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Maria Cole, widow of Nat King Cole and mother to singer Natalie Cole, has died in Florida aged 89.
BBC: Nat King Cole's widow, Maria, dies at 89
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"I'm on a very long list, which is why we are looking to donors, " said Cole, the daughter of legendary crooner Nat King Cole.
CNN: Natalie Cole kidney came from deceased fan
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Born in 1931, Cole is the younger brother of Nat "King" Cole.
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His treatment of AiNY, however, is languid and lush and fooled my wife into thinking it was Nat King Cole.
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Mr. NAT KING COLE: (Singing) Chestnuts roasting on an open fire, Jack Frost nipping at your nose, yuletide carols being sung by a choir and folks dressed up like Eskimos.
NPR: Nat King Cole's 'The Christmas Song'
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Two of Hines's most prominent self-confessed devotees were Teddy Wilson, who performed a marvelous two-piano duet with Hines in 1965 (available on YouTube) and Nat King Cole, both of whom were nearly as influential as Hines himself.
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And here's someone who many people don't know for his proficiency on this instrument, and many say he was a better piano player than he was a singer, and that's the great Nat King Cole, who falls number 24 on this list.
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Playing music from his big-band tribute to Nat King Cole's Spanish-language albums, saxophonist David Murray's Cuban Ensemble occupied the same space as Mr. Bernstein and his Millennial Territory Orchestra, which drew from its new album, a take on the music of Sly Stone.
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Dr. Conrad Murray's unexpected rendition of Nat King Cole's "The little boy that Santa Claus forgot" came during one of two jailhouse interviews he granted to CNN: one recorded Friday with Don Lemon and the second broadcast live with Anderson Cooper on Tuesday evening.
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The trio's CD Take It From the Top is a tribute to some of the great pianists who have influenced James' career, including Oscar Peterson, Duke Ellington and Nat "King" Cole.
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