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A different Frank Sinatra tribute album The album that the industry has been practically begging for, for 25 years! An album of fresh versions of 'Ol Blue Eyes' recordings. Most of the selections are well-known, a few, not so well-known. Interpreted by traditional Great American Songbook singer Frank Lamphere www.franksongsmyway.com

Chicago jazz-swing crooner Frank Lamphere lays down his vocal track to "I've Got You Under My Skin". The actual recording at 2:04, is the shortest track of the 15 on Lamphere's soon-to-be-released (2024) Frank Sinatra tribute album "Frank Songs, My Way". Recorded Oct 27, 2021, the stellar musicians backing Lamphere on this track are: Larry Harris piano Dan McIntyre guitar Dennis Carroll bass George Fludas drums https://004b189.netsolhost.com/franksinatratributecd.html

Frank Lamphere recording Call Me Irresponsible for his new studio album "Frank Songs, My Way" (to be released in early 2024) www.ratpackjazz.com

Frank Lamphere in the recording studio adding his vocal to Summer Wind. His new album Frank Songs, My Way is a song tribute to Frank Sinatra. (to be released in early 2024) www.ratpackjazz.com

Singer-entertainer Frank Lamphere is available for performance nationwide. Frank "makes" music with a band of 3-18 world-class jazz musicians. Swinging 1930-60s jazz and pop standards is the repertoire. Lamphere has just released a new album "Now, THAT'S Amore!" Here: http://004b189.netsolhost.com/nowthatsamorecd2023.html

Old-school traditional pop crooner Frank Lamphere's latest album "Now, THAT'S Amore! was released in September 2023. His previous album "America the Beautiful, Swinging" came out in 2021. https://franksinatratributecd.com/home

Swingin' jazz crooner Frank Lamphere sings his original song "Chicago Is For Me" on field at a White Sox game. www.ratpackjazz.com

Frank Lamphere performing with the Chicago Jazz Orchestra (considered one of the premier big bands in the USA) in 2015 at Andy's Jazz Club in Chicago. "Ain't That a Kick In the Head" from the original Ocean's Eleven, is the song. www.ratpackjazz.com

On An Evening in Roma - Headliner Frank Lamphere singing a Dean Martin song at the Chicago Festa Italiana

"The Cubs Go All the Way" is an original song by crooner-songwriter Frank Lamphere. The tune was conceived and written in 2012 prior to Frank performing in a baseball themed show in New York. The initial lyrics were based on the New York Mets, but modifed in 2014 for Lamphere's hometown team, the Chicago Cubs. The Cubs Go All the Way is found on Lamphere's 2021 album "America the Beautiful, Swinging" www.ratpackjazz.com

Jazz crooner Frank Lamphere performs a radio commercial for "The Packing House" in Milwaukee Wisconsin. 2021 Producer Terry Sweet. Larry Harris keys Mark Sonksen bass Greg Rockingham drums Frank Lamphere vocals www.ratpackjazz.com

Chicago jazz crooner Frank Lamphere on stage with his quartet at Untitled Supper Club. Jeremy Kahn keys Mark Sonksen bass Phil Gratteau drums Eric Schneider sax www.ratpackjazz.com

Hello fellow Americans. Let's take a little breather from the chaos and although not necessary, remind ourselves of how great and resilient our country is. - Frank Lamphere America the Beautiful is the patriotic song that most Americans learned in grammar school. Ray Charles recorded a very well received rendition in the 1970s, as did Elvis and others. The song has a well-documented and interesting history. Initially written as a poem, later the melody from a different song was combined with it, to create the great song about our awe-inspiring country. Fast forward to 2021. Most of the versions out there of America the Beautiful aren't really the kind one would listen to, while having a glass of wine. Frank Lamphere felt that this song would be very listenable, with a swinging approach. That's exactly what he did. Lamphere and company give this opening track the "Rat Pack Jazz" treatment it deserved. They swing the heck-out-of-it. Bassist Dennis Carroll opens the track with a four bar intro before Frank and guitarist Andy Brown join in. The momentum then grows with each chorus. A pair of memorable solos by Harris and Eric Schneider (tenor sax) ensue, before a third key change and final booming chorus. Webpage: https://franksinatratributecd.com/music-store