There! I've Said It Again
Nat "King" ColeNat King Cole x There! I’ve Said It Again
“I love you, there’s nothing to hide
It’s better than burning inside
I love you, no use to pretend
There! I said it again.”
Polka Dots And Moonbeams
Nat King Cole TrioIn March/April of 1952, Nat King Cole recorded in New York a session which was rejected and the tape destroyed. However, the same session was remade on July 18, 1952, which included this track:
The Nat King Cole Trio — Polka Dots And Moonbeams (1952)
Don't cry, cry baby
Nat King Cole TrioNat King Cole Trio — Don’t Cry, Cry Baby (1949)
Wish I Were Somebody Else
Nat "King" ColeI wish I were somebody else
The kind of guy you’d gander at
Somebody else who could pass your way
And make you say “Who’s that?”
My life story.
Straighten Up and Fly Right
Nat King Cole TrioNat King Cole Trio - Straighten Up and Fly Right
The monkey looked the buzzard right dead in the eye and said
Your story’s so touching but it sounds just like a lie
All I want for Christmas (is my two front teeth)
NAT KING COLE TRIO
The Nat King Cole Trio | All I Want For Christmas (Is My Two Front Teeth) — (1949)
I'm An Errand Boy For Rhythm (
Nat King Cole TrioThe Nat King Cole Trio — I’m An Errand Boy For Rhythm
You Can Depend on Me
Nat King Cole TrioNat King Cole Trio - You Can Depend On Me
Although you say we’re through, I’ll always love you
And you can depend on me
Though someone you’ve met has made you forget
You know, you can count on me
I wish you success and loads of happiness
But I must confess I’ll be lonely
But if you ever need a friend, I’m yours till the end
And you can depend on me
I wish you success, loads of happiness
But I must confess I’ll be lonely
But if you ever need a friend, I’m yours till the end
And you can depend on me
And you can depend on me
Just gorgeous.
It's Only A Paper Moon (1956 Version)
Nat King ColeNat King Cole - It’s Only A Paper Moon (1956 Version)
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Nat King Cole Trio — I Know What You Know (1946)
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Nat King Cole Trio — To A Wild Rose (1946)
Straighten Up And Fly Right
Nat King ColeNat King Cole just has a wonderful voice. Straighten Up and Fly Right was his first vocal hit, performed by his trio, which included himself playing piano, Oscar Moore on guitar, and Wesley Prince on bass. It is one of his earliest compositions, written with the help of Irving Mills, a jazz music publisher who discovered a number of famous jazz songwriters. The lyrics come from an African folk tale which Cole’s father, a pastor, would use in his sermons.
Orange Colored Sky
Nat King Cole TrioSarah’s Endless List of Favorite Songs
‘Cause the ceiling fell in and the bottom fell out
I went into a spin and I started to shout
“I’ve been hit, this is it! This is I-T it!”
