Natalie Cole is a fascinating vocalist who represents more than 30 years of worldwide critical acclaim, tremendous commercial success, the continuation of a family legacy,...
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Everlasting was one of Natalie Cole's best '80s albums. The title track was written and produced by the hit production duo of Jerry Knight and Aaron Zigman. Produced by...
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Natalie Cole overcame drug and emotional problems during the late '80s. This album marked her return and netted her two hits in "Miss You Like Crazy" and "Gonna Make You...
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When Natalie Cole's debut album, Inseparable, came out in 1975, many fans of her late father hoped that she would follow his lead and embrace jazz and pre-rock pop. But...
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Cole's follow-up to Unforgettable proves it was no fluke. Again the selection choice is especially tasty, with "Cry Me A River" being the emotional high...
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Those who questioned whether Natalie Cole had either the will or skill to succeed with another session of pre-rock popular music need wonder no more. There are another 18...
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This contains the finest soul and sophisticated pre-rock/pop tracks from Natalie Cole's days at Capitol (1975-1981). Cole made some superb singles in her early days,...
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This was the deluxe package for those who wanted more than just Natalie Cole's huge hit version of "Unforgettable." It also included an extra CD with a new version of her...
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As she did with Unforgettable, Natalie Cole again follows her in father's footsteps with a Christmas recording. Although this does not have the same 'classic' quality of her...
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If, in 1979, anyone still had illusions about Natalie Cole being a hardcore soul purist, they were shattered by I Love You So. Although this is primarily an R&B effort, Cole...
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In 1976, Nat "King" Cole fans were still hoping that his 26-year-old daughter Natalie would provide an album of standards and pre-rock pop. But R&B fans had a different...
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Peabo Bryson was never a hardcore soul purist; he's someone to listen to if you like your R&B laced with lots of pop and adult contemporary. So when Capitol united Natalie...
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Continuing her successful foray into the American songbook, Cole served as executive producer on her third album of pop standards. Eighteen selections, including works by...
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Thankful could be subtitled the finest hour for Natalie Cole and the songwriting/production duo of Chuck Jackson and Marvin Yancy. The album flows from track to track. It...
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Regrettably, most of the R&B artists who emerged in the '70s never recorded official live albums -- and bootlegs aren't an option in most cases because bootleggers usually...
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With Unforgettable, Natalie Cole refashioned herself as a modern interpreter of the classic American songbook. Once that album turned into a blockbuster, she saw no reason...
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In 1988 Natalie Cole was enjoying great success with her recording career. Her comeback album, Everlasting, proved to be a smash, and had provided her with several big hits....
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Cole's mega-hit is the album's centerpiece, but the rest is a well-chosen selection of moody material, including a great reading of Billy Strayhorn's "Lush...
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A major change of direction for Natalie Cole, Unforgettable found the singer abandoning the type of R&B/pop she'd been recording since 1975 in favor of jazz-influenced...
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Natalie Cole collaborates with the London Symphony Orchestra on The Magic Of Christmas, a traditional yet sophisticated collection of holiday favorites, including "O...
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