Quote by Michael Bolton

A lot of the greatest compositions were made famous by Sinatra.

A lot of the greatest compositions were made famous by Sinat

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This quote suggests that Frank Sinatra was instrumental in popularizing many of the greatest musical compositions. It implies that Sinatra's performances and interpretations of these songs elevated them to a status of widespread recognition and acclaim. Sinatra's unique voice, style, and charisma contributed significantly to the success and enduring popularity of these compositions. Overall, this quote emphasizes the significant role that Sinatra played in shaping and defining the legacy of these renowned musical works.

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