Nice 'n' Easy is a jazz standard written by Lew Spence with English lyrics by Alan Bergman and Marilyn Bergman. It first appeared in 1956 as a Mal Fitch release. Frank Sinatra popularized the tune with his July 1960 recording on the album Nice 'n' Easy, arranged by Nelson Riddle. The Bergman lyricists were Academy Award-winning collaborators, and the song has since become a widely covered standard in vocal jazz and traditional pop. A Hal Leonard sheet music edition features a Mark Taylor arrangement that reimagines it as a medium tempo bossa with trumpet and alto sax duets, showing its versatility beyond the original swing style. The tune remains a staple in jazz and pop repertoires with countless versions by artists across decades.
