Enjoying his September years in Florida, Sy couldn’t shake the performing bug. He got together with his longtime friend, Pianist and Composer John Domurad, in Boston. “Let’s do a CD,” he said, “where I can sing about these wonderful years that we have now.” Sy’s enthusiasm so affected John that he wrote the songs for My September Years. John’s themes are the memories, thoughts and feelings of a lifetime of music for Sy.

Here is Sy in his most recent CD, his voice as glorious as ever. He paints a picture of life, taking us on a journey where colors are brighter, yet softer, and all circles are complete. His voice has never been richer and the feelings more profound as he sings his friend John’s songs in My September Years.

Sy keeps on entertaining wherever he is. In front of an audience, he brings the people within his warm circle of life. They share memories, the sad and the sweet, as he tickles them with all of our common foibles. With these CDs Sy paints a picture of life in all of the wonderful words and music that are destined to become a part of our memories.

Here is Sy Milano at his very best as he enjoys his audience with his delightful commentary. When he performs, he is Al Jolson on his knees, singing his heart out as he reaches the high note and asks one of his audience to help him up. In the middle of a classic operatic aria he may stop and claim that his socks have fallen down. He greets newcomers with his quips and seats others as they arrive, setting the audience to howl with his humor. There he is, Sy Milano, in all his glory, in his September Years of our lives.