Monday, April 25, 2011
U is for Unforgettable. Natalie & Nat King Cole - Unforgettable (1992 The Unforgettable Concert )
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When I was little, my parents had Nat King Cole's album. I loved his songs and his voice. For those who don't know, Nat died way to young from lung cancer. He was a chain smoker. When Natalie Cole came out with this dual, I loved it immediately.
Next week my plot series will continue. If you are trying to figure out which plot your using or which one you want to use check this series out. Previous plot post can be found under plot. Next week's master plot is: The Riddle
If you missed the book trailer that my daughter did for my new ya fantasy short story it's below. Please check it out and head to YouTube to like it. Thanks.
Have a good day.
Nancy
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Thanks for sharing the link!
I checked out your trailer, well more than once, then I went to your daughters and became a follower on her blog.
Hi Nancy. I'm back from my beach sojourn so I'll be able to check out your youtube vids.
I'm up to U is for Utopia. Do visit if you can.
Denise<3
That father-daughter duet is a classic, unforgettable in so many ways. It's a beautiful rendition.
Cannot do much better than the Cole family :) I should have thought of the video thing.
Jules @ Trying To Get Over The Rainbow
I grew up listening to Nat King Cole LPs on my grandparents turntable and trying to sing like him. Unfortunately, as I grew up I sang tenor, but it's the thought that counts. LOL Thank you for sharing. :)
So sad to lose such an unforgettable man to lung cancer.
My favorite Nat King Cole story is the one of his first gig. I don't remember where it was, but, when he sat down at the piano, he was told to sing as he played. He was shocked. "But I don't sing," he said, "I play piano." He was told to sing anyway, and the rest is history.
Love the man!
-- K
Kay, Alberta, Canada
An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel
unforgettable is the best way to describe those voices. And the songs! good stuff, Nan~ :o)
I remember when Natalie did that video.
Thank you Nas, Denise, Joanne, Jules, Jeffrey, Kay, LTM, and Alex for stopping by and leaving a comment. I'll see you all on your blog.
Nancy
That WAS a wonderful simulated duet. And a beautiful song.
Looking forward to the rest of the plot series. :)
Thanks for sharing the video!
Nat King Cole's voice was velvet, pure velvet. I saw this concert too and felt so sad for Natalie, what a sad, sweet moment.
Thank you Bish and Golden for dropping by and commenting.
That is so true Ann, sad and sweet.
Nancy
My mother introduced me to Nat King Cole. Should used to play his records every Sunday morning. Talk about smooth!
Thanks for coming by J.L.
Nancy
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