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The Ultimate Duet: How Natalie Cole’s ‘Unforgettable… with Love’ Conquered the Past and Redefined the Present

This is a concept album dedicated to the Great American Songbook, specifically songs made famous by Natalie’s father, Nat King Cole.

• People’s Choice Award – Favorite New Song (1992)
• NAACP Image Award – Outstanding Album
• Ranked in Rolling Stone’s “500 Greatest Albums of All Time” (2020 edition – No. 445).

• Vibe: Gentle ballad.
• Listen for: The acoustic guitar work in the background.

• "Unforgettable" (a duet with Nat King Cole)
• "Route 66"
• "Mona Lisa"
• "Nature Boy"
• "Orange Colored Sky"

• Album of the Year (WINNER)
• Record of the Year – “Unforgettable” (WINNER)
• Best Traditional Pop Vocal Performance – (WINNER)
• Best Arrangement on an Instrumental – “Unforgettable” (WINNER)
• Total Grammy wins for this album: 6 awards (out of 7 nominations).

Features arrangements by David Foster, Andre Fischer, and Ray Brown, among others. Track List The standard version of the album contains 22 tracks: The Very Thought of You (It's Only A) Paper Moon This Can't Be Love That Sunday That Summer Orange Colored Sky Medley: For Sentimental Reasons / Tenderly / Autumn Leaves Straighten Up and Fly Right Don't Get Around Much Anymore Nature Boy Darling, Je Vous Aime Beaucoup Almost Like Being in Love Thou Swell Non Dimenticar Our Love Is Here to Stay Unforgettable (Duet with Nat King Cole) — Uses electronic mixing to pair their vocals Audiophile Audition Recent Reissues A 30th-anniversary reissue was released by Craft Recordings in 2022, featuring remastered audio and bonus tracks like " Cottage for Sale Audiophile Audition vinyl availability background stories on a particular track from this album? natalie cole unforgettable with love 1991 elektrarar

Special Guest:

Natalie's uncle, Ike Cole , provides piano accompaniment on several tracks. People’s Choice Award – Favorite New Song (1992)

• Vibe: Opens with lush strings. A slow, romantic ballad.
• Listen for: The clarity of the saxophone and Natalie’s lower register. This sets the tone that this isn't a pop album, but a jazz/classical crossover.