Natalie Cole’s famous and popular songs
Let me introduce some songs by Natalie Cole, the American singer-songwriter who passed away in 2015.
Known for her sexy and beautiful voice, she is also famous as the daughter of Nat King Cole, the legendary jazz pianist and vocalist.
Although she disliked being seen merely as “Nat King Cole’s daughter” and intentionally pursued a different musical path from her father, as she grew older she began to take pride in being his daughter.
In 1991, she released Unforgettable…
with Love, a collection of covers of her father’s songs, and drew tremendous attention by realizing a posthumous duet with him through overdubbing.
Now, please enjoy the music of Natalie Cole, a singer who inherited remarkable DNA and overcame the pressure that came with it.
Playlist
| Natalie Cole’s famous and popular songs | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| show_chart | Title | Playlist | Review |
| 1east | Miss You Like CrazyNatalie Cole |  play_arrow | Sing an inspiring classic in a cigarette commercial |
| 2south_east | Miss You Like CrazyNatarī Kōru |  play_arrow | It ranked 7th for two consecutive weeks starting July 8, 1989, and... |
| 3east | Our LoveNatarī Kōru |  play_arrow | Ranked 10th for two consecutive weeks from April 15, 1978... |
| 4south_east | Our LoveNatalie Cole | play_arrow | A great American jazz pianist and singer… |
| 5east | Livin’ For LoveNatarī Kōru |  play_arrow | A disco-song-like melody that naturally makes your body move… |
| 6east | Hold OnNatarī Kōru |  play_arrow | It reached number 38 on the R&B chart. Low notes, high notes, and... |
| 7east | I Love You SoNatarī Kōru |  play_arrow | Natalie Cole’s fifth album “I Lo…” |
| 8east | Pink CadillacNatarī Kōru |  play_arrow | From May 7, 1988, it held the top position for two consecutive weeks... |
| 9east | Unpredictable YouNatarī Kōru |  play_arrow | The second album, released in 1977, “... |
| 10east | Mr. MelodyNatarī Kōru |  play_arrow | On October 30, 1976, Billboard's Pop... |
| 11east | I Live for Your LoveNatarī Kōru |  play_arrow | It reached No. 13 on the Billboard Singles chart... |
| 12east | InseparableNatarī Kōru |  play_arrow | Debut released in May 1975... |
| 13east | Stand ByNatarī Kōru |  play_arrow | An upbeat, poppy song with striking high notes from Natalie Cole. |
| 14east | Que Sera, Sera (Whatever Will Be, Will Be)Natarī Kōru |  play_arrow | It's a track that hints at a bluesy sound. A master… |
| 15east | This will beNatarī Kōru |  play_arrow | It’s Natalie Cole’s debut single. |
| 16east | Be ThankfulNatarī Kōru |  play_arrow | The song has a very distinctive chorus. In the middle of the singing... |
| 17east | Christmas MedleyNatarī Kōru |  play_arrow | The “H…” that was released as a Christmas album |
| 18east | Gimme Some TimeNatarī Kōru |  play_arrow | Pe—renowned as a master of soft rock ballads... |
| 19east | I’ve Got Love on My MindNatarī Kōru |  play_arrow | On April 30, 1977, on the Billboard sing... |
| 20east | Jingle BellsNatarī Kōru |  play_arrow | As you can tell from the title, it's a Christmas song... |
| 21east | Lucy In The Sky with DiamondsNatarī Kōru |  play_arrow | It’s a long, eight-minute track. I feel like I’ve heard it somewhere before… |
| 22east | Something’s Got A Hold On MeNatarī Kōru |  play_arrow | It starts off very slowly, but as it goes into the latter half… |
| 23east | UnforgettableNatarī Kōru |  play_arrow | Nat King…, the father of Natalie Cole… |
| 24east | Party LightsNatarī Kōru |  play_arrow | A catchy pop track that’s perfect for a disco song... |
| 25east | Someone That I Used To LoveNatarī Kōru |  play_arrow | Lyrics by Gerry Goffin, music by Michael … |
| 26east | My Grown-up Christmas ListNatalie Cole |  play_arrow | Natalie Cole’s Christmas song(s) |
| 27east | Sophisticated Lady (She’s A Different Lady)Natarī Kōru |  play_arrow | A Grammy-winning R&B track. An upbeat song perfect for the morning. |
| 28east | L-O-V-ENatalie Cole |  play_arrow | Natalie Cole is an American singer... |
| 29east | Pink CaddilacNatalie Cole |  play_arrow | No. 5 in the U.S. in 1988. From the great success of the 1970s... |
| 30east | This Will BeNatalie Cole |  play_arrow | Natalie Cole, the daughter of Nat King Cole |
| 31east | UnforgettableNatalie Cole | play_arrow | A famous father-daughter duet, a moving experience wrapped in love |
| 32east | As Time Goes ByNatalie Cole |  play_arrow | Natalie, the daughter of Nat King Cole... |
| 33east | Route 66Natalie Cole |  play_arrow | The classic Route 66 song performed by Nat King Cole’s daughter. |
| 34east | Tell Me All About ItNatalie Cole |  play_arrow | R&B singer Nata, who debuted in 1975… |
| 35east | Ev’ry Time We Say GoodbyeNatalie Cole |  play_arrow | The 1944 review “Seven Liv…” |
| 36east | This Will Be (An Everlasting Love)Natalie Cole | play_arrow | Natalie Cole achieves major success with her father’s songs |
| 37east | What A Difference A Day MadeNatalie Cole |  play_arrow | This song was originally titled ‘Cuando Vuel…’ |
| 38south_east | UnforgettableNatalie Cole | play_arrow | A classic duet by Nat King Cole’s daughter |
| 39east | Starting Over AgainNatalie Cole |  play_arrow | Natalie Cole has been since 1956... |
| 40east | StardustNatalie Cole |  play_arrow | Nissan Motor “Bluebird,” Toyota “first-generation…” |
| 41east | As A Matter Of FactNatarī Kōru |  play_arrow | Divorce, drug addiction, alcohol dependence, and other issues... |
| 42east | I’m Catching Hell (Living Here Alone)Natarī Kōru |  play_arrow | A song that’s somewhere between a mutter and a monologue… |
| 43east | Jump StartNatarī Kōru |  play_arrow | Natalie Cole herself, her first Top 4 in seven years... |
| 44east | LoversNatarī Kōru |  play_arrow | From the intro, it's a bubbly, boogie-woogie kind of pop... |
| 45east | Ahmad’s bluesNatalie Cole |  play_arrow | Natalie Cole’s 1996 release... |
| 46east | At LastNatalie Cole |  play_arrow | What Natalie Cole delivered in 2021… |
| 47east | Cry BabyNatarī Kōru |  play_arrow | Janis, the singer who represents the 1960s, ... |