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Post-Tribune 21 April, 1989 A look at the starring player – in piano bars By Mark Taylor
Piano bars are places where the man making
the music touches private places in your heart from across the room. He
recreates tunes he might play 1,000 times a year, having no idea he’s
re-ignited a torch. The drinks flow and so do the memories and sometimes the
songs are more eloquent and poetic when played without words. Our hearts sing
along. This musical conductor of moods makes listeners remember lost loves
and misplaced youth, of people you shared these same songs with who are no
longer around to hear them. read full article
The Journal Gazette 9 January, 1997 Nichols
travels world tickling the ivories By Steve Penhollow
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hotel lounges of America are filled with cocktail pianists who do not merit a
second glance, let alone full attention. Don’t make that mistake with Nat
Nichols. Four nights a week, Nichols, an unassuming white-haired man with a
Hungarian accent, plays electric piano in Pip’s Lounge at the downtown
Holiday Inn in Fort Wayne. His attempts to put an unobtrusive musical
backdrop behind your get-together belie a remarkable career filled with
courage and passion. Jazz has never been just a hobby for Nat Nichols. It has
driven his entire life. read full article
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