Looking Back (Remastered) Nat King Cole

Album Info

Album Veröffentlichung:
1965

HRA-Veröffentlichung:
27.08.2021

Label: CAPITOL CATALOG MKT (C92)

Genre: Vocal

Subgenre: Vocal Pop

Interpret: Nat King Cole

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  • 1 Time And The River 02:16
  • 2 The World In My Arms (Remastered 1999) 02:03
  • 3 Again (Remastered 1995) 02:22
  • 4 Looking Back (Remastered 2005) 02:26
  • 5 Midnight Flyer (Remastered 1994) 02:12
  • 6 I Must Be Dreaming (Remastered 1999) 01:46
  • 7 Is It Better To Have Loved And Lost (Remastered 1999) 02:32
  • 8 Send For Me (Remastered 1990) 02:35
  • 9 Just As Much As Ever (Remastered 1999) 02:13
  • 10 If I May 02:18
  • 11 The Sweet Bird Of Youth (Remastered 1999) 02:11
  • Total Runtime 24:54

Info zu Looking Back (Remastered)

"Six months after Nat King Cole's untimely death, Capitol Records issued this compilation LP, which did not bode well for its stewardship of his recorded legacy. Nominally speaking, the album was a collection of tracks from the late '50s previously released only on singles and EPs, which would have made it, if a minor Cole collection, nevertheless welcome to fans and collectors. But the three songs that had been the biggest hits among the selections, "Looking Back," "Send for Me," and "If I May" (all Top Ten records), were not the original recordings, but the re-recordings Cole had done for his album The Nat King Cole Story in 1961. As if that weren't bad enough, the recordings had had new guitar and percussion tracks overdubbed to give the music more of a contemporary sound, circa 1965. The result of course was a travesty that did not reflect Cole's musical taste, even on material that was not among his best work to begin with." (William Ruhlmann, AMG)

Nat King Cole, vocals

Digitally remastered



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