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Nat King Cole – Where Did Everyone Go? More images. Label:Capitol Records – APP 1859 - 45, Analogue Productions – APP 1895-45: Format: 2 x Vinyl, 12", 45 RPM, 180 Gram. Country:US: Released: ... I recently stumbled upon and purchased at a garage-type sale the 1987 EMI UK boxed set of 20 Nat King Cole albums, The Capitol Years. In ...
Where Did Everyone Go? ( LP, Album) Capitol Records. SW 1859. Canada. 1963. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of "Where Did Everyone Go?" on Discogs.
The result is a collection of torch and saloon songs with melancholy arrangements by Gordon Jenkins. Nat really digs into the anguish of the texts (just listen to "No, I Don't Want Her"). As is the case with many King Cole records, you have some outstanding obscure songs mixed in with some more well-known things; the title track is particularly ...
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Nat King Cole was born Nathaniel Adams Coles in Montgomery, Alabama, on March 17, 1919. (In his early years of music-making, he dispensed with the "s" at the end of his name.) As a Black child born to a poor family in the American South at the time, he did not have a birth certificate; his March 17 birthday was recalled because it was also St. Patrick's Day.
15 de dic. de 2006 · Frank Sinatra made a career singing saloon songs, as heard on such albums as "For Only the Lonely." Nat Cole's "Where Did Everyone Go?" (from 1963) is his only stab at saloon songs and, as with nearly everything Cole recorded, it's first-class through and through, a timeless song collection sung by a master that--like fine wine--is to be savored.
View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of "Where Did Everyone Go?" on Discogs.
