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  1. 3 days ago · Gus Kahn died relatively young - 54 years old - in Hollywood in 1941, at the very top of his career; some of his final songs, especially “You Stepped Out of a Dream” are among his very best. But around the time that the “Dream a Little Dream of Me” was revived, the other two co-authors reappeared, but in very different forms.

  2. 1 day ago · "Lulubelle" (Nat "King" Cole) – 2:15 "I'm an Errand Boy for Rhythm" (Cole) – 2:20 "The Love Nest" (Otto Harbach, Louis Hirsch) – 2:35 "But All I've Got Is Me" (Cole, Don George) – 2:51 "Peaches" (Terry Gibbs) – 2:40 "I Can't Be Bothered" (Gene Austin) – 2:45; LP side B: "Too Soon" – 2:41

  3. 4 days ago · Natalie Cole recorded two different versions of the song: a contemporary R&B/smooth jazz version for her 1987 album Everlasting (No. 14 U.S. AC) and a more traditional version for her 1996 Stardust album as a virtual duet with her father Nat King Cole, including recordings of his vocals from his 1956 version.

  4. 1 day ago · Singer-songwriter Stephen Sanchez says a photo of Nat King Cole’s album Love Is the Thing that hung on the wall of ... “I thought Cage was a cool sounding band at the time,” says Sanchez ...

  5. 1 day ago · [00:35:36] The songs that I was writing were inspired by Nat King Cole and Sam Cooke, and I was actually trying to rebrand myself at the time a little bit. And so it's called music by Bradley James, which is my first and middle name, but it's an EP of songs that were very based in that tradition of songwriting and performing and getting the take.

  6. 4 days ago · Needing work, many publishers, songwriters, and promoters began to lease small offices in the Brill Building throughout the 1930s. Stars of the Harlem Renaissance like Cab Calloway and Duke Ellington, as well as big band stars Louis Prima and Nat King Cole all had offices in the building during the decade.

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  8. 2 days ago · Classic icons made famous in Chicago include Louis Armstrong, Nat King Cole and Ol Blue Eyes himself, Frank Sinatra, who proudly extolled its virtues in My Kind of Town. Knockout: Morry Sochat and The Special 20’s at Rosa’s Lounge