More By Artist: Nat King Cole
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Nat King Cole
The World Of Nat King Cole [ EMI Music / CD - released 31/Jan/2005 ] A wonderful, digitally re-mastered collection containing 27 unforgettable songs from one of the worlds most gifted and influential artists. Includes duets with George Shearing and Natalie Cole |
Nat 'King' Cole Trio
Nat 'King' Cole Trio - Transcriptions and Early Recordings, Vol. 6 (1941-1943) [ Naxos Jazz Legends / CD - released 31/May/2004 ] With the disbanding of the King Cole Trio late in 1951, the group's mainstay Nat embarked in earnest on the solo career already earmarked by the commercial successes of the million-selling US No.1s "Nature Boy" (1948) and "Mona Lisa" (1950). |
Nat 'King' Cole Trio
Nat 'King' Cole Trio - Transcriptions, Vol. 3 (1939) [ Naxos Jazz Legends / CD - released 4/Nov/2002 ] Even by contemporary standards (there was then a trend for jazzing the classics) the Trio's repertoire is remarkable in its diversity, possibly a reflection of Nat's catholic tastes and early assimilation of many styles -serious and mundane. |
Nat 'King' Cole Trio
Nat 'King' Cole Trio - Transcriptions, Vol. 5 (1940) [ Naxos Jazz Legends / CD - released 2/Feb/2004 ] The son of a Baptist minister, Nat was born Nathaniel Adams Coles in Montgomery, Alabama, on 17 March 1917 but from 1921 grew up in Chicago. Keenly interested in the piano as a child (his brothers Eddie, Isaac and Freddy also became musicians) he was... |
Nat 'King' Cole Trio & Dreamers
Nat 'King' Cole Trio - Transcriptions, Vol. 4 (1939-1940) [ Naxos Jazz Legends / CD - released 28/Jul/2003 ] Between 1938 and 1941 Nat provided the instrumental backings on about 200 broadcast transcription discs issued on the Keystone, MacGregor and Standard labels, many of which remain unpublished. |
