Title: as time goes by.
Product review: on this, natalie cole's second collection of (mostly) 40s and 50s covers, she resurrects the formula that garnered her multi-platinum sales for _unforgettable, with love_, with surprisingly less success. what may have attracted many listeners before--namely, using technology in a way nobody ever had to duet with her own deceased father--is missing on _take a look_, but cole's flawless delivery and uncanny understanding of an era long gone are ever-present. less concerned with sales than with personal acheivement, the world owes cole a great deal of gratitude to cole for perserving the sound of an time when music still meant something. few singers of her age have the insight and skill to pull off such a feat, and fewer still attempt it. though many of us may long for a release of original work form nat's daugther, what she is doing is important and deserves our praise and respect.
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