David Lowe, one of Frank Sinatra's lyricists, was at a concert I did in 2007.

It transpired that for a long time, he had wanted to give some of the songs he had written for Frank to a singer who had some of the same qualities, and could continue Frank's legacy.

After the show, he spoke with me and talked about these 'Lost Songs', which Frank sang at his last live performances, but had not had a chance to record before he passed away. So, since Sinatra died. these songs had 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 exclusive rights to perform them.

David has trusted me with his/Sinatra's songs, and I will be forever grateful. Thank you David.

Suddenly, there was you

if we had said 'Goodbye'

The First Time

......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".