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The daughter of celebrated crooner Nat King Cole, she was exposed to the greats of , and at an early age and began performing at the age of 11. Her debut album in 1975, Inseparable, won her immediate praise, with the smash single This Will Be (An Everlasting Love) (#1 R&B, #6 Pop) winning her a Grammy for Best R&B Vocal Performance, Female, a category that had been monopolized by Aretha Franklin. She also was named the Grammys' Best New Artist of 1975. She attended the Northfield Mount Hermon School in Northfield, MA.

Natalie Cole music videos

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4:43 2002
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2:41 1975
from Holly & Ivy (1994)
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3:31 1994
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3:54 1987
from Pretty Woman (1990)
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4:10 1990
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4:28 2002
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2:25 1975
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5:37 1991
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4:23 1977
(duet with Nat King Cole)
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3:32 1991
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4:52 2006
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3:42 1991
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4:33 2002
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9:44 2002
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2:26 1991
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3:39 1991
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3:46 1991
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3:37 2006
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5:51 2002
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4:28 1987
(featuring Diana Krall)
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5:34 2002
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5:36 1992
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2:12 1991
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2:37 1991
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6:32 1975
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3:37 1991
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3:26 1991
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5:43 2002
from Music from the Motion Picture De-Lovely
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3:46 2004
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3:38 1991
8:43 2006
4:28 2003
3:43 2003
8:15 2000
5:19 2000
3:38 1998
5:45 1998
4:19 1997
4:02 1996
3:46 1996
3:21 1996
5:23 1996
3:12 1996
4:04 1996
from Holly & Ivy (1994) 4:21 1994
4:15 1993
3:05 1993
4:07 1991
4:17 1991
3:37 1991
4:08 1989
4:12 1987
4:38 1987
4:14 1987
4:03 1985
3:34 1981
4:54 1980
4:05 1980
6:04 1979
4:47 1979
3:54 1978
4:56 1978
3:09 1978
4:19 1978
3:29 1978
6:16 1977
4:07 1977
3:54 1977
4:54 1977
2:58 1975
3:30 1975
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