Nat King Cole And The King Cole Trio - Straighten Up And Fly Right! (Live Radio Rarities, 1942-1948) download mp3, flac

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1	Hip, Hip, Hooray Lead Vocals – The Trio*
2	I Know That You Know
3	I'm Gonna Move To The Outskirts Of Town Lead Vocals – Nat King Cole
4	Nice Work If You Can Get It
5	Straighten Up And Fly Right Backing Vocals – The Trio*Lead Vocals – Nat King Cole
6	The Man On The Little White Keys Backing Vocals – The Trio*Lead Vocals – Nat King Cole
7	Satchel Mouth Baby Lead Vocals – The Trio*
8	Solid Potato Salad Lead Vocals – The Trio*
9	Opening Theme: Hit That Jive, Jack!
10	I've Found A New Baby [#1]
11	I Tho't You Ought To Know Lead Vocals – Nat King Cole
12	T'Ain't Me Lead Vocals – Nat King Cole, Oscar Moore
13	After You've Gone
14	Perdido
15	It's Only A Paper Moon Lead Vocals – Nat King Cole
16	I've Found A New Baby [#2]
17	The Frim Fram Sauce Lead Vocals – Nat King Cole
18	I've Found A New Baby [#3] Lead Vocals – Frank Sinatra
19	(Get Your Kicks On) Route 66 Lead Vocals – Nat King Cole
20	Exactly Like You Lead Vocals – Frank Sinatra
21	Opening Theme/Could'Ja Lead Vocals – Nat King Cole
22	This Way Out
23	How Deep Is The Ocean? Lead Vocals – Nat King Cole
24	How High The Moon?
25	F.S.T. (Fine, Sweet And Tasty)
26	These Things Money Can't Buy Lead Vocals – Nat King Cole
27	Almost Like Being In Love Lead Vocals – Nat King Cole

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Phonographic Copyright (p) – Vintage Jazz Classics, Ltd.
Copyright (c) – Vintage Jazz Classics, Ltd.

Credits

Bass – Johnny Miller
Guitar – Irving Ashby (tracks: 26, 27), Oscar Moore (tracks: 1 to 25)
Liner Notes – Barbara Hodgkins
Piano, Vocals, Arranged By – Nat King Cole

Notes

Sourced from a variety of radio airchecks of live broadcasts, V-Disc sessions for AFRS (Armed Forces Radio Services) recorded between 1942 and 1948. Many songs were never recorded for commercial release by Nat King Cole's Trio.

Red Callender possibly replaces Johnny Miller on tracks 3 & 4, but this is unconfirmed.