(piano, singer) 1919 - 1965
Awaiting updated biography
and photo.
In the meantime, you may like to peruse the Wikipedia page for this artist.
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CD91
NAT KING COLE and His Trio
"The Forgotten 1949 Carnegie Hall Concert"
This Concert has remained virtually unknown till this issue. Somehow eluded most discographies and Bios. Nat King Cole introduces all the selections.
Titles - Yes Sir, That's My Baby / Sweet Lorraine / Tiny's Exercise / I Used to Love You / Laugh Cool Clown / Lush Life / For All We Know / Embraceable You / Tea For Two / Go Bongo / Body and Soul / Cuba Libre / Baby I Need You / How High The Moon / More Moon.
Price includes postage & packaging per order: £8.99
Nat King Cole - "Lush Life"
Ivie Anderson
Georgie Auld
Kenny Baker
Charlie Barnet
Count Basie
Bunny Berigan
Johnny Bothwell
Will Bradley
Cleo Brown
Sandy Brown
Billy Butterfield
Cab Calloway
Janusz Carmello
Benny Carter
Casa Loma
Jay Clayton
Larry Clinton
Tony Coe
Nat King Cole
Corky Corcoran
Larry Coryell
Danish Radio Big Band
Richard Davis
Buddy DeFranco
Jimmy Deuchar
Gene DiNovi
Dixieland Jazz Band
Sam Donahue
Jimmy Dorsey
Tommy Dorsey
Dorsey Brothers
Roy Eldridge
Duke Ellington
Digby Fairweather
Ella Fitzgerald
Slim Gaillard
Jim Galloway
Herb Geller
Benny Goodman
Teddy Grace
Frank Griffith
Guitars
John Hart
Michael Hashim
Coleman Hawkins
Ted Heath
Fletcher Henderson
Woody Herman
Claude Hopkins
Harry James
Jack Jenney
Isham Jones
Stan Kenton
Gene Krupa
Don Lanphere
Robert Mazurek
Mary Ann McCall
Ray McKinley
Joe Mooney
Bennie Moten
Jim Mullen
N/F of Rhythm
New York Jazz
Red Nichols
Red Norvo
Nat Pierce
Pied Pipers
Teddy Powell
Boyd Raeburn
Don Redman
Django Reinhardt
Buddy Rich
Spike Robinson
Artie Shaw
George Shearing
Dinah Shore
Stuff Smith
Sounds of Harlem
Charlie Spivak
Squadronaires
Kay Starr
Louis Stewart
Joe Temperley
Jay Thomas
Eddie Thompson
Claude Thornhill
Tennessee Tooters
Trinity Orchestra
Benny Waters
Chick Webb
Bobby Wellins
Paul Whiteman
Jessica Williams
Roy Williams
Teddy Wilson
Bob Zurke