Manilow has picked quite an array of partners—and he picked his 15 favorites for his first duets CD. His hit with Kid Creole and the Coconuts, Hey Mambo, joins Blue w/Sarah Vaughan; Islands in the... more

Arriving just as Linda entered the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, this collection spans 30 years and includes the unissued "Pretty Bird" with Laurie Lewis. That joins "I Never Will Marry" with Dolly... more

Following his breakthrough hits with Tommy Dorsey, Sinatra broke out on his own in '43. Here are the choice cuts from the decade of Columbia hits that followed: "All or Nothing at All," "If You Are... more

Columbia was nonplussed when Willie announced that his 1978 LP would be a set of pop standards. They changed their tune when it became a smash; here's the album plus Willie's further excursions into... more

The cream of the crop: Rod's 2011 "best-of" featuring the finest moments from his five "Great American Songbook" albums. Includes "I'll Be Seeing You," "My Foolish Heart," "But Not for Me," "I Can't... more

From 1945's "Till the End of Time" (his first #1) to 1970's "It's Impossible" (his first Top 10 since the '50s), here are 51 of the best by one of our most adored crooners. Other Top 10s: "Prisoner... more

Twenty-one tracks, almost all of which were #1 chart-toppers or million sellers! Tracks include "I'm Gonna Love That Girl," "I'm Always Chasing Rainbows," "Prisoner of Love," "Hoop-Dee-Doo," "Papa... more

This comp is a natural, as Tony's career is a master class on singing pop standards. Here are 20 of his best-loved solo and duet performances of iconic compositions; deluxe edition adds 10 more. Both... more

12 classics from the master jazz legend including Satin Doll; In a Sentimental Mood; Rockin' in Rhythm; Caravan; Flamingo; In the Mood; One O'Clock Jump, and more. 12 tracks in all.

"Duets" (2006) won a Grammy and became Tony's best-selling album. Round two is another amazingly eclectic affair; along with the late Amy Winehouse ("Body and Soul"), he joins k.d. lang ("Blue... more

Tony turned 80 the year this was recorded, but you wouldn't know it by the way he sings on this collection of 18 duets with some of the biggest stars in pop music...in fact, he shows a lot of them up... more

Third time was a charm, to say the least! Rod rocketed to #1 U.S./#3 UK with this 2004 release: a quartet of Gershwin classics—"Embraceable You," "But Not for Me," "'S Wonderful" and "I Can't Get... more

Cyndi released her album of the standards she grew up with back in 2003. It's a wonderful listen as she presents striking new arrangements of "La Vie en Rose," "Unchained Melody," "Makin' Whoopee,"... more

It Had to Be You: The Great American Songbook is the first album of American pop standards recorded by British musician Rod Stewart, and his 20th album overall. It was originally released in 2002,... more

Neil's first LP to reach the charts. Includes classic favorites "Calendar Girl," "Breaking Up Is Hard to Do," "Run Samson Run" and more!

Hits such as "You Don't Bring Me Flowers" and "People," rarities such an acoustic demo of "The Way We Were" and personal triumphs like the closing night of "Funny Girl" when the audience sang "Auld... more

Rod eclipsed the success of volume one by going Top Five U.S./UK with volume two (2003). Along with "Where or When," "Smile," "My Heart Stood Still," "I'm in the Mood for Love," the title song and... more

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

Dylan's first album of new music since 2012 could be subtitled "Bob Dylan Sings the Frank Sinatra Songbook"! These are new recordings, but (perhaps you've heard—and that title is a clue) these are... more

Streisand sold a million and a half copies of her 2002 "Duets" album, which collected her best duet recordings from '63 to 2002. Her fans will be thrilled to discover all the new musical pairings on... more

Another smash (#2 U.S./#3 UK), this 2005 release is packed with guest stars. Joining Rod are Diana Ross ("I've Got a Crush on You"), Chaka Khan ("You Send Me"), Elton John ("Makin' Whoopee"), George... more

Crooner Tony Bennett melts hearts with his timeless takes on the standards we all know and love such as "Taking a Chance on Love," "I'll Be Seeing You," "It Had to Be You," "She's Funny that Way,"... more

Right in the midst of his series of pop-standards albums, Rod took a left turn and returned to his rockin' roots with this 2006 album. He puts his own spins on Fogerty ("Have You Ever Seen the... more

Forget triple-threat—Connick emerges as a quintuple-threat on his new Cole Porter tribute album. He shines as a pianist, singer, arranger, orchestrator and conductor, not to mention interpreter of... more

This one is out-of-print in the U.S., but we are able to source this CD through Sony Germany. For this 1993 album of covers George teamed with Phil Ramone and took on mostly jazz standards ("My Baby... more