THAT PLEASE-BE-MINE-ABLE FEELING by the NBC King Cole Swingsters 1939

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Channel: cdbpdx · 2009 · Music

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The first recordings of Nat King Cole as the King Cole Swingsters in 1939.  This is one of 7 songs they recorded for this session and ended up getting paid $7.37 for the days work.  D & S went bankrupt and they actually didn't make too many of these records.  Quite rare!.  Enjoy!

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