Inseparable

1. 01Needing You2:47
2. 02Joey2:57
3. 03Inseparable2:26
4. 04I Can't Say No3:31
5. 05This Will Be2:52
6. 06Something for Nothin'2:57

Inseparable is the debut album from singer Natalie Cole, released in May 1975 on the Capitol label. The album became her first gold-certified album and spawned the number-one R&B hits "This Will Be (An Everlasting Love)" and "Inseparable" and helped the young singer win two Grammy Awards including Best New Artist. By 1974, Natalie Cole, the daughter of legendary jazz/pop crooner Nat King Cole, was struggling to get her own music career off the ground. Ever since she had started performing at clubs and festivals, Cole had tried to forge her own path away from the one that several of her father's fans thought she would turn to. Cole refused to record jazz material in fear she would be accused of riding her father's coattails. A longtime fan of soul and blues singers such as Janis Joplin and Aretha Franklin, Cole had instead inspired to follow in their footsteps. After performing at one club, she was spotted by musicians Chuck Jackson (step-brother of Jesse Jackson) and Marvin Yancy, who was shipping songs that had been ironically turned down by Franklin herself. Cole, Yancy and Jackson recorded demos for songs that later led to Cole being signed to her father's Capitol Records label…