| Frank Sinatra | Primary Artist, Vocals |
| Lorrie Morgan | Track Performer |
| Willie Nelson | Track Performer |
| Eydie Gorme | Track Performer |
| Jimmy Buffett | Track Performer |
| Neil Diamond | Track Performer |
| Gladys Knight | Track Performer |
| Patti LaBelle | Track Performer |
| Linda Ronstadt | Track Performer |
| Lena Horne | Track Performer |
| Arturo Sandoval | Trumpet |
| Patrick Williams | Conductor |
| Jon Secada | Track Performer |
| Luis Miguel | Track Performer |
| Chuck Berghofer | Bass, Rhythm Bass |
| Chrissie Hynde | Track Performer |
| Antonio Carlos Jobim | Track Performer |
| Clay Ostwald | Keyboards |
| Rita Quintero | Background Vocals |
| Terry Trotter | Piano |
| Stevie Wonder | Harmonica, Piano, Vocals, Track Performer |
| Ron Anthony | Guitar |
| Gregg Field | Drums |
| Frank Sinatra Jr. | Track Performer |
| Jorge Noriega | Background Vocals |
| Bill Miller | Piano |
Anonymous
Posted October 1, 2010
I originally bought it for the Luis Miguel duet with Frank Sinatra but I end up liking all the other artists as well, since I love Jazz an also I'm a big Sinatra fan. I will say however about the Luis Miguel duet...he holds back! and yes he's probably the best singer in the world, but he holds back a lot. His people are very conservative, that's why going to his concert is great because you realize that no one really comes close to him...seriously he's that good. I wish he would get over his fears and sing in English for once, maybe a compilations of his hits including "amarte es un placer" the song. (google it, and listen to it, is great)
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Posted October 1, 2010
Frank was seventy-nine years old when he recorded this. His voice wasn't good because of his age and years of smoking. The recordings of Sinatra in the 1950's and 1960's are the best. A young Sinatra is my favorite singer. The people he is singing with aren't really all that good either.
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Posted October 1, 2010
Okay, the only reason why Frank wanted Luis Miguel in his duets album is because he is/was very well aware of who LUIS MIGUEL is. Please do yourself the favor to attend one of his concerts. You will be blown away with his beautiful strong voice, he sound even better live than on his records, as opposed to most artist who sound horrible live.
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Posted October 1, 2010
this cd is awsome! it is playing right now. i love the origanal songs on this cd.
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Posted October 1, 2010
The album is overall ok. I honestly only took it into consideration because of Luis Miguel. To the person who called Luis miguel a mid level singer....you obviously barked up the wrong tree. You must understand that Luis Miguel is Huge everywhere not just in Mexico. Your Ignorance is offensive. I'll give you a bit of advise, be open minded. You seem to think that the only way an artist can make it big is if he does so in the US. Well news flash thats not true. I'll tell you why. Because you could go to another country and ask people what they think of Frank Sinatra and sadly they probably wont know who your talking about but you ask them about Luis Miguel and they will tell you he's wonderful. Grow up a little and pick up some taste while your at it.
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Posted October 1, 2010
I cannot believe you refer to Luis Miguel as a mid level singer. I am dumbfounded! How can you voice such a strong remark about someone who has been refered to as the Latin Elvis or Sinatra Latino. A man who has won 5 Grammys his first at the tender age of 14! World Music Awards, 1 American Music Award, an a Star in the walk of Fame in Hollywood! He has been number 1 for more than 21 years in not only the spanish speaking countries but also in the Portuguese and Italian nations. I am shock when u call Luis Miguel a mid level singer , what's more I find your comments extremely ignorant. That'd be just like calling Sinatra or Elvis an average singer. Luis Miguel may not have recorded in english yet, but he is a living legend and even here in Australia his records are widely sold
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Posted October 1, 2010
Quite dissapointed after reading the negative commentary about Mexican singer Luis Miguel. Ignorace is no excuse for such foolishness. Has the reviewer ever listened to ''Romance''? Ever felt chills at the sound the title track of ''Amarte es un placer''. Thousands of L.M. fans bought this album just to get a chance to hear him sing in English (a special treat). This man's talent has made him so popular that even casual sightings of him on the streets of New York or L.A. have made national news. Not an exageration, he is that talented. The record company and Sinatra knew these things when they invited him to participate. Now as to the quality of the album as a whole, it's not as good as Duets (original), buy still worth getting.
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Posted October 1, 2010
This cd is worth it just for ''Luck be a Lady'' alone. Chrissie Hynde just oozed the feeling of this song as if she and Frank had spent years singing it in saloons. The Two DUETS by Sinatra and Partners are not the strongest vocals by the man, but choice of singers is very good and breathes a lot of new life into some old material
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Posted October 1, 2010
I believe that this album is very good and I truly believe that Luis Miguel gives this album a great up-lift to it. I feel that Luis was invited to participate for two reasons; one he is a great singer and two (with all do respect) to sell this album to all spanish speaking people which cover millions and millions.
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Posted October 1, 2010
I just bought album for the duet with LUIS MIGUEL who IS NOT A MID-LEVEL SINGER. Just because he does not sing or records in English DOES NOT MAKE HIM A MID-LEVEL SINGER. He Sings better than all of the other's singers in the album! He has followers all over the world, including those who do not speak SPANISH!
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Editorial Reviews
All Music Guide - Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Following the multi-platinum success of Duets, Capitol Records assembled Duets II, a sequel that followed the blueprint of its predecessor to the letter. Assembled from leftover tracks from the first album, Duets II is a somewhat more consistent album than the original. Lacking the superstar names of the first Tony Bennett, Julio Iglesias, Kenny G, Barbra Streisand, Bono, Aretha Franklin, the artist roster on the sequel generally consists of either faded stars Neil Diamond, Willie Nelson, Gladys Knight or mid-level singers Luis Miguel, Lorrie Morgan who are popular within their genre, but fail to command the attention of the general public. However, there are ...