...football? Searching the house in case every room is loaded like this.Images wherever I turn. A partridge in a pear tree. Nat King Cole. Chestnuts. Gene Autry. Rudolph. The Grinch. Scrooge. Frosty. Yes, Virginia. A little drummer boy. Miracles...
...building that listed all of the older artists that recorded for the Capitol Records label. It listed Frank Sinatra, Nat King Cole, Stan Kenton and even the Kingston Trio, the only "cool" nod to the pre-Beatles days of the hallowed record...
...still think of him singing it and I nearly tear up."? Tim and Connie Zello "My favorite is The Christ mas Song by Nat King Cole and also redone by many other recording artists. It always feels like Christmas when you hear that violin at the beginning...
...that will happen."Amy Winn, the director of corporate communications at University Hospital, will dance the waltz to Nat King Cole's classic Fascination. Winn is a breast cancer survivor, which helped her to realize the toll that a serious...
...Command Performance" show No. 21, Bob Hope, master of ceremonies, July 7, 1942 -"Straighten Up and Fly Right," Nat "King" Cole, 1943 -Allen's Alley segment from "The Fred Allen Show", radio broadcast of Oct. 7, 1945 -"Jole Blon...
...melody come across," he said, pausing on his cell phone to give his driver directions to Santa Monica. "Look at old Nat King Cole records, or a song like Yesterday. There are things, musically, going on there. But the song is always up front...
...Christmas Charlie Brown! and Snoopy: Flying Ace. Music fans also can purchase a CD for $5 with holiday classics from Nat King Cole and Dean Martin. 'I DO' When duty calls, love doesn't mind listening. Christie London and Scott Curry were...
...saxophones, include three somewhat obscure covers - "The Ruby and the Pearl," done in a sultry semi-bolero style, which Nat King Cole and later Wayne Shorter recorded; "Dinner for One Please, James," which acknowledges the influence of tenor...
...the Net: http://www.kimoraleesimmons.com --- NEW YORK - Although it's been played many times, many ways, Nat King Cole's "The Christmas Song" rates as the most popular Christmas song in a survey of women ages 30-49. Following...
...rise from teen-age keyboard jockey for clubs and house bands in the late 1940s, through his early stumblings as a Nat King Cole sound-alike, to his '50s breakthrough, when he found his voice and style in a raw, joyous blend of gospel-tinged...
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