Marvin Gaye - Fly Me To The Moon ( In Other Words )

produced by hal davis & marc gordon
written by Bart Howard in 1954
the song might have been recorded around 1964-65 since this was produced by hal & marc who also produced marvin's hello broadway and co produces thetribute to nat king cole with harvey fuqua. marvins vocals sound like they might have been recorded years after the backing track.... who knows? best track on romantically yours in my opinion

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Music

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• marvin
• gaye
• frank
• sinatra
• motown

[Yoshidakopf]

I was looking for it. Thank you!

探していました。ほんとうにありがとう

[bigchunkzcom]

The Great マーヴィン・ゲイ

[Zitbam19]

Marvin Gaye could always put his own signature on a song.The best singer of them all to me!!!!!!

[lucavalcanti]

In Other Words... Just Amazing!!! The Great Marvin Gaye...

[bolder2009]

@dlrob315 No one stopped Marvin from going in that direction, he recorded Jazz albums they just didn't sell and Motown specialised in 3 minute pop soul, beat driven hits. But they reluctantly allowed Marvin the chance to have a crack at the Jazz market with albums like The Soulful Moods Of Marvin Gaye (1961), Hello Broadway (1964), When I'm Alone I Cry (1964) and Tribute To Nat King Cole (1965). Those albums just didn't sell like his R&B hits. He even wrote a Jazz album for Sammy Davis Jr.

[daToinado]

I love this version. MARVIN! U are missed my brother!

[SEVEIN21]

Una voz linda apagada por la violencia.. qué pena!! Sentimos su falta!!

[dumani26]

I didn't know this version; it so beautiful.

[TylerTV]

Perhaps the best and most unique version of this classic love song. Beautiful ! Thanks for sharing :)

[Nenaucia]

In other words, in other words... I miss you so much !!

[GBA651]

quando marvin canta le donne si spogliano...provato di persona! ;)

[ThrillerMJfan]

mio Dio, Marvin, che poesia, che dolce poesia....

[Rnav4712]

Listen to his album , " The Balladeer " , a lot of the songs are on YouTube. in the accompanying literature of his Bio, it says that he always wanted to do a Frank Sinatra style album. It's interesting that when I play it for people, it takes them a while to realize it's Marvin. It's one of my favorites. Thanks

[dlrob315]

@Rnav4712 I read he was inspired by Nat King Cole, but his handlers would not let go in that direction!