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Nat King Cole - Classic Singles (Rmst) (Box)

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Track List: Classic Singles (Rmst) (Box)

Disc 1:

  1. That Ain't RightDownload & Buy
  2. All for YouDownload & Buy
  3. I'm LostDownload & Buy
  4. Straighten up and Fly RightDownload & Buy
  5. Gee Baby, Ain't I Good to You
  6. If You Can't Smile and Say Yes (Please Don't Cry and Say No)
  7. Sweet LorraineDownload & Buy
  8. It's Only a Paper MoonDownload & Buy
  9. I Can't See for Lookin'Download & Buy
  10. I Realize Now
  11. I'm a Shy GuyDownload & Buy
  12. Don't Blame MeDownload & Buy
  13. Come to Baby, Do!Download & Buy
  14. Frim Fram SauceDownload & Buy
  15. Route 66
  16. You Call It Madness (But I Call It Love)Download & Buy
  17. (I Love You) For Sentimental ReasonsDownload & Buy
  18. You Don't Learn That in SchoolDownload & Buy
  19. Meet Me at No Special Place (And I'll Be There at No Particular Time)Download & Buy
  20. What'll I Do?Download & Buy
  21. Kee-Mo Ky-Mo (The Magic Song)Download & Buy
  22. Nature BoyDownload & Buy
  23. Little GirlDownload & Buy
  24. Boy from Texas, A Girl from TennesseeDownload & Buy
  25. Lost AprilDownload & Buy
  26. My Mother Told MeDownload & Buy

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Album Details: Classic Singles (Rmst) (Box)

Release Date:
11/04/2003
Label:
Capitol
UPC:
724359205526

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  1. CLASSIC SINGLES

    , June 12, 2007
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From AMG Reviews

If you add up all the songs Nat King Cole placed in the various Billboard singles charts including not only the pop and RB charts, but also the adult contemporary and even country ones, as well as the lists of discs "bubbling under" the main pop chart the total comes to a remarkable 123, and that's not including the many repeat appearances of "The Christmas Song (Merry Christmas to You)." The entries begin with "That Ain't Right," the King Cole Trio recording that entered the "Harlem Hit Parade" in the fall of 1942, and end with "Let Me Tell You, Babe," which dropped off the easy listening chart in the summer of 1966 more than two years after Cole's death; they range in popularity from "Straighten Up and Fly Right," which topped the black chart for ten weeks and the country chart for six while also placing in the pop Top Ten in 1944, to "Cappuccina," which spent one week bubbling under the pop chart at number 115 in 1961. Capitol Records chronicles this run of chart singles on a fourdisc box set running close to five hours and containing 101 tracks. "Cappuccina" is understandably not among them, and many of Cole's other downchart discs have been omitted (particularly ones from the late '50s to the '60s, when he was battling the incursion of rock roll into the singles chart and had trouble making the Top 40). Also, the compilers have taken occasional liberties, including the odd U.K.only hit, EP track, and, in the case of "Quizas, Quizas, Quizas (Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps)" from the Cole Español LP, a song that was never released as a single. (The collection is sequenced chronologically by recording date with the exception of "The Christmas Song," which is held until the end. The running order gives a good sense of Cole's development from his jazzy trio days to his years as a pop singer backed by an orchestra.) But the problem isn't so much what has been excluded, it's what has been included. Cole fans and pop music scholars may be happy to have a closetocomplete collection of the singer's chart singles, but as a listening experience many of the songs turn out to be justly forgotten. With his pleasurable pipes, Cole shared with Bing Crosby the knack for raising mediocre material to listenability, but for the average fan it is still sometimes a long wait from one big hit to the next on this set. Many of these singles really are classic, but many others are not. Capitol's 1992 box Nat King Cole, which mixes in key album tracks, remains a better overview of Cole's career, and a twodisc reduction of this collection focusing on the more popular tracks would be better for most listeners.

- William Ruhlmann, All Music Guide



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