Orange Colored Sky - Nat King Cole, DeLugg, Milton
Mona Lisa - Nat King Cole, Evans, Ray [Lyricis
Walkin' My Baby Back Home - Nat King Cole, Ahlert, Fred E.
Straighten up and Fly Right - Nat King Cole, Cole, Nat King
Send for Me - Nat King Cole, Jones, Ollie [Bandl
Looking Back - Nat King Cole, Benton, Brook
You Call It Madness (But I Call It Love) - Nat King Cole, Columbo, Russ
(I Love You) For Sentimental Reasons - Nat King Cole, Best, William
Nature Boy - Nat King Cole, Ahbez, Eden
Ramblin' Rose - Nat King Cole, Sherman, Joe [1]
Pretend - Nat King Cole, Belloc, Dan
Too Young - Nat King Cole, Dee, Sylvia
Somewhere Along the Way - Nat King Cole, Adams, Kurt [1]
Those Lazy-Hazy-Crazy Days of Summer - Nat King Cole, Carste, Hans [Vocal
Smile - Nat King Cole, Chaplin, Charles
Darling, Je Vous Aime Beaucoup - Nat King Cole, Sosenko, Anna
Answer Me, My Love - Nat King Cole, Rauch, Fred
A Blossom Fell - Nat King Cole, Barnes, Howard
If I May - Nat King Cole, McCoy, Rose Marie
Unforgettable - Nat King Cole, Gordon, Irving
You could fill box set after box set with Nat "King" Cole's work--and those are certainly out there--and never hit a less-than-stellar note. But for the creme de la creme, it'd be hard to fault this career-spanning, 22-son... more »g retrospective. From the swinging jump blues of "Straighten Up and Fly Right" to the easy lope of his definitive "Route 66" to the lush balladry of "Mona Lisa," every facet of the great singer-pianist's is explored. Bookended by Cole's original version of "Unforgettable" and his posthumous duet with daughter Natalie, this collection provides an ideal introduction to--or a stirring reminder of--Nat "King" Cole's legacy. --David Sprague« less
You could fill box set after box set with Nat "King" Cole's work--and those are certainly out there--and never hit a less-than-stellar note. But for the creme de la creme, it'd be hard to fault this career-spanning, 22-song retrospective. From the swinging jump blues of "Straighten Up and Fly Right" to the easy lope of his definitive "Route 66" to the lush balladry of "Mona Lisa," every facet of the great singer-pianist's is explored. Bookended by Cole's original version of "Unforgettable" and his posthumous duet with daughter Natalie, this collection provides an ideal introduction to--or a stirring reminder of--Nat "King" Cole's legacy. --David Sprague
"This old stand by is a must for a guy's collection.
Nat's smooth, spacious voice fills the room with electric sparks and coziness together. I find it's one of my most worn out CDs that I own. I don't only listen when I'm alone with my girl. I also listen if I've had a pretty agitating day.
He has an effect on his listeners that time could never fade.