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Born January 6, 1950, Natalie Cole is a legendary R&B, soul and pop singer-songwriter from Los Angeles, California US, known for her sensual vocals and rhythmic grooves.

Natalie Cole was born to the successful jazz-pianist Nat King Cole and the former Duke Ellington Orchestra singer Maria Hawkins Ellington. As a child, she was raised amongst the influences of jazz, soul and blues - she referred to her own family as “the black Kennedys” - before gaining inspiration from artists like Aretha Franklin and rock legend Janis Joplin.

Cole released her debut album ‘Inseparable’ on her father’s label Capitol Records in 1975; it included the single ‘This Will Be’ which gained Cole initial success, peaking at number one in the US R&B chart and number six in the US Billboard Hot 100, whilst also featuring in numerous soundtrack albums for films such as The Parent Trap (1998) and Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle (2003). In 1977, Cole released the platinum-certified album ‘Unpredictable’, which topped the US R&B chart and featured the credibly acclaimed single ‘I’ve got Love on My Mind’. She recorded numerous albums that gained a mixed reception throughout the late 1970s and 1980s, before making a successful resurgence in 1987 with ‘Everlasting’.

Cole released her best-selling and Billboard-topping album ‘Unforgettable...with Love’ in 1991, which featured the Californian vocalist cover her father’s records. It sold on over seven million occasions in the US alone and won Grammys such as Album of the Year, and featured the lead single ‘Unforgettable’ which consisted of an interactive duet between Cole and King Cole, winning Record of the year.

In 1977 and 1978, Natalie Cole won the Favorite Female Artist - Soul / Rhythm & Blues accolade at the American Music Awards, whilst also receiving a Lifetime Musical Achievement recognition at the The George and Ira Gershwin Awards in 1993 and the Best Jazz Artist in both 2002 and 2009 at the NAACP Image Awards. She has performed at prestigious settings such as the Cayman Jazz Fest and the Super Bowl XXVIII, whilst also being compared to commendable artists such as Roberta Flack, Anita Baker and Patti LaBelle. A truly talented musical artist, Cole’s decorated career speaks for itself.

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If the name Natalie Cole rings some kind of bell, it might be because the Los Angeles singer, now in her sixties, shares that name - partly, at least - with her legendary father, Nat King Cole. The jazz and swing legend was taken well before his time back in 1965, when his daughter was just fifteen, but his spirit continues to live on through her; after a middling level of success throughout her career, she finally made a serious breakthrough back in 1991, when she recorded a slew of standards that had originally been made famous by her father; the resulting album, Unforgettable...with Love, was a massive success, scooping Grammys and selling millions of copies, enough that it placed at number forty-seven on the U.S. end-of-decade album charts. Since then, she’s remained a popular live performer, playing a series of shows with the Baton Rouge Symphony Orchestra just two years ago; despite a controversial career blighted by drug abuse, her voice remains as strong as ever, positively demanding backing as lavish as she received at those most recent shows; she’s not been to the UK in quite some time, but future dates shouldn’t be ruled out just yet, either.

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Natalie Cole has musical DNA as the daughter of the iconic Nat King Cole. It would have been pretty impossible for Natalie not to have been inspired by the genres of R & B and soul when raised in a household alongside her famous father. As Natalie began her own career in the 70s, many debated if she would be able to step from beneath the looming shadow her father's career had cast.

There is no doubt Natalie is a star in her own right having sold over 30 million records worldwide and she attains her own fanbase who continue to attend her tours in force and enthusiasm. She is a truly humble performer and a wonderfully charismatic lady who simply adores singing to a live crowd and entertaining. She thanks her accompanying band of musicians and the audience sincerely before a cover of 'Unforgettable' by her late father and creates a very moving moment. The night ends on 'This Will Be (An Everlasting Love)' and the crowd all stand to celebrate this fantastic singer and musician.

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The 30th anniversary of Natalie Cole’s multiple Grammy-winning and multi-platinum Unforgettable…With Love will be marked early in 2022 by a variety of special editions from Craft Recordings.

The centerpiece of the newly remastered 1991 album was Cole’s electronic duet with her father, Nat King Cole , on the song “Unforgettable.” The newly remastered version of the song is now streaming. The set went to No.1 on the Billboard 200, won seven Grammys (including Song of the Year and Record of the Year for “Unforgettable”) and was certified 7x platinum by the RIAA in the US alone.

In stores on February 4, the original 22-track album will be available on 180 gram vinyl as a 2LP set, and CD and digital editions will include Natalie’s versions of of “At Last” and “Cottage for Sale,” both of which were single B-sides during the album’s original release.

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A limited edition purple vinyl pressing of the album, as well as exclusive merchandise, is available to order via Cole’s official website. Target will offer a pink vinyl edition of the LP on January 7, and an exclusive white vinyl disc will be available at Barnes & Noble, in tandem with the wide release.

Ahead of the full release, PBS will offer the CD of Unforgettable…With Love exclusively during their pledge drive, which begins on Saturday (November 27). That day, a special encore of the Emmy-winning 1992 concert, Unforgettable, with Love: Natalie Cole Sings the Songs of Nat King Cole will air on PBS Great Performances.

Produced by Tommy LiPuma, David Foster, and André Fischer, the album featured Cole’s interpretations of many of her father’s signature songs, including “Nature Boy,” “Route 66,” and “Mona Lisa.” She was accompanied on piano by her uncle, Ike Cole, and by lush orchestral arrangements. In her 40-year career, Cole released 23 studio albums, selling over 30 million copies worldwide.

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Unforgettable, with Love: Natalie Cole Sings the Songs of Nat King Cole

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Natalie Cole's Emmy-winning concert of her GRAMMY-winning album featuring classics such as "Mona Lisa," "The Very Thought of You" and "For Sentimental Reasons". The concert also features a s... Read all Natalie Cole's Emmy-winning concert of her GRAMMY-winning album featuring classics such as "Mona Lisa," "The Very Thought of You" and "For Sentimental Reasons". The concert also features a special performance of Nat King Cole's signature song "Unforgettable" sung as a duet by Nat... Read all Natalie Cole's Emmy-winning concert of her GRAMMY-winning album featuring classics such as "Mona Lisa," "The Very Thought of You" and "For Sentimental Reasons". The concert also features a special performance of Nat King Cole's signature song "Unforgettable" sung as a duet by Natalie Cole and her father.

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When singer Natalie Cole was in college at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst, she performed weekends at nightclubs. Prior to one show, a small club displayed a sign that announced her only as Nat "King" Cole's daughter. She was so angry that she scolded the manager of the club; however, 20 years later, Cole reached the pinnacle of her success by "teaming up" with her late father in an album called Unforgettable With Love. The album earned seven Grammy awards and stayed on the pop charts for several weeks. For Natalie, it was a special tribute to her legendary father who died of lung cancer when she was only 15.

Natalie is one of five children born to the famous singer Nat King Cole and his wife Maria. Maria sang with Duke Ellington before marrying Nat. Natalie, their second child, was born on February 6, 1950. Cole told Working Mother that her childhood was filled with music that her mom and dad liked to hear as well as the music her dad sung. She said, "He never directed me away from any type of music, but it was the kind of music Dad made that's left a lasting impression on me." It did not take long for her to follow in his footsteps. By age six, she appeared on one of her dad's albums. At eleven, she performed briefly in a nightclub act. However, Cole claims her father died never knowing that she wanted a career in singing because she told him she wanted to be a doctor. He never pushed her into singing, as he wanted her to choose her own career. While earning a degree in child psychology from the University of Massachusetts, she realized that she wanted to sing.

Initially, Cole was filled with insecurity when she performed, not knowing if people liked her just because she was the Nat King Cole's daughter. This insecurity caused her to avoid performing the same type of music as her father, who was a big band, jazzy singer and an accomplished pianist in the fifties. He had several hit albums before rock music was marketed to the public. She told Ebony, "I spent the first part of my career rebelling against it {her father's music}. Always in the back of my mind I was trying to stay as far away from that stigma as I possibly could." After earning her degree, Cole toured local clubs with a band called Black Magic.

In 1974 she met two producers in Chicago, Chuck Jackson and Marvin Yancy, who wanted to write and produce an album with her. In 1975 Capitol Records released Inseparable, launching Cole's solo career. Lauded by critics, the album contained two singles, "This Will Be" and "Inseparable," which quickly climbed the pop and R&B charts. For her effort, Cole won a Grammy award for Best New Artist. While producing the album, Cole and Yancy formed a relationship that led to marriage in 1976. That same year she released Natalie. The single "Sophisticated Lady" reached number one on the R&B charts and number 25 on the pop charts. Thankful included the successful singles "I've Got Love on My Mind" and "Our Love" in 1977. In 1979 Cole teamed with Peabo Bryson and released We're the Best of Friends, another successful album with two hit singles. Her albums sold very well in the seventies—especially since her career was just beginning. However, her personal problems were escalating out of control and soon stalled her initial stardom.

In 1973 Canadian police arrested Cole for possession of heroin. Her problems with drugs did not end until ten years later, and she claimed that the majority of her drug use was in the five years after her son Robert was born in 1977. She also abused cocaine, prescription drugs, acid, and alcohol, admittedly not employing anyone who would not do drugs with her. When her marriage ended in 1979, she called the relationship "short but devastating." In 1983 she finally entered the Hazelden Foundation in Minnesota after a near-fatal car accident. She walked away from the crash physically unharmed but mentally shaken. She stayed at Hazelden for six months before emerging ready to live life drug-free. Every year on November 28, she celebrates the anniversary of the last day she did drugs.

Cole's success in 1991 allowed her to branch into acting, although she did not find it easy. She told Jet, "Acting is a little more difficult than singing. The singing process is something that I've done all my life. When you are singing live, you have the audience there, you have all that inspiration going for you. But when you're on the set, it's just you, your co-stars, and the crew." In 1993 she first acted in the television drama series I'll Fly Away. She also starred in a USA Cable production called Lily in Winter in 1994. Other guest appearances included the Touched By an Angel hit drama series on CBS in 1997. However, the majority of Cole's work since "Unforgettable" was recording albums and touring. In 1993 Cole released Take A Look, an album of her performances of 1930s and 40s popular music. Entertainment Weekly commented, "Unforgettable sounds almost tentative next to Natalie Cole's latest, which— thanks to a canny selection of mostly unfamiliar old pop, jazz, and show tunes ... moves her definitively out of her father's shadow." Ron Givens of People wrote, "Cole carves her own identity while remaining true to her father." The title song from that album, which was once sung by Aretha Franklin, earned Cole another Grammy award for Best Jazz Vocal Performance. Cole told Jet, "This album actually is the album that I've always wanted to do and that is an album of jazz standards with great stuff that my dad turned me on to when I was about ten or eleven years old."

Holly and Ivy, a Christmas album released in 1994, "is a non- traditional album," she told Jet. "My approach was very 40ish, very Andrew Sisters, very fun and up." 1996 saw the release of Stardust, which included another "duet" with her late father called "When I Fall in Love." Stardust contained 19 Cole performances of songs from the 20s through the 50s. Cole told Billboard, "I'm a little nervous with this album, because it's the first time that I was really involved with every aspect of a project from start to finish." Stereo Review commented, "Only a versatile singer could handle this rich a mix, and Cole proves she's fully up to the challenge."

Cole's marriage to Andre Fischer ended in 1995 when she not only filed for divorce, but requested a restraining order against him. No comment was made by Cole at the time, but she began work on an autobiography titled Angel on My Shoulder. HBO will adapt the book for a television movie, starring Cole as herself. From her earliest days growing up with a legendary father, to losing him at 15, then setting out on a very successful career of her own, Cole has plenty of engaging book material.

Natalie Cole: Ask A Woman Who Knows

by Philip A. Songa January 2, 2003

Ask A Woman Who Knows, singer Natalie Cole's latest album, has a rather presumptuous title, doesn't it? But then that’s just it. On this album, Cole absolutely knows what she is doing. Despite the fact that the title track is actually a song about love gone wrong, it makes an apt title for this album, and she’s sure to make waves with its release. The singer, whose distinct voice continues in the tradition set by her father, the late great ...

Newport Jazz Festival: Natalie Cole, Freddy Cole, Gregory Porter, Dee Alexander

Source: Carolyn McClair Public Relations February 26, 2013

2013 NEWPORT JAZZ FESTIVAL GIVES VOICE TO AN EXCITING SLATE OF SOULFUL LEGENDS AND RISING STARS FEATURING NATALIE COLE, GREGORY PORTER FREDDY COLE AND DEE ALEXANDER NEWPORT, RI: Continuing the rich tradition of presenting the best of emerging and established musicians, the 2013 Newport Jazz Festival, produced by Newport Festivals Foundation, will feature an eclectic slate of legendary and rising vocalists who skillfully embody the power and history – and the swing and groove – of the uniquely American musical ... read more

Natalie Cole Performs at Hanover Theatre in Worcester on Thursday, June 9

Source: MassJazz: Jazz in Massachusetts June 7, 2011

Nine-time Grammy Award winner Natalie Cole is performing at the Hanover Theatre in Worcester Massachusetts on Thursday, June 9, 2011 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets to the show range from $38- $68 and can be ordered online. Discounts are available. Please call the box office at 877.571.7469 for more information. A legendary jazz singer, Natalie Cole has been an international star since her debut album in the 1970s, with her hit song, This Will Be (an Everlasting Love). For a schedule ... read more

Natalie Cole Was the Class-Act of Jamaica Jazz and Blues Festival 2011

Source: JamaicaMusic Offbeat February 1, 2011

American singer, songwriter and commanding stage performer Natalie Maria Cole, the daughter of jazz legend Nat King Cole, duly substantiate the jazz reference in the Jamaica Jazz & Blues Festival. She was unanimously the class-act of the three-day fest held at Greenfield Stadium in Trelawny, Jamaica over last weekend. Cole not only woo the large turn out on Saturday night but became the darling of the Jamaican Dailies. 'After three nights of the 'Art of Music,' the question of who ... read more

Simply Red, George Benson, Natalie Cole Headline 1st Curacao North Sea Jazz Festival, Sept 3-4.

Source: JamaicaMusic Offbeat August 29, 2010

The North Sea Jazz Festival, the world's largest indoor jazz festival, has for 35 years brought the biggest, broadest range of artists to the Netherlands. But, on the 3rd & 4th of September 2010 the festival's ripples fan out to the Caribbean to inaugurate the Curacao North Sea Jazz Festival on the hospitable and vibrant Dutch island. In settings traditional to its progenitor, the Curacao debut is set in major indoor and outdoor venues with a bill of over 35 ... read more

Simply Red, George Benson, Natalie Cole Headline First Curacao North Sea Jazz Festival

Source: JamaicaMusic Offbeat August 5, 2010

The North Sea Jazz Festival, the world's largest indoor jazz festival, has for 35 years brought the biggest, broadest range of artists to the Netherlands. But, on the 3th & 4th of September 2010 the festival's ripples fan out to the Caribbean to inaugurate the Curacao North Sea Jazz Festival on the hospitable and vibrant Dutch island of Curacao.In settings traditional to its progenitor, the Curacao debut is set in major indoor and outdoor venues with a bill ... read more

Natalie Cole at the Bowl

Source: Michael Ricci September 10, 2009

You got the feeling Wednesday night that Natalie Cole couldnt have been happier to be pulling into the Hollywood Bowl nearly two months late for her gig. I never thought Id be standing here healthy, whole and 100% again, the 59-year-old singer told the crowd, which cheered her return to the concert stage following a kidney transplant in May that prompted the postponement of her scheduled July 15 concert. Her ... read more

Natalie Cole Makes Triumphant Return to the Hollywood Bowl

Source: All About Jazz August 31, 2009

The 2009 Jazz series at the Hollywood Bowl concludes on Wednesday, September 9 at 8 pm, when nine-time Grammy winner Natalie Cole triumphantly returns to the stage after undergoing successful kidney transplant surgery. Joining the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra, conducted by Gail ... read more

Natalie Cole Loses Sister to Cancer

Source: All About Jazz May 24, 2009

Our sister Cookie hadnt been to a doctor in 30 ... read more

Fans Inundate Natalie Cole with Kidney Offers

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Natalie Cole: Dialysis in the Day, Concerts at Night

Source: Michael Ricci October 28, 2008

Natalie Cole is sitting comfortably on the couch in her spacious 10th floor condo overlooking Westwood. She's relaxed, and at one point, before making a comment about one of the songs on her new album, she takes a deep breath. That's something she couldn't have done a month ago, when she wound up hospitalized in New York, struck down with fluid-filled ... read more

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