She got my endorphins rushin 🤷🏾‍♂️Happy Holidays yall :]

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FRANK SINATRA X BLVCK$theAngel - LET IT SNOW (COVER) - Freestyle

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Frank Sinatra - New York, New York (Mentol Remix)

15th program of Cerebrock on Radyo A
10 March 2014
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Mashup of Janam Janam by Arijit Singh and Fly Me to the Moon by Frank Sinatra. All instruments and vocals performed by The Metronomad.

Janam Janam Fly Me to the Moon

let george do it - clip - intro
opportunity knocks - nick javas - prod. by dj premier
opportunity - jewels
its up to you - war mix - steinski
lesson 6: the lecture - jurassic 5
building steam with a grain of salt - dj shadow
my way - frank sinatra
'superfun' clip
bonus track
how many more times - led zeppelin

mixes are time capsules of sound. each capturing a moment in time that will not be repeated the same way. each mix is meant to transport the listener in their own time machine to their own destination. these are soundtracks for daily living... "music gives a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination and life to everything"
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when opportunity knocks twice - pretty crazy show

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This is a cover version of Frank Sinatra's hit song "Strangers In The Night." This is one of SoSaLa's favorite songs. He listened to this song for the first time on a local radio station in Tehran when he visited his family in the 60s. He decided to cover it after listening to Sid Vicious' version of this song.

No More Reggae

Strangers In The Night

Frank Sinatra - Fly Me To The Moon (cover) By Zorakie Cavalry

Ep. 155: Snubbed! with Michael Koresky, Eric Hynes, and Edo Choi

Welcome to The Last Thing I Saw. I’m your host, Nicolas Rapold. This month the Museum of the Moving Image starts the series “Snubbed: Great Movies, No Nominations.” The rules are simple: very fine films that were ignored, overlooked, or snubbed (if you will) by the Academy. For this episode I’m joined by the delightful series co-programmers: Eric Hynes, curator of film at MOMI; Michael Koresky, co-editor of Reverse Shot; and Edo Choi, associate curator at MOMI. Each chose a couple of films to represent the varieties of snubbage that occur when the Oscars and the history of great movies fail to intersect.

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Music: “Tomorrow’s Forecast” by The Minarets, courtesy of The Minarets

Photo by Steve Snodgrass

Ep. 155: Snubbed! with Michael Koresky, Eric Hynes, and Edo Choi

Jazz standard "Fly Me To The Moon" played "From The Couch" by Javier Santana, Mexico based jazz guitarist. 
Gear used: Squier Standard Strat SSS Unmodded through woofer equipped IBZ10G amp, mic'd up with a Fussion brand dynamic, MBox 3 as AI and Audiotonic as DAW. Hope you enjoy.

Fly Me To The Moon ("From The Couch")played by Javier Santana

It is finally here! The closing of our Anniversary Month and you know what that means! It is time to do another installation of STAFTA (separating the artist from the art)! For this year, we decided to do a 2-part STAFTA on one of the most legendary acts of the 20th century. That is right, we are doing a 2 part STAFTA for this year's anniversary. For 2023, we are doing STAFTA on none other than the one and only Frank Sinatra

Can you STAFTA Frank Sinatra? What did you learn about him in this episode? What do you know about Frank Sinatra?

Stay tuned for part 2 as we are nowhere near finished about talking about Frank Sinatra

Edited by Tyler Cameron

[EP55] Anniversary Month: STAFTA Sinatra Pt. 1

Credits:
Vocals - Frank Sinatra
Saxophone - John Coltrane
Music Composition/Arrangement - Joseph Inzunza

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if you go away 
neil diamond version cover
vocal: barbad

If you go away

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Scissors, Zantro - Fly Me To The Moon (Extended Mix)

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A podcast made by music lovers for music lovers. Here to discuss and debate music concepts, history, and subjective ideas.

The music project SoSaLa is the brainchild of Iranian-American sax player SoSaLa. Fueled by improvisation, SoSaLa blends original melancholic melodies, and those of his native Iran, with Persian, African and African-American rhythms. Altogether, Sohrab calls his music "nu world trash". His music molded by his international background.

 “…(SoSaLa) blends many elements from different cultures and time frames: funk, rock, jazz & ethnic sounds, electric & acoustic instruments, all swirling around one another in a most mesmerizing way. Sohrab does more spoken word than singing, spewing out his views to bring the world closer together. The festive spirit of the music is often infectious…I can agree with his view of our splintered world by trying to pull different threads together into a hopeful mosaic. Some of the melodies remind me of the Jewish prayers heard in my youth but perhaps these melodies are universal in nature and shared by numerous cultures. You can visit Saadat’s website at www.sohrab.info and learn about the real Iran which you won’t find out about in the controlled news of the world. A toast to a New Iran.” (Bruce Lee Gallanter, NY’s Downtown Music Gallery co-owner, Feb 24, 2012)

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