has to be heard to be believed. Hardly a necessary addition to your Sinatra collection. --Dan Epstein
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