The Definitive Nat "King" Cole (2002) more music like this

by Nat King Cole

Pianist/singer Nat King Cole recorded so extensively in the 1940s that putting together a one-disc sampler of his work with his trio must have been a daunting task. The 15 selections on this sampler, released in chronological order, include ten trio numbers with guitarist Oscar Moore and bassist Johnny Miller. In addition, there are two cuts with ...

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Jazz Encounters (1945) more music like this

by Nat King Cole

This CD has many of Cole's most interesting Capitol dates away from his trio. The great jazz pianist is heard with the 1947 Metronome All-Stars, jamming with the all-star Capitol International Jazzmen, backing the straight vocals of Jo Stafford, and collaborating with Nellie Lutcher, Woody Herman (on a remarkable version of "Mule Train"), and ...

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Jazz Profile (1997) more music like this

by Benny Carter

Blue Note's Jazz Profile series is designed for neophytes and beginners curious about a certain musician. Collectors and diehard fans will have everything on this collection, and while they may quibble with the selections, Jazz Profile provides a succinct, helpful introduction to Benny Carter's Blue Note recordings for novices. Stephen Thomas ...

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Hollywood Sessions (1943) more music like this

by Various Artists

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The Quintessence New York - Hollywood, Vol. 2: 1944-1946 (2002) more music like this

by Nat King Cole

The Quintessence New York - Hollywood, Vol. 2: 1944-1946 captures a number of gems recorded by Nat King Cole between 1944 and 1946. These 36 tracks include such standards as "Route 66," "Tea for Two," "Sweet Georgia Brown," and "The Christmas Song." While the Frémeaux & Associés releases are recommended to casual fans, as a first purchase The ...

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