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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.

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Label: J-Records
Genre: Pop
Release Date: October 19, 2010

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review by Decaptain. October 20, 2010

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Album Review: Rod Stewart's "Fly Me to the Moon ... The Great American Songbook Volume V"

Oh, Rod Stewart, what's happened to you? I miss the Rod Stewart of yesteryear - the rocker, party-animal and bad boy who gave us such hits as "Hot Legs", "Rhythm of my Heart", "Forever Young", and "Do Ya Think I'm Sexy." Now we're left with a cover artist who's traded in everything that made him a star and appealing who churns out albums full of cover songs of old American classics. "Fly Me to the Moon ... The Great American Songbook Volume … more

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