If a performing artist is going to sing the lyrics and melodies popularized by the incomparable Frank Sinatra then that artist better come into the studio properly equipped with confidence and genuine musical skills. Robert Davi is more than physically and intellectually equipped to take on this challenge. His academic knowledge of Sinatra's life and career prepare him for the emotional commitment and happily his voice is suitably magnificent and well up to the task. Robert evokes the ease of the Legend without coming off as a replicator. He makes these songs his own just like Dino and Mel did when they performed Frank's material. As a horn fan I'm digging the crisp new arrangements and the breadth of the highs which a huge section can bring to the sound. Robert Davi is invited to the House of Blues. He will give our audiences a rare, classy treat. I've got bus parking for the orchestra.

– DAN AYKROYD

A wonderful voice, the arrangements are terrific… This album is the very rare exception to listening to others interpret Frank's work in that I did not just think to myself, 'I'd rather hear Frank singing this.'

Robert Davi is enthralling. He brings a freshness to some of Sinatra's most notable songs that makes them seem new again.

– Bill Boggs, Emmy winning TV Host & Producer, Sinatra interviewer and authority

This is a beautiful album, more of a tribute to Sinatra because it is Davi's own take on the music, not an imitation. With Sinatra's passing, there has been a huge void. Who will follow? We still have Tony—and Jack Jones, Michael Feinstein, Roberta Gambarelli, Pizzarelli and Connick. And suddenly we also have Robert Davi. Davi, a noted actor, suddenly appears with a fine voice: pure, authoritative, contemplative and moving. This is his time. As Sinatra said to Tony Bennett, 'You can only be yourself. But you're good at that.' Davi is himself, and he's very good at that.

– David Evanier, Author of All the Things You Are: The Life of Tony Bennett

I have played behind Frank Sinatra all around the world and in the recording studios in Hollywood since 1959. Now comes along Robert Davi, who in my opinion is the only one that comes close to having the voice, the acting chops, and the charisma that the Ole' man had. Listen and become a life long fan of this wonderful talent.

– EMIL RICHARDS

I've been making records for a long time and I can tell you it's been a while since I've worked on an album that I have enjoyed as much as "Davi Sings Sinatra". Robert sounds like he's been singing these songs all his life. He is so comfortable with the material and brings his own sophisticated style and considerable charm to these great songs. His phrasing and uniquely beautiful baritone voice blend perfectly with the arrangements and the result is what great music is all about. I think Frank Sinatra would have liked this recording and I think you will too.

– AL SCHMITT