Old King Cole surname Coles) said his nickname was inspired by "Old King Cole". The "King" in Nat Cole's name was usually used in quotation marks during his lifetime, but today it is often seen as though it were part of his name. Cole Alexander of Atlanta punk band Black Lips has also adopted the name, and performs solo as Old King Cole Younger, a name also partially derived from Confederate guerilla and later Old West outlaw Cole Younger. The United States military has used versions of the traditional rhyme in the form of marching cadences, since at least the 1920s up to
Outlaw of Gor with producer Harry Alan Towers and director John "Bud" Cardos and a feature on the novels of John Norman, who created Gor. Outlaw of Gor Outlaw of Gor (also known as Gor II) is a 1988 American film and a sequel to "Gor" directed by John Cardos. It is loosely based on the "Gor" novel series by John Norman, but has strong plot and qualitative differences from the original book "Outlaw of Gor" (first published 1967). While drinking alone one night, reminiscing of his previous adventures on the planet Gor, Professor Tarl Cabot comes across Watney Smith, a fellow professor