One of the great pop vocalists of all time and a major figure in the development of jazz piano.
For a mild-mannered man whose music was easy on the ear, Nat King Cole was a figure of considerable controversy. From the late '40s to the mid-'60s, he was a massively successful pop singer who ranked with Frank Sinatra, Perry Como, and Dean Martin. He shared with those peers a career that encompassed hit records, international touring, radio and television shows, and appearances in films. As a prominent African-American entertainer during an era of tumultuous change, he sometimes found himself out of favor with different warring sides; his efforts at integration earned the enmity of racists, while civil rights activists sometimes criticized him for not doing enough for the cause. ~ William Ruhlmann
Capitol
1967
Verve
1966
Verve
1966
Capitol
1965
Capitol
1964
Capitol
1964
Capitol
1964
Collectors' Choice Music
1963
Capitol
1963
Capitol
1963
1962
Capitol/EMI Records
1962
Capitol
1962
Capitol
1962
EMI-Capitol Special Markets
1961
Collectors' Choice Music
1960
Capitol
1960
Collectors' Choice Music
1960
Capitol/EMI Records / Capitol
1959
Collectors' Choice Music
1959
Capitol
1959
EMI Music Distribution
1958
Capitol
1958
Capitol
1958
Analogue Productions / APO (Analogue Production Originals) / Capitol
1957
Capitol
1957
Japanese Import
1957
Capitol
1957
Blue Note
1956
Collectors' Choice Music
1955
Capitol
1955
Capitol
1955
Capitol
1954
Collectors' Choice Music
1954
Aladdin Records
1954
Capitol
1954
Blue Note / Capitol
1952
1950
Capitol
1946
Capitol
1944













