Today is the anniversary of the birth of Natalie Cole's son, Robert "Robbie" Yancy. The Natalie Cole Foundation would like to celebrate his memory today with this rarely seen family video clip.

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Today in 1994: Natalie Cole’s album “Holly & Ivy” was released on October 4, 1994. Are you ready to start spinning it for the holidays??

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Released today in 2002: Natalie Cole's jazz-inspired album "Ask A Woman Who Knows" was released on September 17, 2002. It was nominated for "Best Jazz Vocal Album" at the 45th annual #GrammyAwards. What is your favorite song on the album?

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Today the Natalie Cole Foundation celebrates the legacy of Tony Bennett on the anniversary of his birth.

Natalie Cole and Tony Bennett sang together on numerous occasions, including on their duet of the classic song "Stormy Weather.”

Thank you, Tony, for the music and the memories!

50 years ago this week, Natalie Cole’s single "This Will Be (An Everlasting Love)" debuted on the Billboard Hot R&B singles chart. The song would spend 19 weeks on the chart and ultimately reach the #1 position for two weeks!

Watch the full video here! youtu.be/M-MkUTX8Ih4

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The Natalie Cole Foundation mourns the loss of the prolific composer Alan Bergman. Thank you to Alan for all the amazing songs, including those cherished and sung by Natalie Cole.

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Happy Fourth of July from the Natalie Cole Foundation!

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Today in 1987 — Natalie Cole’s single “Jump Start” entered the Billboard Hot R&B chart, where it would stay for 20 weeks, and where it would peak at #2. Does the song make you want to dance??

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As we honor and remember on this Memorial Day, enjoy this performance of Natalie Cole singing “I’m Beginning to See the Light” from the 2012 National Memorial Day Concert. Full video here: youtu.be/GC2R_OAyYBM

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This month marks the 50th anniversary of the release of Natalie Cole’s debut album, “Inseparable.” Enjoy Natalie’s milestone 1975 album — now available in Dolby ATMOS for the first time! NatalieCole.lnk.to/Inseparable50

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On this day in 1976: May 1 -- Natalie Cole’s “Sophisticated Lady (She’s A Different Lady)” enters the Billboard Hot R&B chart, where it will spend 18 weeks, peaking at #1.

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40 Years Ago Today: April 27, 1985 -- Natalie Cole's single "Dangerous" entered the Hot R&B Singles chart, peaking at #16. Do you remember dancing to this one??

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"I guess what I am trying to pass on to you, dear reader, is this: Don't give up...God ain't through with you yet." - Natalie Cole, from her autobiography, "Angel On My Shoulder."

We wish everyone a happy Easter today.

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Today in 1989, the #NatalieCole classic "Miss You Like Crazy" entered Billboard’s Hot 100 Chart. Natalie recalled it was a wonderful, if challenging, recording process—working with brilliant writer/producer Michael Masser, the song took 9 months & 60 vocal tracks to finish! found.ee/nc-lovesongs

On this day in 1976: Natalie Cole’s second studio album, “Natalie,” was released on Capitol Records. The album featured the hit single "Sophisticated Lady (She's a Different Lady)" — watch Natalie perform the song here! www.youtube.com/watch?v=HfAu...

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On this day in 1979: March 19 -- Capitol Records releases Natalie Cole's album "I Love You So."

Fun fact: The album features the song "Oh, Daddy" written by Christine McVie with #FleetwoodMac.

Listen to Natalie's version here! www.youtube.com/watch?v=8eR5...

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Kick-off Women's History Month by listening to this special collection of Natalie Cole's hits including "This Will Be (An Everlasting Love)," "Pink Cadillac," and more! Stream now: NatalieCole.lnk.to/AnEverlastingLove

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Is your favorite Natalie Cole song on the list?

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