The song was written in 1931. However, it became only famous, extremely famous when in 1942 it was used in the movie Casablanca with ultra-cool Humphrey Bogart and the faboulous Ingrid Bergman. 
Do you remember Sam, the coloured piano-player together with Ingrid Bergman when she says the unforgetable words: Do it again, Sam!?

Woody Martin: As Time Goes By

As many as 300 years old - but still up to date, fresh and beautiful:
AIR by Germany's most famous classical composer Johann Sebastion Bach

Woody Martin: Air by Johann Sebastian Bach

Instrumental (Soprano Sax) cover of a great Thai ballade

ทะเลสีดำ - TalaeSeeDum by WoodyMartin

I’ve been asked several times to play Fly Me To The Moon. Initially I was not very keen on playing this old Sinatra song because – everybody plays it and it seemed slightly stale to me. So I decided to vamp it up a bit and re-arranged it completely. I swapped the old swing rhythm with a “four-on-the-floor” disco style and went on better with a recurring synthie-phrase. 
However, there was a second issue to solve: Actually this song consists just of its 16-bar chorus, there’s no verse, bridge or whatever. Jazz bands use to noodle again and again over this 16 bars but this was no more appropriate for this arrangement. So I had the idea to insert another Sinatra evergreen – Night And Day – and “abused” it as a kind of verse or middle part.


Woody Martin: Fly Me To The Moon

Cyndi Lauper's good old smash hit from 1983 rejuvenated with a pinch of swing

Woody Martin: Time After Time

Danceable golden oldie from Italy
On stage with pictures of a low level flight over the Alps