Natalie Cole- Our Love|REACTION!! Whew She Gave Me Chills
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Beautiful voice Natalie Cole just like her father Nat King Cole rest in peace both of them
Natalie Cole was an amazing singer. So many hits from “This Will Be”, to “I’ve Got Love On My Mind “, to “Sorry”, “Joey”, Inseparable “, and “La Costa” just to name a few. She also is Gone Too Soon. 😢
Natalie Cole was a beautiful black woman and a great actress and a great Artist her vocals was always on point and she will never be forgotten ❤ R.I.P MS. NATALIE COLE 😥🙏 AND HER FATHER WAS ALSO A GREAT SINGER AS WELL AND HIS NAME IS NAT KING COLE 🤴 THAT'S WHERE SHE GETS HER BEAUTIFUL VOICE FROM R.I.P TO THE BOTH OF THEM FLYING HIGH 😇🙏☁️
The LEGENDARY Ms Natalie Cole
SHE WAS A QUEEN AND SHE MADE MY SOUL SOAR! Natalie Cole was a giant voice in soul, pop, jazz, adult contemporary and even dance! SHE WAS FIYAH! #1 SONG IN 1977 from her SECOND PLATINUM in the same year, a FIRST FOR ANY ARTIST! She was stunning and soulful and beautiful and SO MUCH FURY IN CONCERT!
This is my favorite Natalie Cole song. This was around 1979.
When Natalie Was in her Soul Music Bag, she Was UNTOUCHABLE! No Competitors 🎤
Rip Diba , job well Done❤️
A very lovely reaction 💑🏾! Our Love was the lead single from Natalie Cole's 1977 album: Thankful. It was written and produced by Chuck Jackson and Marvin Yancy. Marvin Yancy, a former member of the 1970s R&B group The Independents, was Natalie Cole's first husband. The song reached #1 on the R&B chart and #10 on the Hot 100. This live performance is from The Carol Burnett Show in 1978. They use to compare her to the legendary Aretha Franklin early in her career, so you know that she can really saaannng! Plus, she has her father's and mother's genes who were both great singers in their own right.
Natalie Cole Info 📰:
Natalie Cole was born on February 6, 1950 in Los Angeles, California. She passed away on December 31, 2015 in Los Angeles, California. She was a singer, actress and songwriter. She was the daughter of the famed singer and Jazz pianist Nat King Cole and former Duke Ellington Orchestra singer Maria Hawkins Ellington. She was raised in the affluent Hancock Park district of Los Angeles. Regarding her childhood, Natalie Cole referred to her family as "The Black Kennedys" and was exposed to many great singers of jazz, soul and blues as a youth. At the age of 6, Natalie Cole sang on her father's Christmas album: The Magic Of Christmas, and later started performing on her own at age 11.
Throughout her lifetime, Natalie Cole has received nine Grammy Awards, was nominated for a Primetime Emmy Award, and sold over 30 million records worldwide. In 1995, Cole was awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Music from the Berklee College of Music. She was awarded the Howie Richmond Hitmaker Award from the Songwriters Hall of Fame in 1999, has been inducted into the National Rhythm & Blues Hall of Fame (2021) as well as received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame (1979).
Natalie Cole enrolled in Northfield School For Girls, an elite New England preparatory school before her father passed away from lung cancer in February 1965. After her father's untimely passing she relocated her schooling to The Buckley School, a private school in Sherman Oaks, California and after graduation enrolled at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. She transferred briefly to University of Southern California where she pledged the Upsilon chapter of Delta Sigma Theta sorority. She later transferred back to the University of Massachusetts, where she majored in Child Psychology and minored in German, graduating in 1972.
After her college graduation in 1972 she began singing at small clubs with her band: Black Magic. Clubs initially welcomed her because she was Nat King Cole's daughter, only to be disappointed when she began singing cover versions of R&B and rock songs instead of her own original material. With the assistance of Chuck Jackson and Marvin Yancy, a songwriting and producing duo, she recorded some songs in a studio in Chicago that was owned by Curtis Mayfield. Her demo tapes led to a recording contract with Capitol Records.
Natalie Cole rose to prominence in the mid-1970s, with the release of her debut album: Inseparable (1975), along with the song: "This Will Be (An Everlasting Love)", and the album's title track. Its success led to her receiving the Grammy Award for Best New Artist at the 18th Annual Grammy Awards, for which she became the first African-American recipient, as well as the first R&B act to win the award. The media's billing of Natalie Cole as the "New Aretha Franklin" started a rivalry between the two singers. The feud boiled over at the 1976 Grammy Awards when Natalie Cole beat out Aretha Franklin in the Best Female R&B Vocal Performance category, a category which Aretha Franklin had won eight times before losing to Natalie Cole.
Natalie Cole followed up with the successful singles: "Sophisticated Lady" (1976), "I've Got Love On My Mind" (1977) and "Our Love" (1977). After releasing a few more albums in the late 1970s her personal problems, including battles with drug addiction, began to attract public notice, and her career suffered as a result. In 1983, following the release of her album: I'm Ready, released on Epic, she entered a rehab facility in Connecticut and stayed there for a period of six months.
Following Natalie Cole's release from rehab, she signed with Modern Records and released the album: Dangerous, which started a slow career resurgence for her in terms of record sales and chart success. In 1987 Natalie Cole changed record labels signing with EMI-Manhattan Records, as well as, she departed from her signature R&B sound and returned as a pop singer on her 1987 album: Everlasting. The album helped her return to the top of the music charts thanks to her singles: "Jump Start (My Heart)", the top ten ballad, "I Live For Your Love", and her dance-pop cover of Bruce Springsteen's song "Pink Cadillac".
In the 1990s, she sang a more traditional pop style made famous by her father Nat King Cole, resulting in her biggest album success: Unforgettable... With Love, which was certified 7× platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA). The album: Unforgettable... With Love, won the Grammy Award for Album of the Year, for which Natalie Cole became the first African-American woman to win the award.
Natalie Cole continued to release albums throughout the 1990s and 2000s as well as hosting the tv show: My Big Break (1990). She also appeared on the television shows: I'll Fly Away, Touched By An Angel, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, Studio 60 On The Sunset Strip and Grey's Anatomy. She had the lead role in the 1994 TV movie Lily In Winter as well as appearing in the 1998 tv movie Outnumbered. In 2000, she starred as herself in: Livin' For Love: The Natalie Cole Story, for which she received the NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Actress in a Television Movie, Mini-Series or Dramatic Special. She also appeared in the 2004 Cole Porter biopic film: De-Lovely.
In 2000, Natalie Cole released an autobiography: Angel On My Shoulder, which described her battle with drugs during much of her life, including heroin and crack cocaine. At one stage of her addiction, she worked as a prostitute's solicitor, a go between, for men in order to fund her drug habit. Natalie Cole said she began recreational drug use while attending the University of Massachusetts Amherst. Her autobiography was released in conjunction with a made-for-TV movie: Livin' For Love: The Natalie Cole Story, which aired December 10, 2000 on NBC and re-aired October 26, 2011 on Centric TV.
Natalie Cole announced in 2008 that she had been diagnosed with hepatitis C, which is a liver disease that is spread through contact with infected blood. Natalie Cole attributed having the disease to her past intravenous drug use. Four months after starting treatment for hepatitis C, she experienced kidney failure and required dialysis three times a week for nine months. Following her appeal for a kidney on the Larry King Show, she was contacted by the organ procurement agency One Legacy, in May 2009.
Natalie Cole passed away 👼🏾at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles on December 31, 2015 at the age of 65. Her publicist said the singer's death was the result of congestive heart failure, which her family said was a complication of idiopathic pulmonary arterial hypertension, which she had been diagnosed with after her kidney transplant in 2009.
Natalie Cole's funeral 🪦was held on January 11, 2016 at the West Angeles Church of God in Christ in Los Angeles. David Foster, Stevie Wonder, Smokey Robinson, Lionel Richie, Chaka Khan, Eddie Levert, Mary Wilson, Gladys Knight, Ledisi, Jesse Jackson, Angela Bassett, Denise Nicholas, Marla Gibbs, Jackée Harry and Freda Payne were among the mourners at the funeral. After the funeral, she was buried at Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Glendale, California. Her grave is located in the central lawn area of the 'Court of Freedom' section, Garden of Honor; there is no public access to her grave site.
Natalie Cole Albums 📀:
Inseparable (1975)
Natalie (1976)
Unpredictable (1977)
Thankful (1977)
I Love You So (1979)
Don't Look Back (1980)
Happy Love (1981)
I'm Ready (1983)
Dangerous (1985)
Everlasting (1987)
Good To Be Back (1989)
Unforgettable... With Love (1991)
Take a Look (1993)
Holly & Ivy (1994)
Stardust (1996)
Christmas With You (1998)[32]
Snowfall On The Sahara (1999)
The Magic Of Christmas With The London Symphony Orchestra (1999)
Ask A Woman Who Knows (2002)
Leavin' (2006)
Still Unforgettable (2008)
Caroling, Caroling: Christmas With Natalie Cole (2008)
Natalie Cole En Español (2013)
Some good Natalie Cole songs 🎶: This Will Be (An Everlasting Love), Inseparable, What You Won't Do For Love, Miss You Like Crazy, Sophisticated Lady, I've Got Love On My Mind, Sorry, Pink Cadillac, I Live For Your Love, Mr Melody, This Will Be, Jump Start, I Can't Say No, Livin' For Love, Song For You, Dangerous, Nothin' But a Fool, Too Much Mister, Snowfall On The Sahara, La Costa, Say You Love Me, I'm Catchin' Hell, A Little Bit Of Heaven, Take A Look, Wild Women Do, A Smile Like Yours, Unforgettable, Angel On My Shoulder, Keeping A Light, Annie Mae, Gimme Some Time, Stand By, Hold On, Someone That I Used To Love, This Will Be, You Were Right Girl, Starting Over Again, When I Fall In Love, Over You, Beautiful Dreamer, Your Lonely Heart, I Do, As A Matter Of Fact, Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds, Your Eyes, Peaceful Living, Heaven Is With You, We're The Best Of Friends, Joey, I Can't Break Away, Good Morning Heartache, Unpredictable You and Party Lights.
Fun Fact 🕵🏾♀: R&B singer Mary J Blige covered the song: Our Love, it on her 1997 album: Share My World.
Hello S Nation Natalie Cole had a lot of good songs on her CDs like this will be, Sophisticated Lady, I've got love on my mind and Annie Mae and some other songs ask well and have you ever heard any of Freddie Jackson songs like You Are My Lady, Love Is Just A Touch Away, Jam Tonight and other songs ask well
Classic love this song react to Unforgettable by her and her father Nat King Cole.
My favorite Diva
You should do a react to her song I Live For Your Love!!!
And check out NATALIE COLE INTAMATE PORTRAT ITS REALLY GOOD 👍
React to her songs This Will Be, Inseparable, I Got Love On My Mind, When I Fall In Love (remake of her father Nat King Cole's song😂), I Live For Your Love (my favorite), I Miss You Like Crazy and Unforgettable (duet with her father's song) please.
Some songs to consider 🤔: Common ft Lauryn Hill- Retrospect For Life, The Roots ft Erykah Badu- You Got Me or A Tribe Called Quest ft Faith Evans- Stressed Out.
Listen to the audio version, the song is a little bit longer.
She got her voice honest. She is the daughter of the late great Nat King Cole.