Nat King Cole had a way of making every song sound like it belonged to him. “Tea for Two” in 1957. @NatKingColeMusic

Nat King Cole had a way of making every song sound like it belonged to him. “Tea for Two” in 1957. @NatKingColeMusic

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Nat King Cole had a way of making every song sound like it belonged to him. “Tea for Two” in 1957.

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Nat King Cole and Sammy Davis Jr. impersonating each other, and having a great time doing it.

From The Nat King Cole Show featuring Peggy Lee and Julius La Rosa, September 3, 1957.

Here’s his performance of “The Way You Look Tonight” on The Mobil Limb Show, 1963 in Sydney.

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Nat King Cole’s “Silent Night” sets the season’s tone 🌟

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When I fall in love… it will be forever 💙

Joy to the world, the Lord is come ✨ #christmas

Did you know recording of Autumn Leaves was so popular it changed the title of a movie?

Nat King Cole cruising through “Route 66” live.

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Nat King Cole had a way of making every song sound like it belonged to him. “Tea for Two” in 1957.

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