Rich Martini

Ten new original songs that pay homage to the one and only Frank Sinatra.
Welcome aboard as we transport you back in time to the golden era of travel when flying was glamorous and jazz reigned supreme. At this moment every ticket is a First-Class seat and you show up only ten minutes before your flight departs. There?s always plenty of legroom and everyone boards the plane wearing their Sunday Best.

There was time in the late '70s and early '80s when inner suburban Melbourne was churning out as much world class rock 'n' roll as it ever has. Bands like The Sports, Jo Jo Zep & The Falcons and Paul Kelly & The Dots could pack out venues like Bombay Rock or The Venue for nights on end. The songs coming out of Melbourne were strong and often about the city itself. Skyhooks sung about the sun setting over Carlton, The Sports would sing about going down to the cop shop on Russell Street and a little later, Paul Kelly would name check St. Kilda and other quirks of Melbourne suburbia.

Highpoints of virtuosity in Bach’s output and the Baroque organ repertoire, in new recordings by an organist with a rich catalogue of success on Brilliant Classics to his credit.