I thought I'd get requests for stuff I didn't do alot ... something to add some spice to my rehearsal with this thing, but since you mentioned "My way" There is a ballad style called "Franks Way" ... I guess that is a custom fit for you. Music of the night is a piano/vocal solo for me ... I don't use the arranger at all. Sheesh ... tough room! I'm looking for out of the way, but doable arranger type songs that are not overdone ... something to REexcite me. I don't ever need to hear my way again unless I'm getting paid. I have no motivation to want to sing it, sorry.

(I may regret this thread yet!)
(yikes)

Yikes .....small tip jar tonight eh?

It's not about the tips .... just thought this would go a different direction.
I'd like to take down the "request" sign now, please!
(seriously)
Sorry - I really had something different in mind when I posted this - I'd love it if this thread just died and got forgotten, please.
So, how 'bout those pesky Marlins beatin' my Phils tonight? Grrrrrrr

"She's no Lady" has ALWAYS been a favorite, Don ... here's a version I did on the X-1 years ago!
Ian, as a strong baritone, I've never been able to find a way to like doing "Crying" without the upper octave jump at the end, so I just never do it. I've been cursed with a "just a tad" lower then the big guys voice. That's how I got to love vocal harmony so much - if I wanted to sing along with the radio, I had to make up my own harmony!

"She's no Lady" has ALWAYS been a favorite, Don ... here's a version I did on the X-1 years ago!
Ian, as a strong baritone, I've never been able to find a way to like doing "Crying" without the upper octave jump at the end, so I just never do it. I've been cursed with a "just a tad" lower then the big guys voice. That's how I got to love vocal harmony so much - if I wanted to sing along with the radio, I had to make up my own harmony!