Fly Me To The Moon...The Great American Songbook Volume V

Introducing the fifth stunning chapter of the chart-topping, multi-platinum album series. An all new collection of American classics... it's Rod's most danceable Songbook yet. Truly possessing one of the most distinctive and interpretive voices in music, on Fly Me To The Moon... The Great American Songbook, Volume V, he lends his signature vocals to such classics as: "That Old Black Magic", "Beyond The Sea", "I've Got You Under My Skin", and many more. The album was produced by longtime collaborators Clive Davis and Richard Perry. read more..

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"Great Classics Given A Kick To Fly Again". by M. Mariba
This is a great effort CD release by Rod Stewart titled, "Fly Me To The Moon ... The Great American Songbook Volume V". The CD opens up with a great track, "That Old Black Magic", the song does give the mood/sound of the album : Jazzy, orchestral/band stand sound. "Beyond The Sea", has great vocals by Rod Stewart. "I've Got You Under My Skin", a great version of legendary Cole Porter's classic : great bass & orchestral sound, great croaky voice/vocals by Rod Stewart. "What A difference A Day Makes", a great grand piano sound. "I Got A Kick Out Of You", another Cole Porter classic well executed, does give a kick to a great classic. "I've Got The World On A String" & "Love Me Or Leave Me" are good two following tracks. "My Foolish Heart", is a solid track with great vocals & melody. It's my favourite track from this great CD. "September In The Rain", a great song with beautiful brass/parts sound. "Fly Me To The Moon", a great classic by Bart Howard, well executed, a great grand piano sound & vocals. It's Rod Stewart's favourite track & hence the title as well as the inner sleaves's writing. "Sunny Side Of The Street", is rather a weak song from this CD. "Moon River", is a closing track, starts rather weakly somewhat but picks up momentum with great orchestral sound & accordion later on. On overall, this is a great effort by Rod Stewart to give a kick to great classics to let them fly again, a recommended listening.