Elvis Soundalike Performs Cover Of Frank Sinatra’s ‘My Way’ - More Music

A musically gifted young man, who looks similar to Elvis Presley, turned in a spectacular cover of a hit from another legendary entertainer, Frank Sinatra.

A select, exclusive group of entertainers have been able to live on decades past their death. No, it’s not that they physically came back to life after taking their last breath on Earth. But instead, their work was so influential that it’s still listened to or watched today. 

Other current entertainers also continue to try and replicate sounds and songs created by people like Elvis, John Lennon, Hank Williams and Jimi Hendrix. In a clip posted on YouTube, Elliot James Reay covers “My Way,” a beloved tune from another influential musician and actor, Frank Sinatra.

His cover is simply stunning! 

The young man beautifully belts out the lyrics about facing the end of one’s life but having little to no regrets. The smooth, velvet-like tone of his voice is on full display. Additionally, he shows off the insane amount of control he possesses over his voice. 

It’s a terrific rendition and one that likely Frank and Elvis, who also covered the song, would have loved and appreciated. 

Others who commented on the YouTube video stated how much they adored the young man’s lovely vocal performance of the song originally sung by Ol’ Blue Eyes.

“Elliot, your voice has sincerely moved me. It’s so honest and pure Beautiful,” one person wrote.

“He did a fabulous job on this. It was so emotional, I almost cried. Thankful for his beautiful voice,” someone else added. 

“What a stunning rendition! Your voice is smooth as silk! Thank goodness for the full track,” another individual posted.

Frank Sinatra’s “My Way” is far from the only song that Elliot has sung. On his YouTube channel are dozens of other videos of the young man showing off his musical skills. 

Colossians 3:16 “Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly in all wisdom; teaching and admonishing one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing with grace in your hearts to the Lord.”