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Hace 4 días · "Unforgettable", el grandioso tema de Nat King Cole convertido en leyenda al cantarlo a dúo con su hija Natalie Cole (gracias a una técnica pionera en 1991), 26 años después de su muerte - El Correo de Pozuelo.
Hace 4 días · In a magical moment of music history, Natalie Cole recorded a virtual duet of the song “Unforgettable” with her late father, Nat King Cole. The iconic duet won three Grammy Awards, including Album of the Year and Record of the Year.
Hace 2 días · This CD is a must-have for fans of Natalie Cole and lovers of pop vocal music. The album, released in 1991 by Elektra, features the unforgettable vocals of David "Fathead" Newman, Natalie Cole, and Joe Sample.
Hace 6 horas · Rumer Willis’s daughter Louetta “Lou” Isley is spunky, silly, and sweet in a new video! The proud mama posted a montage clip full of photos and videos of her pregnancy, delivery, and ...
Hace 4 días · Natalie’s mother was Maria Cole, a singer with the Duke Ellington Orchestra. The most famous version of the hit song “Unforgettable” was released in 1951 by Nat King Cole. In 1991, Natalie Cole recorded a version that was mixed with an earlier 1961 version sung by her father, creating an “unforgettable” father-daughter duet that was made 26 years after Nat King Cole had passed away.
Hace 1 día · Revealing that it is ‘a gift’ to be loved by her baby girl, Willis unveiled a touching video to her 1.1M Instagram followers, set to Natalie Cole’s This Will Be (An Everlasting Love). The adorable video shows footage and photos of Rumer with Louetta and many of her beloved family members, including her daughter’s grandad, Bruce Willis, and grandmother, Demi Moore.
Hace 14 horas · But back in the university lab more than two decades ago, Siess says his device didn't look like much. It took him years of work, to get others to share his vision, to start a company and get the device OKed by the Food and Drug Administration. Now he has advice to aspiring inventors and new grads. "Don't be disappointed that the first things ...
