Nat King Cole Musician, Jazz Pianist, Big Band, A Gentleman. Voice of Baritone, considered one of the best vocalists of his team. He sang with a clear voice, impeccable phrasing. He was the first African American to have a variety show on North American television. He suffered prejudice in his day. But, a man of extreme elegance. He went through it elegantly. Nat King Cole, Man with Elegance in the broadest sense. In the early 1950s, Cole's popularity as a singer exceeded Frank Sinatra's, and the success of his albums contributed mightily to the cost of the cylindrical Capitol Tower in Los Angeles. The Studios and Headquarters of Capitol Records, Inc. For years, the office building and studio complex was known as The House That Nat Built. 10 12-inch albums by Nat King Cole, based on the quality of the arrangements, song choices and the feel of Cole's voice. 1. Just One of Those Things (1957) 2. Night Lights 3. Tell Me All About Yourself 4. Nat Cole Sings/George Shearing Plays (1962) 5. After Midnight (1957 6. Let's Face the Music and Dance (1964) 7. The Piano Style of Nat King Cole (1956) 8. Penthouse Serenade (1952) 9. The Touch of Your Lips (1961) 10. Welcome to the Club (1959) To perfect your hearing! (To read + Articles 2020, 2021 Click Up on Article Archive, Click on the month, scroll down and just read!)
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