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Natalie Cole, Inseparable, 1975 on Capitol

Debut album from Natalie Cole, with "This Will Be (An Everlasting Love" and "Inseparable," her two big breakout hits. Songs written mostly by Chuck jackson and Marvin Yancy who also produced. (Cole married Yancy in 1976). She was the first African American woman (and first R&B act) to win a Grammy for Best New Artist, in 1976. Unfortunately Natalie Cole passed in 2015. My copy—via private sale—is a Winchester pressing on red Capitol labels. I love finding these R&B / Soul gems from […]

https://goatless.org/2026/09/05/natalie-cole-inseparable-1975-on-capitol

Natalie Cole, Inseparable, 1975 on Capitol

Debut album from Natalie Cole, with "This Will Be (An Everlasting Love" and "Inseparable," her two big breakout hits. Songs written mostly by Chuck jackson and Marvin Yancy who also produced. (Cole married Yancy in 1976). She was the first African American woman (and first R&B act) to win a Grammy for Best New Artist, in 1976. Unfortunately Natalie Cole passed in 2015. My copy—via private sale—is a Winchester pressing on red Capitol labels. I love finding these R&B / Soul gems from […]

https://goatless.org/2026/09/05/natalie-cole-inseparable-1975-on-capitol

Hype for the Future 176P: City of Winchester, Tennessee

Overview The City of Winchester is a city in and the county seat of Franklin County, Tennessee, with the Town of Decherd located to the northeast. Today, the county seat is home to the Old Jail Museum and the Abraham Sharp Gallery. To the east is the notable site of Sewanee, the University of the South; as well as the Monteagle area of numerous restaurants and hotels in the area off Interstate 24 in Franklin, Grundy, and Marion Counties.

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