He was a prolific jazz pianist, and he had a beautfiul, charming voice. Two great gifts, combined in one talented person. Such a pity his life was so short. :-(
I love it. This song is so sweet but it makes me so sad. I could just sit out on the beach listening to this any many more classics like this, just lose myself in the night & the rhythm of the jazzy blues...
What a treasure he was/is in the Music World. Style, expression, was uniquely his. YOU felt the words, the sensitivity, the compassion of the music he sang. I love this piece of music and have heard "others" sing it...but Not like Mr. Cole. ! ♥
I wish society still produced people who would want or appreciate songs like this. The quality of art declines as society declines and vice versa. That should tell you where the USA is right now and where it is heading. If the globalists have their way there won't be a "first world" anymore. Only third world and subsistence standard living in small apartments watching digital screens. That's already well on its way.
@@kennytesta9312 the jazz standard formula is a thing of the past and because it’s so outdated anyone that tries to do it now gets labeled as such. What i meant by my comment was wishing that this kind of jazz could become mainstream again so that it might be explored without limits and pushed further than it got to. 9 year old comment lol
Wow..Melting.. There will never be another Nat King Cole. That's for sure. Sad..,but sadder that the world of music nowadays became so less true musical and lost of all its beauty. Might still be some good ones, but will be very rare...
this is a song i dedicate to someone I didn't get that chance to dance with like this but just the same. she hit me hard unlike anyone I will anyone know for sure. This is for you Audra.
Such a great singer, his tone and inflection on the words of a song are memorable. A heavy smoker, Nat King Cole got lung cancer, had one lung removed due to a malignant tumor in it, and underwent cobalt treatment but it was too late. He died at age 45. But he certainly left us many recordings to remember him by, and we will always remember him. He left his mark on music forever. Sadly, his daughter Natalie, also had lung problems secondary to drugs and alcohol, causing hepatitis and other health issues, and passed away at age 65. She had some of his talent for sure, and the most memorable number she did was "Unforgettable" in duet with her father on a big screen in the background -- a remarkable presentation with father and daughter -- unforgettable!
Probably the best rendition, ever. Thanks for this great post. Was reading song introduced by John Payne in the '42 movie Iceland, also starring Sonja Henie. Nat Cole's TV run was about a year 1956-57. Had difficulty in getting sponsors. NBC paid for and ran it anyway.
The man I was in love with all my life. Told me, There Will Never Be Another You". The last time I saw him. 1 month ago, I stood at his grave & cry. Never waste time. It's the 1 thing in this world, you CAN'T BUY.
Unfortunately they all died prematurely from smoking related illnesses. It’s seldom recognized but the death toll wrought from smoking amounted to a 20th century health crisis of astounding magnitude.
what happened to music like they aren't all bad but still i miss actual singing even though i wasn't around for it, i always preferred this i love this thank you for posting it
@@Solace6428 well maybe if you like superficial music that has no artistic statement. That's not to say you can't enjoy modern pop, do so as much as you want, but there is much less substance and depth to it, which is why those songs die out so quickly. It hardly has to do with taste though, modern pop has almost indoctrinating paterns to it.
A lot of great songs like this were written in the 1930s and 1940s, but didn't really become great until Nat covered them. Another one was "The Very Thought Of You".
A lot of songs like this I've learned through django Reinhardt and fapy lafertin(doubt I spelled fapy last name right) Fapy has a song called what a difference a day makes that's perfect but the old word version is amazing too. Django does one called just a little love a little kiss that's perfect but there is an old like opera singer guy that does it and that will sit you back in your seat
@ozcar30000 ahh I worded that wrong haha xD I was thanking you for posting this version of him singing it. I like being able to see him sing the songs than just hearing the music with a picture in the background. Thanks again though!
I think his show ran for about a year 56-57 on NBC. They couldn't get sponsors, but NBC carried it, anyway. I believe Nat Cole left anyway because of the sponsor debacle.
there will never be another Nat, that's for sure
Check out my Nat King Cole page named after this song: Nat King Cole ~ There Will Never Be Another You. It's classy.
For sure!
He was a prolific jazz pianist, and he had a beautfiul, charming voice. Two great gifts, combined in one talented person. Such a pity his life was so short. :-(
There will never be another Nat:) Wow, love it...
Nobody wrote 40s love songs like Harry Warren. Marvellous melody...
and Mack Gordon's lyrics. You never know how closely together they worked.
There will never be another artist like the late, great, Mr. Nat King Cole...Rest in peace.
5 pack a day Kool cigarettes done him in, at 45
My dad found out, and
Stopped smoking kools
He hit the cigars, no inhaling
Until he quit
Beautiful comping from Oscar Moore, just wow.
This song really hits you in the feels... so moving.
Nat king Cole is one of my favorite singers. His voice is so warm and beautiful ;D
A beautiful song sung by an extraordinary singer!!! thank you
I love it. This song is so sweet but it makes me so sad. I could just sit out on the beach listening to this any many more classics like this, just lose myself in the night & the rhythm of the jazzy blues...
What a treasure he was/is in the Music World. Style, expression, was uniquely his. YOU felt the words, the sensitivity, the compassion of the music he sang. I love this piece of music and have heard "others" sing it...but Not like Mr. Cole. ! ♥
i wish people still wrote songs like these
I wish society still produced people who would want or appreciate songs like this. The quality of art declines as society declines and vice versa. That should tell you where the USA is right now and where it is heading. If the globalists have their way there won't be a "first world" anymore. Only third world and subsistence standard living in small apartments watching digital screens. That's already well on its way.
there’s a girl called laufey and her songs are something like this :) i lover her, i think you might like her :3🤎
@@robertferguson7804 Relax with the political BS!
They do you just have to seek it out…Never wait for good music to come to you!
@@kennytesta9312 the jazz standard formula is a thing of the past and because it’s so outdated anyone that tries to do it now gets labeled as such. What i meant by my comment was wishing that this kind of jazz could become mainstream again so that it might be explored without limits and pushed further than it got to. 9 year old comment lol
Nat had a velvet voice. Very smooth vocal.
oh god, what a treat! I love when I find out that there are video recordings of nat singing my favourites!
HE CURES ME. I AM HEALED.
His commercial recording of this song is wonderful, and it was a treat to see his TV performance. Thank you for putting in on the Tube.
Very beautiful song and wonderful voice and very well interprétation and music.
Classy guy--thanks for the memories!
A wonderful song sung by a wonderful singer.
Wow..Melting..
There will never be another Nat King Cole. That's for sure.
Sad..,but sadder that the world of music nowadays became so less true musical and lost of all its beauty. Might still be some good ones, but will be very rare...
So True and very sad!
His voice is pure perfection...
Beautiful song about life and the moments which we miss
So beautiful.
I hope youth of my generation take more time to listen to songs like this :(
Great music never dies my son, never.
So pretty! I always loved this song I think it's on the Great Album "Love Is The Thing" by: Mr. Nate King Cole
There will never be the music like this...
UNique !!!! and one of our Amercan greatest Artists!!!!! We will never forget you!
His 'diction' was so PERFECT!
and his pitch and his taste!
For MY money, he was the best ballad singer that ever was.....
this is a song i dedicate to someone I didn't get that chance to dance with like this but just the same. she hit me hard unlike anyone I will anyone know for sure. This is for you Audra.
He was so talented. Love his voice
Why is this not at 1million views by now? 😥 GREATNESS!
Such a great singer, his tone and inflection on the words of a song are memorable. A heavy smoker, Nat King Cole got lung cancer, had one lung removed due to a malignant tumor in it, and underwent cobalt treatment but it was too late. He died at age 45. But he certainly left us many recordings to remember him by, and we will always remember him. He left his mark on music forever.
Sadly, his daughter Natalie, also had lung problems secondary to drugs and alcohol, causing hepatitis and other health issues, and passed away at age 65.
She had some of his talent for sure, and the most memorable number she did was "Unforgettable" in duet with her father on a big screen in the background -- a remarkable presentation with father and daughter -- unforgettable!
The classiest voice of all time.
There will never be another Nat Cole!
Probably the best rendition, ever. Thanks for this great post. Was reading song
introduced by John Payne in the '42 movie Iceland, also starring Sonja Henie.
Nat Cole's TV run was about a year 1956-57. Had difficulty in getting sponsors.
NBC paid for and ran it anyway.
The man I was in love with all my life. Told me, There Will Never Be Another You". The last time I saw him. 1 month ago, I stood at his grave & cry. Never waste time. It's the 1 thing in this world, you CAN'T BUY.
Nat at 45 years old
Elvis at 42 years old
Sinatra outlived both
Like Paul and Ringo
Vintage Nat King Cole performing a great song ... can we ask for more? I think not. Big applause on a great post!
There will never be singers like Nat King Cole,Frank Sinatra,Dean Martin,Sammy Davis jr.
It's why..the greatest generation, hated Rock
Never heard the verse before, a brilliant Harry Warren-Mack Gordon song, sung by a master
This song slowly but surely hits you in the chin❤
OMG - WHAT A #BEAUTIFUL SONG
Amazing! Thank you for posting this, I was hoping for a live version of this song.
)I've his mellow smooth voice. Gentle and articulate. What happened to those men?
Unfortunately they all died prematurely from smoking related illnesses. It’s seldom recognized but the death toll wrought from smoking amounted to a 20th century health crisis of astounding magnitude.
Simplesmente Divino!
MY ABSOLUTE FAVORITE NAT KING COLE SONG!!!
lovely classic
to the Moonbeam in Duluth MN..................this song sums it up,and yes I still love you yentimi
what happened to music like they aren't all bad but still i miss actual singing even though i wasn't around for it, i always preferred this i love this thank you for posting it
powerpuffbuttercup music changes and evolves over time. That isn't to say that modern music is bad, it's just all a matter of taste.
@@Solace6428 well maybe if you like superficial music that has no artistic statement. That's not to say you can't enjoy modern pop, do so as much as you want, but there is much less substance and depth to it, which is why those songs die out so quickly. It hardly has to do with taste though, modern pop has almost indoctrinating paterns to it.
Great upload, thanks...Rest his soul....., I've subbed
Sublime :-)
Ah, Nat!
So amazing ;)
i love Nat....
Probably the best ever !.
Are you THE James Taylor, Chapel Hill?
Sorry
@@jamestaylor6493 oh well, it must be nice to know you share the name with such a great musician. :)
@@margaretfarmer8184 Hi Margaret,I used to listen to him years ago.I loved his album Gorilla,had some beautiful songs.
@@jamestaylor6493 He is a living legend. "Fire and Rain" has always been one of my favorite songs.
A producer said Cole was pitch perfect so if there was any disharmony they would check the instruments and the musical arrangement.
ugh. This song makes me incomparably sad
love it
Magical
A lot of great songs like this were written in the 1930s and 1940s, but didn't really become great until Nat covered them. Another one was "The Very Thought Of You".
A lot of songs like this I've learned through django Reinhardt and fapy lafertin(doubt I spelled fapy last name right) Fapy has a song called what a difference a day makes that's perfect but the old word version is amazing too. Django does one called just a little love a little kiss that's perfect but there is an old like opera singer guy that does it and that will sit you back in your seat
Richard crooks was the opera guy's name 1935
too sad...don't wanna cry
@ozcar30000 ahh I worded that wrong haha xD I was thanking you for posting this version of him singing it. I like being able to see him sing the songs than just hearing the music with a picture in the background. Thanks again though!
King.
..so far , but so near ...
Nunca mais mesmo haverá igual a vc....
❤
Dad ! This is for you.
classic...
A surety there won't be another you that song portrayed you nat
Dedicate that song to Robin Williams. ...I just heard it after watching The World According to Garp. No....there will never be another you.
Yes, "Garp" was where I first heard it too, albeit a long time ago. I've loved it ever since.
Lovely tune
Yes, Roxanne...
Debonair, sincere, cool
Any idea who the guitarist is? Lovely stuff.
Herb Ellis.
I think his show ran for about a year 56-57 on NBC. They couldn't get sponsors, but NBC carried it, anyway. I believe Nat Cole left anyway because of the sponsor debacle.
What key is this song on?
version*
@genierenee1029 me too!! ja,ja,ja
Who the hell disliked this???
Gota nuterylie today
Essa versão é bem diferente da versão mais jazzistica.
Too slow...