“It’s Frank’s world…and we’re just lucky to be living in it.”… Dean Martin. That is the world of Jay Sands, who as a child lived and breathed the music and the mechanics of Frank Sinatra, learning his inflections and the very tones of Sinatra’s voice. Including Sinatra’s diction and annunciation, breathing mannerisms and how, he (Frank) applied all of these technics to produce “the Voice” that sang to the world. So much so, that in his later years, Jay would find himself singing not only the praises, but the phrases of Sinatra. Jay Sands grew up on the streets of the Bronx in New York City. These were fun years for Jay, running around the streets and learning what it really means to be a Native New Yorker. Then came “Blue Moon Entertainment”, a Karaoke company Jay spearheaded which gave him the opportunity to start his own business, which was one of the first independent Karaoke shows in New York at the time. The shows were so successful that the KJ’s to follow started with or was trained by Jay Sands. Jay continued on playing the top clubs in the Bronx, Westchester and greater New York area, and then “In the Style of Sinatra” was born. Blue Moon Entertainment gave Jay the chance to work on doing what he so loved to do, sing the songs of Sinatra. Before long Jay was doing such venues as “Don’t Tell Mama’s” on restaurant row in New York city, to sold out rooms, to the restaurants of Little Italy and venues which stretched from New York To Florida and beyond. Jay did not stop there. After moving to Florida Jay was soon serenading crowds from the balcony and the piazza of Universal studio’s Portofino Bay hotel in Orlando for almost 2 years. Then came venues such as the Ormond Beach Theater in Ormond Beach Florida and the Melbourne Theater in Melbourne Florida as well as the private party circuit up and down the east coast to amazed and satisfied audiences. The great Don K. Reed, DJ from New York’s famous oldies radio station WCBS FM 101.1, said, when asked for a quote about Jay Sands, …”Jay Sands not only swings on stage, but on his CD as well” after hearing Jay at a local New York performance. Other audience members of past shows have also said about Jay sands…”If you close your eyes you think your listening to Frank Sinatra”…” What a wonderful show”…”Thank you for taking me back to the days spent on line outside the Paramount Theater”…”Thank you for keeping the music alive”. Now we are here, in the present and Jay Sands is still singing the phrases of Frank Sinatra, as good as ever and still is …”Keeping the music alive”