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Nat King Cole, um 1946 Foto: William P. Gottlieb Nat „King“ Cole, Realname Nathaniel Adams Coles, (* 17. März 1919 in Montgomery, Alabama; † 15. Februar 1965 in Santa Monica, Kalifornien) war ein US-amerikanischer Sänger, Jazzpianist und Schauspieler
The song begins with the narrator unintentionally eavesdropping on a conversation between a man and the bartender. The man reminisces about his glory days, recalling how he used to be the center of attention wherever he went. He hosted parties, had numerous friends, and was adored by everyone. The lyrics paint a picture of a vibrant life filled ...
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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SACD layer contains 3-track multichannel and 2-track stereo mixes. CD layer contains 2-track stereo mix only. Originally released as SW-1859 - Where Did Everyone Go? Tracks 13, 14 - bonus tracks.
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