Tony Bennett's better than all of them. Supposedly Spilotro confronted him over a mutual woman they were seeing.

In all seriousness, Frank from the Capitol Records days on forward was great. All purpose music. Card game, party, or just sipping on a whiskey double and reminiscing. Not a big fan of Frank's early crooning days in the 40s. Benny Goodman, Artie Shaw, Cab Calloway, et al made much better music at that time, imo.

Dino had a lot of great songs but I didn't like when he went for that Elvis sound. Kick In The Head is just a pure classic that will hold up forever.

Sammy Davis Jr. was great in the 50s. The version of Eee O Eleven that plays at the end of Oceans when they're walking down the strip is pure magic.

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