The King Cole Trio - WHAT IS THIS THING CALLED LOVE video free download

Perry Weiner

They're jamming deliciously. Note the quick, barely intelligible quote from Rhapsody in Black toward 227, just a hint. This is a rollicking, joyful take on a great, great song!

Jerry Renshaw

Oscar Moore quit music altogether in the 50s, became a bricklayer and died in 1981. Damn shame. 

Jonathan Stout

Yeah, the picture during the guitar solo is of Irving Ashby, not Oscar Moore. Irving Ashby is the one who had a Stromberg Master 400, not Oscar Moore, who would've been playing a Gibson ES-250

umbrellashotgunman

It's because a lot of jazz records have been rereleased in Japan after the war.

Lamont Lewis

Wait a minute! Wait a minute! In the first 10 seconds, when they're showing the record label, it says on top of the label, "Made in Japan". How can that be, if the song was recorded in 1944? We were at war with Japan.

exasperationstation

On the background it sounds like THEY'RE lighting some weed up. "As if" is redundant in that case. Get stoned less, and pay attention in English class more, mkay?

biscutsdad

I don't think the picture at 59 sec. is Oscar Moore.

Perry Weiner

@cupoinstantsmile Sinatra version an anomaly, though beautiful. Mostly, it's a medium tempo song. But the King Cole Trio, especially Moore, makes this its own--as do all good Jazz musicians!

Neal Lathia

Nat King Cole started his career as a jazz pianist.

Roger Chen

Nat King Cole started his career as a jazz pianist.

AtlantaSpike

Oscar Moore is just so great.

sagat4

1944 wow

cupoinstantsmile

I don't even recognize it! I guess it's because I'm so used to the slow version by Sinatra.

Jordan W

from vinyl!!! beautiful!

VICTOR BALIT

A good thing I wasn't looking for this song two or three days ago!

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