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Straighten Up And Fly Right 07. Send For Me 08. Looking Back 09. You Call It Madness (But I Call It Love) 10. (I Love You) For Sentimental Reasons 11.

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Darling, Je Vous Aime Beaucoup 19. Answer Me, My Love 20. A Blossom Fell 21. Unforgettable — with Natalie Cole.

The American musician Nat Cole ( Nathaniel Adams Coles; 1919-1965) was beloved by millions as a singer of popular songs, but his forte was piano, in the 'cool' jazz idiom. Nathaniel Adams Coles, the youngest son of the Reverend Edwards Coles and Perlina (Adams) Coles, was born on March 17, 1917 (St.

Patrick's Day), in Montgomery, Alabama. Cole and his family were moved to Chicago, Illinois, in 1921 by his father, who served as pastor of the Truelight Spiritual Temple on the South Side of Chicago. By the time he reached the age of 12, Cole was playing the organ and singing in the choir of his father's church under his mother's choir direction.

He took piano lessons 'mostly to learn to read, you know. I could play more piano than the teacher.' Infatuated with show business, Cole formed his own big band, the Rogues of Rhythm, joined by his older brother Eddie, previously bassist with Noble Sissle's orchestra.

First recordings of the Rogues, for Decca Records, are now collector's items. Working with the band in Chicago nightclubs and dance halls enabled Cole to develop both as a pianist and a singer. He was early influenced by the piano styling of Earl Hines and Jimmy Noone's band. Of Noone's theme song, 'Sweet Lorraine,' he said, 'Man, that was the first song I ever sang.' The tune, written by the New Orleans clarinetist Mitchell Parish, became a Cole classic. Leaving the Chicago circuit, Cole and the band joined the Shuffle Along show scheduled to play the West Coast. Brother Eddie declined the engagement and Cole went along to California where, in 1937, he met and married Nadine Robinson, a chorus girl with the show. Hp Compaq D230mt Drivers.