Frank Sinatra was one of the greatest vocalists of the 20^th century, an artist of such uncommon talent that he was known simply as “The Voice.” Popular music's first true teen idol, Sinatra began his career making girls swoon and fronting big bands during the years of World War II.

But when he shifted, for greater success, to being primarily a singer, he stopped writing. Sinatra is not well known as a writer, but he did write or co-write a few: I'm a Fool to Want You, Mistletoe and Holly, Mr. Success, Peachtree Street, Sheila, Take My Love, This Love of Mine.

"Fly Me to the Moon" is an undisputed classic. It's a popular standard song written by Bart Howard in 1954, but Sinatra's version is easily the best there's ever been.