Nat King Cole performs "By the River St. Marie" in the 1944 SWING IN THE SADDLE

[@kurtnoble5306]

Oscar Moore...man... what a pioneer.

[@erikehn6786]

Oscar Moore! Breathtaking.

[@alsmain794]

I think I heard some George Benson riffing in there ! 👍🎸💯

[@brucescott4261]

​@@alsmain794 ...False!

[@KMOORE504]

That’s my father on guitar. Oscar Moore guitarist of the Nay King Cole Trio!

[@tylerhenderson7780]

Amazing, do you have any stories about your very talented father? I have listened to his record with Leroy Vinnegar many times

[@brucescott4261]

@KMOORE504 ...The King Cole Trio*

[@SilverKing3B]

Nat King Cole was an amazing musician, and talented singer, producer, and force.

[@TheRealRoch108]

Absolutely EPIC!!!! Thanks for the upload. Oscar sounds great as well!!!

[@tylerhenderson12]

❤❤❤KING

[@rudybrooks3722]

Much love to Oscar Moore.👍

[@brucescott4261]

THE KING COLE TRIO: Nat "King" Cole, piano and vocal; Oscar Moore, guitar; Johnny Moore, bass.

[@sandaglad]

Various sites which print out the lyrics to this song write "angel wings reached out across the sea," and that may be how the lyrics appear in the original sheet music - but in all of the vocal versions I've heard - King Cole Trio (two versions), Stan Kenton, Frankie Laine, Sy Oliver etc., the lyric is clearly "The ANGELUS rang out upon the sea."

[@christopherpurcell8131]

one of my fav clips on youtube

[@WoogieBoogie96]

What an incredibly talented man. I love everything he's ever done!

[@DidiChama]

A pretty melody, they give it all the sensitivity its due and have fun with it too. Great footage, thank you for digging up and sharing. I love them.

[@sandaglad]

A rare treasure. Thanks for sharing.

[@Tubulous123]

Yes!!!!! Thank you!!!!! 1Nation4Life

[@clivehazell2790]

Beautiful. A gem. Thanks.

[@iriexela]

1:37,George W.Bush

[@thelastactionzero5274]

^^

[@SELMER1947]

My favorite trio ever next to Art Tatum and Ahmad Jamal

[@cemkarayalcin6102]

Isn't that Johnny Miller on bass, not Wesley Prince?

[@songanddanceman100]

WOW! How'd you ever find this, Will?

[@JustABowlOfCherries]

One of Al Bowlly's signature songs actually

[@silkee59]

Oscar Moore!

[@joesheehan5475]

dubya as 1:38?

[@jazzrecordingsandarchives9198]

Johnny Miller on bass, not Wesley Prince.