[Machine Translation] The world of standard jazz that you want to hear again now! Cole Porter ( 1891 - 1964 ) : Broadway's most stylish and sophisticated urban songwriter. Born into a wealthy family in Indiana, Porter began composing while attending Yale University. In 1919, he married Linda Thomas, the daughter of another wealthy man, and they had one thing in common: they were both gay. Linda fell in love with Porter's talents, and she opened a salon in Venice to help promote his work at night, before returning to the U.S. in the late 1920s and contributing the controversial lyrics to "Love for Sale" to the musical "The New Yorkers" in 1930, which was banned, In 1958, his right leg was amputated in a horse accident, and he died quietly in Santa Monica in 1964. Includes commentary in Japanese.