Uploaded by catman916 on Jul 25, 2009
As well as being an one of the greatest interpreters of popular ballads, Nat King Cole was also an excellent jazz pianist and singer. "Orange Colored Sky" written by Milton DeLugg and Willie Stein was recorded by Nat King Cole with Stan Kenton's orchestra on August 16, 1950 and released by Capitol Records. It peaked at #11 on the Billboard magazine Best Seller chart on and lasted 13 weeks on the chart
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@burningcynders WIN!!
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666 likes??
Fuck yeah!
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@Th3LetterH I can understand how this one fits though, flash, bang, al kazam, under an orange coloured sky does sound suspiciously nuclear.
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Lady Gaga bring me here
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@TheBobSob While I appreciate and agree with your sentiment that jazz is underapperciated these days, I'm not entirely sure the solution to it is complaining about things in popular culture reviving peoples' interests in it. That just seems sort of contradictory. While I'm not a fan of Lady Gaga, by any measure, if she gets some kids listening to Nat King Cole? All the better.
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7 people can suck an orange colored d**k
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Great song
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@TheBobSob You have to appreciate Fallout for using these type of songs though, alot of people introduced to this music from those games
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Odd how Bethesda/Obsidian can relate lots of songs with nukes.
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@ProductionsHead Have you heard her sing The Lady is a Tramp with Bennett? It's really good!
@TheExplodingToast -- yep, Fallout: New Vegas soundtrack got me here, too. :D
LegionDCX 4 months ago 22
Where's the giant mudcrab?
burningcynders 1 month ago 8