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A couple of months ago, I was privileged to be introduced to one of Frank Sinatra's lyricists (David Lowe), this was following a gig at Guantanamo (in Gran Canaria - not the other one!). He then shared with me that there were songs - which Frank sang at his last live performances that he didn't have a chance to record before he passed away. therefore it was only those who had been lucky enough to be at those shows, that had heard these songs.
So since Sinatra died, these songs have never been heard, David then said that he'd enjoyed my show so much, that he'd like to share these otherwise 'lost songs', and gave me the exclusive rights to perform them.
I have now had the chance to record them, and have uploaded them to this page so everyone can enjoy them. These are embedded files and as such cannot be downloaded unlike the free tracks on the audio page which anyone can help themselves to as they wish.
Here they are..... (just press play)
Suddenly there was you
The first time...
If we had said goodbye
and then, DAVID LOWE (pictured on the left) shared with me another song that he wrote the lyrics for, which Frank was going to add to his act. The music was written by ALAN CLARE (Sinatra's pianist). In fact, the music on this track was recorded as Alan himself was playing it.
The song is about a couple much in love, who cannot be together as often as they would like. I'm sure we all understand the sentiment. Whether it's work commitments that separate lovers, or a long distance relationship. But surely, we've all at some point been counting the hours and minutes until we are re-united with the one we love, and how we cherish each moment when our loved one comes home. So, 'accompanied' by Sinatra's own pianist, here's....
Every Hour
(A lan accompanied some of the top vocalists in the world including Frank Sinatra in the UK and USA (including Frank's gigs at The White House for President Reagan,) Nancy Sinatra, Tony Bennett, Eartha Kitt, Blossom Dearie, Adelaide Hall, Celina Jones, etc and was the main pianist in the period of Stephane Grappelli's 'Hot Club de Paris'. He also accompanied Stephane Grappelli and Yehudi Menuhin at the Albert Hall for their celebrated violin jazz/classics performances.)
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