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News: Performance / Tour

Natalie Cole: Dialysis in the Day, Concerts at Night

October 28, 2008

Cole has been ill but is eager to get on the road behind her new collection of unforgettable songs. Natalie Cole is sitting comfortably on the couch in her spacious 10th floor condo overlooking Westwood. She's relaxed, and at one point, before making a comment about one of the songs on her new album, she takes ...

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News: Music Industry

Natalie Cole Hospitalized, Postpones Concert Tour

September 20, 2008

Singer Natalie Cole, whos been battling Hepatitis C since being diagnosed in July with the liver disease, is in the hospital. The combination of the treatment shes been undergoing and the heavy promotional schedule for her new album took its toll. Her doctors decided they needed to put her in the hospital. They expect her to ...

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News: Music Industry

Natalie Cole Diagnosed with Hepatitis C

July 16, 2008

Singer's Publicist Pinpoints Drug Use As Likely Cause Grammy-winning singer Natalie Cole has hepatitis C. A statement from her publicist said that the liver disease was discovered during a routine examination and likely was caused by her drug use years ago. Hepatitis C is spread through contact with infected blood. The daughter of jazz legend Nat ...

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Leavin'

By Natalie Cole

Label: Elektra
Released: 2006

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Ask A Woman Who Knows

By Natalie Cole

Label: Verve Music Group
Released: 2003
Track listing: 1. I Haven't Got Anything Better To Do, 2. Tell Me About It, 3. Ask A Woman Who Knows, 4. It's Crazy , 5. You Are Mine You, 6.So Many Stars, 7. I Told You So, 8. Soon, 9. I'm Glad There Is You, 10. Better Than Anything, 11. The Music That Makes Me Dance, 12. Calling You, 13. My Baby Just Cares For Me

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Article: Album Review

Natalie Cole: Ask A Woman Who Knows

Read "Ask A Woman Who Knows" reviewed by Philip Songa

by Philip Songa
January 2, 2003

Ask A Woman Who Knows, singer Natalie Cole's latest album, has a rather presumptuous title, doesn't it? But then that’s just it. On this album, Cole absolutely knows what she is doing. Despite the fact that the title track is actually a song about love gone wrong, it makes an apt title for this album, and ...

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