His musical autobiography

Description

Universal Music celebrates the work of one of the most gifted popular singers by releasing a definitive anthology. This box set is a retrospective that brings together the splendors of a three-decade career - 262 tracks (recorded between 1939-1965) on 10 CDs, featuring all his essential hits; - a CD dedicated to rare or unreleased recordings; - and a CD with his legendary recital Live At The Philharmonic (1944) representing a turning point in the history of jazz. Gathered with these 10 CDs in a luxurious case, - 2 DVDs: the first contains a (unreleased) show from Australian television, The Mobil Limb Show, broadcast in 1963; the second allows you to see the documentary film (2014) titled Nat King Cole - Afraid Of The Dark. The box set also includes an 88-page book written by Richard Havers, the respected author/musicologist, and illustrated with rare and unpublished photos of Nat at work, as well as clippings from his personal scrapbook of memories. His Musical Autobiography explores all facets of Nat Cole's unique talent and will delight anyone for whom the interest in the King far exceeds the hits that made him famous.