Tenor gone astray?

After RW already the classic "That's Amore" brought out in "Reprise", he is now presenting an entire LP with classics by. I am happy about it because I am both RW Fan as well as Swing fan. Many of the songs were popularized by interpretations of R. Williams and M. Bublé lately; in contrast to their wit and irony but sounds Watsons plate less modern and playful, the simple arrangements.

"That's Life" offers a compromise between Sinatra and Buble. It is not exactly between all Swing-albums, but that's what makes the disc worth listening to.
A big drawback for RW fans perhaps, is that the music has hardly room for vocal excellence (most likely at Born Free determine) - So if a Classic / -Pop hoped CD, should wait for Watson's next release.

But who loves Swing, should listen to this record at least once and then form his judgment!