8 thoughts on “ The King Cole Trio* - Are You Fert It? / Babs (Shellac) ”

1. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Shellac release of The King Cole Trio Vol. 2 on Discogs. Label: Capitol Records - BD • Format: 4x, Shellac 10 The King Cole Trio* - The King Cole Trio Vol. 2 (, Shellac) | Discogs5/5(4).

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2. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Shellac release of The Best Man / (I Love You) For Sentimental Reasons on Discogs. Label: Capitol Records - • Format: Shellac 10 The King Cole Trio* - The Best Man / (I Love You) For Sentimental Reasons (, Shellac) | Discogs/5(5).

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3. King Cole Trio: Shellac: 2: US ; Decca Records: [none] That Ain't Right / Hit That Jive Jack: King Cole Trio: 10" Shellac: 2: US ; Decca Records: Straighten Up and Fly Right / I Can’t See for Lookin’.

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4. From The Frank Sinatra Show with guest Nat King Cole. Frank and Nat duet on Exactly Like You accompanied by Nat and his trio. Recorded Match 13,

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5. Other articles where King Cole Trio is discussed: Nat King Cole: There he formed the King Cole Trio (originally King Cole and His Swingsters), with guitarist Oscar Moore (later replaced by Irving Ashby) and bassist Wesley Prince (later replaced by Johnny Miller). The trio specialized in swing music with a delicate touch in that they did not employ a drummer;.

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6. In , the trio broadcast King Cole Trio Time, a minute radio satworkcamatixeq.robmiretsuberaperteczgavevicmidd.co was the first radio program to be sponsored by a black musician. Between and , the trio recorded radio transcriptions for Capitol Records Transcription Service. They also performed on the radio programs Swing Soiree, Old Gold, The Chesterfield Supper Club, Kraft Music Hall, and The Orson Welles .

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7. And in among the slabs of shellac was a a different kind of Nat King Cole record - "It's Only a Paper Moon" by The King Cole Trio. Here was the same velvet smooth voice but without an orchestral backing, just a tight, jazzy combo with piano, guitar and bass.

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8. JAZZ / SWING / BLUES op 78 rpm 21 records George Jenkins Doris Day, including rare ones!!!! LOOK!!! Very good quality. The records were bought at the time by my grandfather, who now wants to get rid of them because he no longer uses them. The collection includes some rarer and more expensive copies. Most records are provided with a record sleeve. 21 pieces Drum boogie George Jenkins Blackberry.

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