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Kodi Lee Sings a Silky Smooth Cover of Frank Sinatra's Classic "Fly Me to the Moon"
The America's Got Talent Season 14 Winner said it was a commonly requested song by fans.
Kodi Lee just did Frank Sinatra justice!
On August 29, the America's Got Talent Season 14 winner shared a video of him honoring his fans by singing one of their top most requested songs. But the twist? The track he chose was totally random, as it was pulled out from a hat. When the song title was revealed on a piece of paper, it turned out to be a beloved jazz classic: "Fly Me to the Moon."
Astonishingly, Lee already knew the song from memory and jumped right into it without missing a beat. His piano playing had a flawless swing as he crooned.
"OMG!!! 😮 I put some of YOUR top song requests in a hat and picked one at random!! 🤣 What did we get!? …Fly Me To The Moon 🌙 What a classic! 😎 You guys are the best! Can’t wait to see what song I pick next! #heckyeah!" he captioned the post.
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This isn't the only time Lee has sung a 1960s classic. Earlier this month, he also posted a video of him covering the tune "Stand By Me" by Ben E. King. During his cover, he riffed perfectly and reached some super impressive high notes towards the end.
What to know about "Fly Me to the Moon"
Originally penned by jazz composer Bart Howard in 1954, "Fly Me to the Moon" has since become a popular jazz standard, covered by the likes of Ella Fitzgerald, Judy Garland, Diana Krall, Paul Anka, Tony Bennett, Nat King Cole, Peggy Lee, Sia, and more. However, the most popular version to date was released in 1964 by Frank Sinatra.
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