Twenty years have gone by since the Voice was silenced by the grim reaper. But you can still hear him — the smooth beauty of the 1940s, the roughened swinger of the Capitol Years, the Chairman of the Board who sang "That's Life" and "Fly Me to the Moon" — they're all available on vinyl, tape, CD, and satellite radio.
But if you're in NYC you have one more excellent option — you can catch Steve Maglio in tuxedo with three accompanists taking requests and singing "The Best is Yet to Come," "Summer Wind," "It was a Very Good Year," "All of Me," and "High Hopes" at the Beach Cafe on Sunday nights.
Read all about it in today's Daily News. — DL