Bradyguitar
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Looking for any songs by these two, preferably guitar, but anything will do
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How to find Frank Sinatra and Nat King Cole songs?
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Have you tried the search function:
Magnifying glass icon at the top-right of this page?
If you google the artists' discography, you can easily
search the forums for titles you like.
No need to post multiple identical requests.
Please review this helpful info:
https://forums.irealpro.com/threads/How-To-Search-For-Or-Request-Songs.15145/
)BOB
Magnifying glass icon at the top-right of this page?
If you google the artists' discography, you can easily
search the forums for titles you like.
No need to post multiple identical requests.
Please review this helpful info:
https://forums.irealpro.com/threads/How-To-Search-For-Or-Request-Songs.15145/
)BOB
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Bradyguitar
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Yes, that was the first thing I did
PeteSingsJazz
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These guys didn't really write their own material you know.
There are two types of songs these guys sang. (And do remember that Nat was foremost a pianist.) 1. Commercial hits which are still played a lot on the radio. 2. Standards which are mainly remembered by jazz musicians.
The problem with trying to do Nat is that unless you have his voice, people will not understand what you doing.
And for Frank, unless you use the correct written arrangements, the audience will not be impressed.
The only exceptions are the most obvious songs like Sweet Lorraine and Stardust for Nat, or My Way and I've Got You Under My Skin fot Frank.
The problem with trying to do Nat is that unless you have his voice, people will not understand what you doing.
And for Frank, unless you use the correct written arrangements, the audience will not be impressed.
The only exceptions are the most obvious songs like Sweet Lorraine and Stardust for Nat, or My Way and I've Got You Under My Skin fot Frank.
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