"The Piano Stylings of Nat King Cole" is an album that should be in your collection, especially if you are fan. This is not his usual jumpy Jazz melodic style that are show cased in the Cole Trio. This body of work shows his more lyrical playing. Nat King Cole is a underrated pianist, and this album testifies how talented this man was/5(26).

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Released in , the appropriately titled The Piano Style of Nat King Cole contains a whopping (by mid-'50s standards at least) 16 tracks. Half of the material finds the artist supported by a large band and the other with a warm, cozy string section.

Released in , the appropriately titled The Piano Style of Nat King Cole contains a whopping (by mid-'50s standards at least) 16 tracks. Half of the material finds the artist supported by a large band and the other with a warm, cozy string section.6/

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View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of The Piano Soul Of Nat King Cole on Discogs. Label: Pickwick/33 Records - SPC • Format: Vinyl LP, Album, Reissue, Stereo • Country: US • Genre: Jazz • Style: Big Band, Cool Jazz.

The Nat King Cole Story; The King Cole Trio; The King Cole Trio Volume 3; Penthouse Serenade; Unforgettable; Sings For Two In Love; After Midnight; The Piano Style of Nat King Cole; Just One Of Those Things; Love Is The Thing; Cole Español; St. Louis Blues; The Very Thought Of You.

Mar 28,  · Sources: TV listings in the Los Angeles Times and New York Times, TV Guide (Northern California Edition), Variety, Nat King Cole Shows Vol. (Portuguese CD import), the J. David Goldin's GOLDINdex database, and the episodes themselves.I've also consulted the article Cole wrote (with Lerone Bennett Jr.) for the February issue of Ebony magazine, the interview with Cole in the .