The album features beautiful renditions of songs like "Unforgettable," "The Very Thought of You," and "A Misirlou." Natalie Cole's ability to bring a contemporary feel to these classics was praised by critics and audiences alike. The album received multiple Grammy nominations and won several, including Record of the Year and Best Female Jazz Vocal Performance.

Natalie Cole worked with renowned producers, including Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds, Phil Ramone, and Nat King Cole's original arranger, Dick Reynolds. The recording process was a labor of love, with Natalie Cole pouring her heart and soul into each track. She reimagined her father's classics, such as "Unforgettable," "Orange Colored Sky," and "The Very Thought of You," while also recording new songs, like "With Love."

For listeners discovering the album today, it offers a masterclass in phrasing, emotional restraint, and orchestral pop arrangement. It also stands as a testament to recovery and redemption—Natalie’s personal triumph over addiction mirrored her musical reconciliation with her father’s legacy.