By the time Welcome to the Club was recorded, Nat “King” Cole was already recognized by the general public as more of a singer and entertainer than a jazz pianist. Only a few rare exceptions, such as the 1956 small group album After Midnight, feature Cole as a pianist (despite his superb skill on the instrument). For the remainder of hissuccessful career – which ended with his sudden death in 1965 due to lung cancer – he continued singing more and more, and playing less and less.

• 1. Welcome To the Club 2:44
• 2. Anytime, Anyday, Anywhere 2:20
• 3. The Blues Don't Care 2:11
• 4. Mood Indigo 3:21
• 5. Baby, Won't You Please Come Home 2:11
• 6. The Late, Late Show 2:32
• 7. Avalon 1:46
• 8. She's Funny That Way 3:02
• 9. I Want a Little Girl 2:50
• 10. Wee Baby Blues 3:17
• 11. Look Out For Love 1:58
• 12. Madrid 2:51 (Bonus Track)