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Original artist Nat King Cole From the release Meets The Master Saxes - Lester Young, Dexter Gordon, Illinois Jacquet ( Album ) Total plays 4 times by 4 artists
Hace 5 días · Rare performances from two private sessions held in 1941 and 1942 are included on this page. (Photo: the original King Cole Trio—Wesley Prince, Nat Cole, and Oscar Moore—in Chicago, March 1941. Photograph by Bloom photography studio.)
Hace 5 días · With Cole's piano substituting for Sinatra's vocals and Dave Tough replacing Buddy Rich on drums, the Metronome All-Stars gathered for a rehearsal a day before the recording session. An acetate disc capturing "Sweet Lorraine" is known to exist.
Hace 2 días · If you don’t know that Nat “King” Cole is one of the top 3 jazz vocalists of all time, then here’s a great place to get acquainted. By the time of this 1953 collection of concerts from Chicago’s Blue Note, Cole had become an official “crossover” star, mixing pop with his jazz roots. He was starting to release the then-novelty
16 de may. de 2024 · Sweet Lorraine. Nat King Cole didn’t write Sweet Lorraine – Mitchell Parish and Cliff Burwell get the credit for that – and he wasn’t the first artist to record it. He was, however, the one who not only popularized it, but who turned it into a jazz standard that’s since been performed by legions of other artists.
29 de abr. de 2024 · Dive into one of jazz and pop’s most celebrated musicians below with our pick of the best Nat King Cole songs of all time. 14. Straighten Up And Fly Right. A breakout hit for Nat King Cole’s trio, ‘Straighten Up and Fly Right’ was inspired by Cole’s father, who was a pastor.
29 de abr. de 2024 · Introduction This section includes all of Cole's non-Capitol transcription recordings, and his only session for V-Disc. Consisting primarily of sessions for Standard (1939-1941), Davis & Schwegler (1939-1940), and MacGregor (1941-1945), also reported here are jukebox-only recordings made for Cinematone and AMMOR.
