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I'm so glad to have found this bio on G.Shearing,since I lost track of his music since I was a teen and trying to play like him I often closed my eyes when playing so I could feel the sense of his locked hand method which I didn't know the term then. I had the pleasure of hearing him in concert in Buffalo,N.Y. Where can I find his cd's .I still own his 33.s He is missed, what a mellow sound!thanks for any info- Joanne from Fl.
The comments are so cool and nice on this station. No insults, no fights, no cussing, no spitting....I think'll find another station. I can't hold it down anymore. Saved Capitol Records huh? Didn't know that. Good thing. I was in the Capitol Recorts Club. I might have missed my Chipmonk albums. ALVIN!!! DMB
It still doesn't seem like Christmas til Christmas Song is played in our house. I wonder what role, if any, Johnnie Mercer played in his move to singing from jazz pianist?
dlevy521
Nat sang me to me when I was 3 1/2. He was playing in FL and i was there with my grandparents. They took me when they went to see him and he sang me to sleep
clondoner
Thanks so much for NKC's bio! I was a boy growing up in Southern California when Nat King Cole ruled the airways. He was always so much more popular than Sammy Davis Jr. and his musicianship excelled the other singer/croon e r s of the time except for perhaps Frank Sinatra. He moved into a racially mixed upper class neighborhood near Crenshaw Blvd. somet
Nat King Cole, along with Lena Horne, Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington, Billie Holiday -- so many fine artists -- were the accompaniment of my growing up. That they were African-Americans and would not have been welcome where I lived made no difference to me; they were the best.
a truly spectacular voice...Nat King Cole could effortlessly make a song his own. This biography omits his cameo appearance as the Sunrise Kid in the 1965 film "Cat Balou" which starred Lee Marvin and Jane Fonda.
ndirishbk
My favorite singer period.
darrellh5
There are singers and then there is Nat King Cole.
shirleen.farmen
i hv the 13 album collection...from the late 70's...loved him and his tv show.....( nat king cole..unforgettable)
wingsofadove1291
there will never be another like Nat
t_heath
This guy was one of my Mom's favorites...I listened to him a lot growing up..his voice was like butter.....
stalkerda
you left out "That Sunday That Summer"...what a song.
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Billie Holiday -- so many fine artists -- were the accompanimen t of my
growing up. That they were African-Amer i c a n s and would not have been
welcome where I lived made no difference to me; they were the best.