A "Fantabulous" CD purchase

If you’re just as confused about Harry Conick Jr’s music as I am (probably drug induced), and maybe you’re feeling Sinatra’s big band ‘sound’ is just not enough anymore, or your ears are just plain tired of Brian Setzer’s orchestra, here’s a CD just for you.

“Michale Bublé” self titled (2003) album. It’s Harry Conick Jr but sane and sober. It’s Sinatra but the new millennium. It’s NOT Brian Setzer! But man, slip this into your CD player, take a drive by yourself and I guarantee you’ll be singing along. Take this to the pool on a hot summer day and don’t be surprised if you shake your martini all the way to a beach chair with a fox trot. Pour two glasses of wine, light a few candles and use this as background music and you just might get lucky… with or without a date!

From classics like "Moondance" and my favorite, “Summer Wind” to the Bee Gee’s “How can You Mend a Broken Heart” and Queen's "Crazy Little Thing Called Love", this is big band music with a fresh voice that is sure to please! Produced by David Foster and Humberto Gatica.

Do I sound like a commercial?

Try it out for yourself and you’ll be pleasantly surprised. Found at your local Barnes& Noble book store or online at Amazon.com!