1965 ImportPressing Housed In A Canvas-Bound Embossed Box. The 38 Song Collection Does Not Come With Booklet. "The Nat King Cole Story" is a comprehensive retrospective album by the legendary jazz pianist and vocalist Nat King Cole. Released by Capitol Records in 1961, this collection celebrates Cole's illustrious career with a selection of his most beloved and timeless songs. The album spans three LPs and includes newly recorded stereo versions of his classic hits, offering a fresh sonic experience while capturing the essence of his smooth and velvety voice. Tracks like "Unforgettable," "Mona Lisa," and "Nature Boy" highlight Cole's exceptional ability to convey emotion and charm, further cementing his status as one of the most iconic figures in American music.

Accompanied by lush orchestral arrangements, "The Nat King Cole Story" serves not just as a compilation, but as a testament to Cole's enduring influence on the music industry. The album features contributions from renowned arrangers such as Nelson Riddle and Gordon Jenkins, whose work enhances the rich, emotive quality of Cole's performances. As a tribute to his remarkable career, this collection not only reflects Cole's versatility as an artist but also his contributions to breaking racial barriers in the entertainment industry, making it a significant piece of musical history for both existing fans and new listeners.