Juggy Gayles, who plugged songs for Nat "King" Cole and Frank Sinatra, died in his sleep Monday (Jan. 17) at a nursing home in New Hyde Park, N.Y., the New York Times reported. He was 86. Gayles helped turn songs into hits by working as a music publisher, a radio promoter and a partner in a hip-hop records label, Sleeping Bag Records. Among the songs he plugged was Irving Berlin's "White Christmas," now the #2 best-selling single of all time.