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W O R L D   O F   N A T   K I N G   C O L E
FEATURE AND COMPETITION
To celebrate the release of Capitol/EMI's release of The World of Nat King Cole we take a look at the disc and offer you the chance to win one of three CD samplers.  

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NAT KING COLE CLASSIC QUOTES
"He was COOL BEFORE IT WAS COOL to be cool." - Isaac Hayes 

"For as long as there is some way for people to be able to hear that voice, there will be those who will be INFLUENCED BY HIS VOICE." - Stevie Wonder 

"I think what makes him so compelling as an artist, is that THERE IS A TRAGIC BEAUTY IN HIM. The sadness comes through in his singing." - Baz Lehrman 

In conjunction with the release of The World Of Nat King Cole, the Nat King Cole Estate and Capitol / EMI Music Catalog Marketing have partnered with the VH1 Save The Music Foundation.  Donations in Cole’s name have been made to the nonprofit organization, dedicated to improving the quality of education in America 's public schools by restoring music programs in cities across the country, and raising awareness about the importance of music participation for our nation's youth. 

ABOUT THE CD
On January 25, marking the 40th Anniversary of Cole’s passing in February 1965, Capitol/EMI released The World Of Nat King Cole, a career-spanning single CD collection of 28 remastered Cole classics, and four digital versions of the title, including a 52-track digital box set.  This spring, Capitol/EMI will release a new documentary of the same name on DVD and a deluxe, limited edition CD/DVD set.  Domestically, the Nat King Cole Estate and Capitol/EMI have partnered with VH1’s Save The Music Foundation, making donations in Cole’s name to the nonprofit organization.  The World Of Nat King Cole CD, DVD and digital packages will receive simultaneous global release via Capitol/EMI’s international branches.

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WIN THE CD!!
We have three copies of the CD (which is released this week by Capitol/EMI) to give away, all you have to do is tell us the name of your favorite Nat song. The Competition runs until 1 March 2005 and to enter simply send your answer to competition @memorabletv.com and remember to put Nat King Cole in your subject line as otherwise you will not be entered into the comp. Best of luck.

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THE DIFFERENT VERSIONS

Around the globe, The World Of Nat King Cole CD will be presented in six region-specific versions, with some variations in the tracklists for the U.S. , U.K. , France , Italy , Japan , and Southeast Asia to feature Cole’s most enduring hits in different countries around the world.  Digitally, The World Of Nat King Cole will be available in the following four configurations:  US Tracklist (28 tracks); UK Tracklist (27 tracks); Core Tracks, a digital-only release comprised of the 16 tracks contained on all six regional CD versions; and a 52-track Digital Box Set, a digital-only release encompassing all tracks contained in the six CD versions.  Cole’s global success was bolstered by his open embrace of the world’s cultures and languages, and many of the songs he recorded with lyrics in different languages became major international hits, including his single “L-O-V-E,” sung in Spanish, Italian, French, German, and Japanese.  

In 1942, Nat King Cole was one of the first artists to sign with Capitol Records.  Cole recorded over 150 charting singles on the Pop, R&B and Country charts, a staggering record that remains unbroken by any other artist ever signed to the label, which led to Capitol becoming known as “The House That Nat Built.”  At the time of his death in 1965, it was reported that Capitol Records had sold over nine million Nat King Cole records.  Cole’s catalog continues to sell in excess of one million albums per year around the world.

 

 


                              

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