When was fly me to the moon written

I just kept throwing them out to people. In those days all the young singers were given record contracts to see if any of them surfaced, and they all did my song.

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Not all comments will be posted. The year given is for when the studio track was originally laid down or when the live performance was given. Portions of this page have not yet been completed. Apollo 11 Astronaut played the song on a portable cassette player after he stepped onto the surface of the moon. Nat King Cole may not have endured in popular consciousness as much as Sinatra had, but his talent certainly equals Sinatra. What also notable about his version is the extra verse he sings as a preamble.

Anime fans will no doubt recognise this version, which played at the end of every episode of Neon Genesis Evangelion. Episodes could often be very intense, so ending the show with this soft and gentle rendition often caused a strange feeling of dissonance.

If a song has reached a certain level of popularity, there will no doubt be a Metal Cover somewhere lurking on Youtube. More often that not, they are excellent too — given the technical skill needed to really play Metal well. This version by YouTuber Become The Knight was our personal favourite version — he adds a pretty kick ass guitar solo to the song too!

Angelina is the youngest person appearing on this list. And now for something completely different. Whether you like it or not is probably dependent on your own personal tastes — but if it its to your own personal tastes this will be a very rewarding version indeed. The Gayaguem is a Korean instrument seldom seen in the West. Luna Lee is a Youtuber who brings this wonderful instrument to our attention by covering a multitude of pop songs on it. Skanatra is an artist who performs Sinatra songs in, well the style of Ska.

It stars of slow, reflective, and sombre as previous versions do, before upping the tempo! Creating an excitable and happy version. Definitely one for your reggae parties. Might be a good addition to your gym workout music. In no particular order: Kaye Ballard We start the list with the first recorded version of the song, mostly unknown today.