Natalie Cole's 80s comeback hit "Dangerous." When Natalie passed away, I noted at Ruth's site:
Singer Natalie Cole has passed away.
She topped the R&B chart six times with "This Will Be,"
"Inseprable," "Sophisticated Lady (She's a Different Lady)," "I've Got
Love On My Mind," "Our Love" and "Miss You Like Crazy" all hitting
number one.
In addition to those hits, she had 19 other songs that charted on the
R&B top forty -- including her comedback hits "Dangerous" and "A
Little Bit of Heaven."
It was the DANGEROUS album that touched off her come back and led to the
crossover success of 1987's EVERLASTING with hits like "Jump Start," "I
Live For Your Love," "When I Fall In Love" and Bruce Springsteen's
"Pink Cadillac."
For all the crossover pop success of EVERLASTING, it was DANGEROUS where she demonstrated she was back with confident performances such as on Graham Lyle and Richard Kerr's "A Little Bit Of Heaven" (above).
"A Little Bit Of Heaven" is below.
