The title of the album defines it...wonderful songs that are written, published and played years, some many years after they are listened to for the first time. Vince's smooth and straight-forward delivery on great up-tempo songs like "Mack the Knife" and "Chicago" are set against his heart-felt and sensitive treatment of Jimmy Webb's "Didn't We" or Leon Russell's classic "A Song For You". Vince has been thrilling and delighting audiences for years. Music critic Pete Marinovich compares his style to the vintage Sinatra with some Mel Torme phrasing added in . This is his defining work, and promises to bring back great memories of songs that have made their indelible mark on music lovers, and have indeed, passed the test of time.
Vince performs a wide variety of music...from Irish classics to pop, jazz and American standards. his style has been compared at various times to Sinatra, Torme, Eddy Arnold and Bobby Darin. When in the service he w...