• "Shy Guy"
This early, early piece features a young Cole at the piano, surrounded by his band mates and some comely young women, one of whom strokes Cole's shoulder lovingly while he plays. This song showcases Cole's remarkable skills on the piano.
• "Frim Fram Sauce"
Many of the women from "Shy Guy" reappear in this early video, which takes place in a restaurant. American Idol fans may remember that finalist Ryan Starr did a rendition of this song on the first season of the show. Look for a tongue-in-cheek moment where Nat catches his own image on a television playing in the background.
• "I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter"
This song is more in what evolved into Cole's signature style, and is very brief.
• "I've Grown Accustomed to Her Face"
This song, from the musical My Fair Lady, is touching in that it shows pictures of Nat King Cole with his young daughter Natalie.
• "I Want You to be Happy"
For this instrumental, Nat returns to the piano, backed by a saxophone, bass, guitar, and trumpet. Be sure to note the diversity of his band mates; for Cole, this appeared to be very natural. It is apparent in this segment that as long as good music was being made, the ethnicity of the musicians did not matter to him.
• "With You on My Mind"
Try not to swoon as Cole sings this one directly into the camera, backed by two saxophones. The man had class and charisma to spare.
• "Raintree County"
Crooning the theme song from the popular Elizabeth Taylor movie, Cole sings, appropriately, against a background of foliage.
• "Too Close for Comfort"
This is a great, up-tempo number with the legendary Ella Fitzgerald, whose voice is as clear as a bell. It is a short segment, but one of the overall highlights of this disc. Be sure to note the simple, cute choreography and the playfulness between the two legends.
• "Walkin' My Baby Back Home"
This is a simple, up-tempo song where Cole alternately sings and plays the piano.
• "Because You're Mine"
If you can overlook the production typo ("you're" is spelled "your" onscreen), you'll enjoy this slower number, where Cole showcases his ability to play to the audience.
• "Strange"
Patsy Cline fans should note that this is not the same song she popularized, although it shares the name. Here, Cole is clearly enjoying himself, smiling although the lyrics question his lover's true intentions.
• "My Heart Reminds Me"
Enjoy the gorgeous lyrics of this tune, which refer to roses, music, summer evenings, and dreams.
• "Stardust"
Quite possibly one of the most beautiful songs ever written, this segment is a showstopper. Cole sings this song alone, resplendent in a tuxedo, with only a microphone on stage and very little musical accompaniment other than strings. By far the best song on the disc.
• "Do I Love You Because You're Beautiful"
Cole sings directly to the camera, perched on a stool, hands clasped casually around his knee, creating an intimate effect.
• "Blueberry Hill"
Cole has fun with this Fats Domino classic, and adds his own signature spin to it.
• "Nat's Theme"
This is a poignant compilation of various still photographs featuring Nat King Cole with heavyweights of his era, such as Harry Belafonte, Ella Fitzgerald, and Rat Packers Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, and Sammy Davis, Jr.
