[Answer] 2. This Frank Sinatra tune from 1964 was a partnership with Count Basie. The line "Let me see what Spring is like on Jupiter and Mars." is contained in the upbeat single. What lifting title belongs to this classic piece?

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...1. Deliver Me to the Moon 2. Take Me to the Moon 3. Fly Me to the Moon 4. Serenade Me to the Moon Frank Sinatra recorded the single for the Count Basie album "It Might as Well Be Swing". The slower version that is done regularly at concerts. Natalie Cole and Tony Bennett have done versions of the song in the early '60s.

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Fly Me to the Moon:

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