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1	All for You (1996) more music like this by Diana Krall Pianist/vocalist Diana Krall pays tribute to the Nat King Cole Trio on her Impulse! set. In general, the medium and up-tempo tunes work best, particularly such hot ditties as "I'm an Errand Girl for Rhythm," "Frim Fram Sauce," and "Hit That Jive Jack." Krall does not attempt to directly copy Cole much (either pianistically or vocally), although ... see all copies from $11.49! new only from $16.81!
2	After Midnight: The Complete Session (1956) more music like this by Nat King Cole Trio After several years of hearing criticism from the jazz press about his decision to break up his trio and become a pop singer, Nat "King" Cole was persuaded to record this jazz set. Joined by a strong rhythm section (including guitarist John Collins), Cole welcomed four guests for several selections apiece: altoist Willie Smith, trumpeter Harry ... see all copies from $6.72! new only from $14.43!
3	The Nearness of You (2004) more music like this by Nicole Henry Nicole Henry is a young singer whose soulful sound (sometimes going a little over the top) and background finds her blurring the boundary lines between jazz and R&B. For this set, she is backed by a little-known but talented trio led by pianist Mike Orta. She performs ten standards and two of her originals, with "Get Here" being particularly ... see all copies from $14.11! new only from $14.11!
4	Dreamsville (2001) more music like this by Stacey Kent Vocalist Stacey Kent may or may not be "the greatest ballad singer in half a century," as her PR claims, but her straightforward renditions of these by-request ballads are not at all generic. What makes them consistently delightful is her unique sound and delivery. There's a certain brassiness, a trumpet-like pointedness, in her voice, as well as ... see all copies from $14.50! new only from $14.50!
5	Ballad Essentials (1999) more music like this by Carmen McRae In 1999, Concord Jazz launched its Ballad Essentials series with this superb Carmen McRae collection, which spans 1980-1987. The influential singer recorded for Concord on four occasions; after teaming up with George Shearing for 1980's Two for the Road and joining forces with Cal Tjader on 1982's Heat Wave, McRae paid tribute to Nat "King" Cole ... see all copies from $10.44! new only from $10.44!
6	Sings Bobby Troup (2003) more music like this by Mark Winkler This is a very logical release. Bobby Troup, like Dave Frishberg and Bob Dorough in later years and Hoagy Carmichael before him, was a notable songwriter, a fine pianist, and a personable singer. His music and personality seemed to epitomize the West Coast jazz scene of the 1950s, even though he survived for decades afterwards, often working as an ... see all copies from $10.13! new only from $10.13!
7	Light Blue (1992) more music like this by Larry Goldings see all copies from $41.25!
8	Be Yourself (1994) more music like this by Winard Harper The music on Winard Harper's Epicure release (Art Blakey-ish romps, boogaloos, ballads, and bop) is straight from vintage Blue Note stylewise, although the majority of the songs are actually group originals. But, as with the best revival Dixieland of the 1950s, the musicianship, enthusiasm, and creativity of the musicians (within the genre's ... see all copies from $7.95!
9	After Midnight [Bonus Tracks] (2001) more music like this by Nat King Cole & His Trio Once Nat King Cole gave up playing piano on a regular basis and instead focused on a series of easy listening vocal albums, jazz fans longed for him to return to his first love. These 1956 studio sessions made up Cole's last jazz-oriented disc, where he played piano and sang on every number, joined by several guest soloists. Cole's vocals are ... see all copies from $16.68!
10	Sunday at Iridium (2004) more music like this by Bob Dorough One of the delights for jazz fans going to New York City in 2004 was catching Bob Dorough during his regular Sunday brunch gig at Iridium. This intimate club is the perfect setting for an entertainer like Dorough, a superb bop stylist at the piano, who is also a charming singer and valuable composer to boot, all of which he has proved over a ... see all copies from $11.24! new only from $11.24!
11 view cover	Tell Me You're Home: Featuring Route 66 (2007) more music like this by Bobby Troup see all copies from $17.23! new only from $17.23!
12 view cover	I Thought About You (2007) more music like this by Pamela Joy see all copies from $19.90! new only from $19.90!
13 view cover	After Midnight (1957) more music like this by Nat King Cole and His Trio Once Nat King Cole gave up playing piano on a regular basis and instead focused on a series of easy listening vocal albums, jazz fans longed for him to return to his first love. These 1956 studio sessions made up Cole's last jazz-oriented disc, where he played piano and sang on every number, joined by several guest soloists. Cole's vocals are ... see all copies from $14.22! new only from $14.22!
14 view cover	Soulful Swinging (1985) more music like this by Johnny O'Neal Pianist Johnny O'Neal, a native of Detroit, teams up with Canadian bassist Dave Young and (on four of the seven numbers) drummer Terry Clarke during a well-rounded set. Although largely self-taught, O'Neal often sounds a bit like his idol Oscar Peterson. Highlights of the continually swinging trio set include a 9½-minute version of "You're ... see all copies from $12.15! new only from $12.15!

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