This is an original 1954 U.S. pressing of the charming compilation 8 Top Pops by the legendary Nat "King" Cole, released on Capitol Records (catalog H-9110). This 10-inch LP showcases Cole's smooth, sophisticated baritone on a selection of romantic pop standards of the era, including "Somewhere Along the Way," "Walkin' My Baby Back Home," "Faith Can Move Mountains," "Because You're Mine," "The Ruby and the Pearl," and "A Weaver of Dreams."
A wonderful piece of mid-century vocal pop history, this pressing features the classic purple Capitol "full logo" label from the early 1950s.
Condition:
Media Condition: VG (Very Good). The 10-inch vinyl shows visible surface marks and fine hairlines consistent with its age. It should play with some expected background noise but deliver Cole's timeless vocals clearly.
Sleeve Condition: Fair (F). The jacket exhibits heavy vintage wear, including significant edge wear, scuffing, creasing, and age-related discoloration. It remains intact but clearly shows its nearly 70-year history.
A well-loved survivor from the golden age of vocal pop. This honest copy offers an affordable way to own an original 1950s Nat King Cole pressing, perfect for collectors who value historical authenticity and are comfortable with vintage condition.