Natalie Cole/ON, USA 2002

Natalie Cole passed away on New Year’s Eve 2015. This live performance is from the 2002 album Ask A Woman Who Knows tour and is recorded with high quality audience recording. His father, Nat King Cole, must have been under a lot of pressure, but he started his musical career as an R&B singer rather than a jazz singer. It seems that she wanted to sing the songs her father sang because she loved her father and felt a sense of loss when he passed away, but Natalie became a jazz singer after their pseudo-duet on the famous album Unforgettable became a big hit. Transform. During that time, he had retired from the music world due to drug addiction, but after overcoming hardships, he was able to make a fresh start. Therefore, the set list includes numbers from the previous Ask A Woman Who Knows, jazz standard numbers, and since it is December, Christmas songs are sung. This is a must-listen item from fall to winter. John Labatt Centre, London, ON December 7, 2002 Disc One 1 A Song For You 2 New Song 3 So Many Stars 4 Tell Me All About It 5 My Baby Cares for Me 6 A-tisket A-tasket 7 Route 66 8 Straighten Up And Fly Right 9 Count Basie Title 10 Two for the Blues 11 What’s a Difference A Day Made 12 I Told You So 13 Calling You Disc Two 1 That Sunday That Summer 2 Smile 3 Unforgettable 4 This Will Be (An Everlasting Love) 5 Jingle Bells 6 Caroling, Caroling 7 The Holly & The Ivy 8 My Grown-Up Christmas List 9 The Christmas Song (Chestnuts Roasting On An Open Fire) 10 Band Introduction 11 Applause 12 Talk 13 ‘S Wonderful 14 Too Young 15 I’m Glad There Is You 16 Outro