ABOUT THE ARTISTS
IRVING BERLIN
Irving Berlin was one of the most prolific and influential American songwriters of the 20th century, penning classics like "Always," "Blues Skies," and "There's No Business Like Show Business." His music helped shape the Great American Songbook, capturing the spirit of the nation across decades with timeless melodies and heartfelt, accessible lyrics.
NAT KING COLE
Nat King Cole was a groundbreaking jazz pianist and velvet-voiced crooner whose smooth, sophisticated style helped define mid-20th-century American pop music. As one of the first Black performers to host a national TV show, he broke racial barriers while leaving behind a timeless catalog of classics like "Unforgettable" and "Mona Lisa."
TOM WAITS
Tom Waits is a genre-defying songwriter and performer known for his distinctive voice, poetic lyricism, and cinematic blend of blues, jazz, and experimental sounds. His work paints vivid portraits of drifters, dreamers, and outsiders, making him an icon and a major influence on generations of artists.
