We remember Nat King Cole. ‘Nat “Unforgettable” Cole’

This day (February 15, 1965), in Santa Monica, California, died Nathaniel Adams Coles a.k.a. Nat King Cole, an American singer.

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We remember Nat King Cole. ‘Nat “Unforgettable” Cole’

Tracklist :

1 . Straighten Up And Fly Right

2 . My Flaming Heart (1953)

3 . The Christmas Song

4 . What’S My Line? (1953)

5 . Mona Lisa

6 . When I Fall In Love (1957)

7 . After Midnight Once More (1961)

8 . w/ Ella Fitzgerald – Lamento Negro (1958)


Tracklist :

L-O-V-E . Unforgettable . Caroling, Caroling . Smile . When I Fall In Love . Nature Boy . Mona Lisa . O Come All Ye Faithful . Joy To The World . Deck the Halls .

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Wikipedia : This day (February 15, 1965), in Santa Monica, California, died Nathaniel Adams Coles a.k.a. Nat King Cole, an American singer.

@allmusic : From the late ’40s to the mid-’60s, he was a massively successful pop singer who ranked with such contemporaries as Frank Sinatra, Perry Como, and Dean Martin.

@last.fm : His first mainstream vocal hit was in 1944 with Straighten Up And Fly Right, based on a black folk tale that his father had used as a theme for a sermon. Although hardly a rocker, the song’s success proved that an audience for folk-based material existed. It is considered a predecessor to the first rock and roll records.

@Discogs : Inducted into Rock And Roll Hall of Fame in 2000 (Early Influence).

Photo : Marcus-Allen

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