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8 thoughts on “ Keep Smiling - Natalie Cole - Natalie (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. Keep Smiling. Natalie Cole. From the Album Natalie Listen Now Buy song $ Your Amazon Music account is currently associated with a different marketplace. To enjoy Prime Music, go to Your Music Library and transfer your account to flatucgesubloma.schooltilkawanconttenmarikangpunckirkling.co (US).

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2. A record that really has Natalie Cole finding her groove – not needing any help from her famous familial legacy, thank you – and instead stepping out with a tight, proud mode that really helped refine the sound of female soul in the 70s! The album's got plenty of influences from the Chicago soul scene – including songwriting and production from the team of Chuck Jackson and Brand: Capitol (Label).

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3. Natalie Cole Keep Smiling. Add to Song Favorites ♥ Share on facebook; twitter; tumblr; Appears On Year Artist/Album Label Time AllMusic Rating; Natalie Cole. Natalie. One Way Records: Natalie Cole. Sophisticated Lady [Disky] Great Hits:

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4. Her second gold album, "Natalie" featured two hit releases. "Mr. Melody," her first attempt at dabbling into her jazzy roots was a top 5 smash, and is a favorite of longtime fans. The funky "Sophisticated Lady" went all the way to the top, spurred on by Natalie's sexy, soulful growls and wails.5/5(14).

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5. Keep Smiling () Play It Straight () Keep Smiling is the second studio album released by the Danish pop group Laid Back. Track listing "Elevator Boy" - "Slowmotion Girl" - " Vinyl LP track listing Side One "White Horse" — "Elevator Boy" — Missing: Natalie Cole.

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6. Natalie is a album by American singer Natalie Cole. Cole's second studio album, It was released on April 9, by Capitol Records. All tracks written by Chuck Jackson and Marvin Yancy.

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7. From a soul standpoint, Cole's second album, Natalie, is among her strongest releases. Those who like Cole as a robust, big-voiced soul shouter weren't disappointed by Franklin -influenced offerings like "Touch Me," "Keep Smiling," and the funky hit "Sophisticated Lady (She's a Different Lady)," which shouldn't be confused with the Duke Ellington standard.

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8. The LP was produced in Chicago by the successful Jackson/Yancy team ranging from Funk (Sophisticated Lady) and Disco (Natalie scatting on the joyous hit single Mr. Melody), to Jazz Standards (Good Morning, Heartache), Ballads (Heaven Is With You) and Gospel influences (Can We Get Together Again). And it always worked out fine.

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