I have been hunting for this version of cest si bon since it was taken off of all platforms. I haven’t heard it for a few years now and I’m crying. Thank you for posting this
One comes to expect excellence from Nat King Cole and he certainly does not disappoint here. Loved the song, "Passing By." This is my favorite episode from his series; it is so warm, inviting and well done. Always great to hear and behold lovely Lisa Kirk. How sad that both Nat and Lisa succumbed to lung cancer.
Funny how it sounds like he's singing about "Pig Alley." Thanks so much for putting this up. Such fun. Those kids are darling. I wonder how things proceeded with them, professionally and personally, and whether any of them is still with us.
![What's My Line? - Nat King Cole; Joey Bishop [panel] (Mar 19, 1961)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/j3vlqGAmUBA/mqdefault.jpg)
I have been hunting for this version of cest si bon since it was taken off of all platforms. I haven’t heard it for a few years now and I’m crying. Thank you for posting this
Again, what a pleasure to see and hear Lisa Kirk. Great class and style.
One comes to expect excellence from Nat King Cole and he certainly does not disappoint here. Loved the song, "Passing By." This is my favorite episode from his series; it is so warm, inviting and well done. Always great to hear and behold lovely Lisa Kirk. How sad that both Nat and Lisa succumbed to lung cancer.
Funny how it sounds like he's singing about "Pig Alley." Thanks so much for putting this up. Such fun. Those kids are darling. I wonder how things proceeded with them, professionally and personally, and whether any of them is still with us.
The man just had so much class. What happened to those days?