Even as an independent artist, Canadian crooner Michael Bublé had a knack for putting a contemporary twist on timeless pop, jazz and big band sounds, though working with all-star producer David Foster was his key to superstardom. After 2005's worldwide breakthrough It's Time sold over six million copies, his next four multi-platinum projects topped the charts, introducing the suave style of Bing Crosby and Tony Bennett to a new generation. Beyond covering the classics, his equally popular self-penned smashes demonstrate wit and charm with every enchanting finger snap.