Can anyone tell me who did the cover version of Sinatra's "It Was a Very Good Year"?

Question

It's very beaty and the singer sounds Shirley Bassey-esque.

Answer 1

Eartha Kitt

Answer 2

I have just looked this up on CDConnection.com and it came up with Eartha Kitt.
She is in the Bassey mold. The album is called 'Live at the Cafe Carlyle'.
By the 1980s,Eartha Kitt's career was considered over when the gay community took an interest in her and she released a series of gay hi-energy songs. Topped up her pension plan nicely did the queens.

Answer 3

Robby Williams.

Answer 4

This song was introduced by the Kingston Trio on their album Going Places (1961).
It was released on 45 rpm single on Pye Records in 1963, by Lonnie Donegan.
The Turtles recorded a version on their debut album, It Ain't Me Babe. This is allegedly the recording that influenced Frank Sinatra to want to record his version.
Gábor Szabó recorded a version in his 1966 album Spellbinder.
William Shatner did a spoken-word cover of this song interspersed with lines from Hamlet on his 1968 album The Transformed Man.
Lou Rawls covered this song in 1968, produced by David Axelrod. Rawls also performed it just before his death on 2006's "An Evening of Stars" telethon, backed by the Rickey Minor Band.
In 1970, Michael Jackson sang a parody of this song in a skit with Diana Ross during the Diana! TV Special.
British pop star Robbie Williams recorded a version for his album Swing When You're Winning, in duet with Sinatra's original vocals.
In a 1993 episode of The Simpsons, Homer sings a parody of this song entitled "It Was a Very Good Beer," recounting the first beer he ever purchased (with a fake I.D.)
The Flaming Lips covered this song in 1993 on the compilation Chairman of the Board (Interpretations of Songs Made Famous by Frank Sinatra).
The Reverend Horton Heat covered the song in 2000 and released it as a single to promote the album Spend a Night in the Box.
It has been adapted in French, as "C'était une très bonne année", by Robert Charlebois on his 2001 album Doux sauvage.
Ray Charles covered the song (as a duet with Willie Nelson) on his 2004 album Genius Loves Company.
In 2005, They Might Be Giants made a parody of this song on their first ever podcast

Answer 5

eartha kitt. robbie williams. and many more. go on pandora website.