John Pizzarelli, P.S. Mr. Cole - 1h 7m 2s

Tracks & Durations

1. Walkin' My Baby Back Home	2:30
2. Candy	5:32
3. Welcome to the Club	3:21
4. Indiana	3:22
5. I Love You for Sentimental Reasons	2:52
6. Don't Let it Go to Your Head	2:22
7. Meet Me at No Special Place	3:19
8. The Late Late Show	3:06
9. Smile	3:51
10. Tenderly	4:16
11. I Was a Little Too Lonely	3:26
12. I'm an Errand Boy for Rhythm	3:34
13. Then I'll Be Tired of You	4:02
14. That's Nat	3:04
15. Azure-Te	3:51
16. I Know That You Know	3:42
17. Embraceable You	3:27
18. I Like Jersey Best	7:15

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Review

Nat "King" Cole's piano trio has been an inspiration for many of today's young lions: from Diana Krall to this talented vocalist-guitarist, John Pizzarelli. Taking his cue from the fleet-fingered dexterity of Cole's guitar ace Oscar Moore, Pizzarelli combines economical licks with wispy, Chet Baker-like vocalism's on this candlelight tribute consisting of Cole-associated songs, accompanied by bassist brother Martin Pizzarelli and pianist Ray Kennedy. The tunes are sung and swung with reverence and rhythm: the easygoing "Walkin' My Baby Back Home," the furious, foot-stomping standard "Indiana," the plaintive ballad "I Love You for Sentimental Reasons," and the devilish and demure, "Don't Let It Go to Your Head." With the toe-tapping original composition "That's Nat," cowritten by Pizzarelli and Kennedy, Nat King Cole's intimate ballads and pre-bebop instrumentals are brought to a new generation with the leader's own tender and terrific talents. --Eugene Holley Jr.

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