Sinatra Vs Bennett.

[Deep Sea Isopod]

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In my opinion, it's Bennett. Every time I hear his version, I want to fly to San Fransisco and drink coffee with my wife! It's kinda wierd.

[Beelzebub2]

Sinatra works for me - more concise, up to the point, less theatrical, dramatic and sentimental.

[Beelzebub2]

Except that I love this orchestral version:

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[Animavore]

It may depend on which one I listen to first. I might think the second to be a weaker version of the first.
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[Feck]

It may depend on which one I listen to first. I might think the second to be a weaker version of the first.
Afraid to press play

I doubt you will make it all the way though the Bennett version.

[Deep Sea Isopod]

Sinatra works for me - more concise, up to the point, less theatrical, dramatic and sentimental.

But Tony feels deeper, more heart driven. And even more sentimental.

[Animavore]

I think they're both as dull as dishwater. The Dead Kennedys didn't dp a version did they?

[Deep Sea Isopod]

OK, how many times has Sinatra made a guest appearance on the Muppett Show?

[Martok]

I like Frank way better. Bennett has his moments but sometimes he put me to sleep.

[AshtonBlack]

I like Frank way better. Bennett has his moments but sometimes he put me to sleep.

[Rum]

There is a contradiction. Bennett has by far the better singing voice. Sinatra has something you can't teach - singing charisma, as well as a very good voice. And cool. Sinatra is miles ahead of any of the guys who were competing in that game in my view.

[Xamonas Chegwé]

Tony Bennet is OK, I suppose - but Rachel can sing him under the fucking table!

[maiforpeace]

I adore them both, but I like Tony better since he's still alive.