Natalie Cole - Dangerous (original promo video)

Heavenly 1985 pop-dance from the exquisite Ms. Cole. Not very well known, but it was a huge dance hit...listen and you'll know why. Joyous :)

[@melmel4111]

My mother was the lady in the white dress in the bar room scene. I never got to see the video until I found it on here (some 25+ yrs later)!..My mom passed away aug 1st, 1999 from heart failure/COPD complications... She really admired Natalie Cole and meeting her was one of the greatest moments of her life. I wish she could have seen this video! I hope they are both resting peacefully....

[@drnowptpimplepopper9205]

She was very beautiful lady. I pray she’s in heaven

[@DavidMiller-kf1ss]

God bless!❤

[@leronmorton521]

Love me some Natalie Cole and this wonderful Song 😀😀👍👍 Missing you my favorite musical Queen 😥😥

[@charlesmiller9004]

We have lost so many good artists in the past 10 years..............Including her

[@margaretriley9146]

I was lucky to meet Natalie back in 1985 in Las Vegas...She opened her show with this song in a bright red dress.. This song of her is my favorite...!!!! May She Rest In Peace...!!!! 😪🎶💔

[@jmiller297]

She was WORKIN' that peplum!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@felixdeluxe5060]

RIP, Natalie - you'll be remembered!

[@michaelwilliams4410]

I remember seeing the late, great Natalie Cole perform this song on "Solid Gold" when I was 12! I actually bought a 45 of this great song two years ago, and it reminds me of "Jump (For My Love)" by the Pointer Sisters!

[@Capcoor]

These two girls at my school were cloggers, and one year for the talent show they did a clogging routine to “Jump For My Love”. The next year they did one to this.

[@TheFLOWMAC]

This song is written by the same guy that wrote Jump for the Pointer sisters.

[@belcantospecialist]

Great memories at the disco in 1985. Danced the hell outa of this song. Natalie Cole you are the bomb!!

[@d.m.1706]

# 6 on the Billboard Dance Charts

[@THembrey313]

Cameo by her cute pie son Robbie, I remember this song well, loved it and it still rocks!!!

[@derrickcrawford3134]

Sounds like a Pointer Sister song to me. Nevertheless, it was a great song by a gifted artist. Thank you for some wonderful classics. Now, rest in his arms #legend.

[@hughesjr]

Yep this is "Jump For My Love" turned sideways

[@SmartRobot-wc2fb]

@@hughesjr A more sophisticated "Jump For My Love" for sure! Like only Natalie would do!

[@JFH325CIS]

Derrick, YOU AIN'T LYIN'

[@sharksport01]

And that song Shout. "Shout breakout don't be insecure". Alex Brown?

[@garyskardina8455]

Yes initially we wrote it as a Jump For My Love follow up!

[@JFH325CIS]

Okay, I know EXACTLY where I was when this hit came out. I was in Dallas Texas for weekend conference for the American Society of Interior Designers (ASID). What the club's name was, I have NFI, but when I heard the voice of the singer, I KNEW WITHOUT QUESTION that it was MyGirl Miss Natalie. It reminds me of the TV series of old NAME THAT TUNE..."I can name that tune in...." Y'all know what I'm talkin' 'bout! (pardon me for saying I can do that with a NUMBER of songs...just don't ask me to do it noiw.) LOL

[@jasonmarcel4823]

Even the not-so-great songs of the 80's were better than today's crap!

[@travisdurand5374]

Dangerous as a whole is my favorite collection of Natalie's music

[@Jazzietime411]

This brings back the best memories! Rest In Peace Natalie Cole! The young guy really favors Sylvester Stallone.

[@madzskiej.mariveles]

Oh God I love Natalie Cole so much! I miss this song way back 1985! Rest In Peace. I will "Dangerous"ly "Miss You Like Crazy"!

[@JFH325CIS]

Brotha Man, YOU AIN'T LYin'

[@robertbrookey4445]

I did so much Aerobics to this song in the 1980’s - one of my favorites

[@marcusrob02]

The song was also a Top 20 R&B hit as well. Wish it was played way more, especially on old school stations.

[@leronmorton521]

I MISS THIS WONDERFUL WOMAN 😀 MY FAVORITE FEMALE SONGSTRESS OF ALL TIME 🤗🤗 QUEEN I PLAY YOUR WONDERFUL MUSIC EVERYDAY 👍👍👍 ...R.I.P. QUEEN 😥

[@barbaracheatham1503]

My Favorite as well, there will Never be Another! Rip Diva! Job well done. 🔥

[@lasktdave]

This was filmed at the Bradbury Building in downtown Los Angeles. Heart did a video there too and it was also used in Blade Runner.

[@knmlover]

+David G. Janet Jackson's Rhythm Nation mini movie was filmed there too, as was Tonight Tonight Tonight by Genesis.

[@lasktdave]

Also a well known episode of Outer Limits. Demon with a Glass Hand.

[@dprince7225]

cher's 1979 "take me home" video too me thinks

[@christopherwiss]

I thought that was Bradbury Building (great!) in downtown LA. Thanks for identifying.

[@mykel7691]

So much fun dancing to this in the clubs back in the day. R.I.P. Miss Cole.

[@locust1335]

Wow great song! I never knew there was a videq!

[@Kyng32]

Loved this when it came out and still love it today. Now if only someone can find and post the video for Too Much Mister I'd be a very happy boy

[@datboi1975]

Christopher Carter that video is posted now

[@70s80sVidz]

You're welcome :) So glad people are loving this as much as I do. She really is a classy lady

[@JFH325CIS]

beYOND classy! The Girl is the 's**t'

[@itsjemmabond]

I miss her. RIP

[@69Applekrate]

Love this song! have not heard it in awhile. really a great upbeat feel good tune

[@secr202484]

I always listened to these words as though she were singing about her struggle with substances abuse rather than a dangerous lover.

[@deondrickwoodard6286]

I remember this from 1985 never knew who sung it but now its over I have the cassette love the 80s.

[@RedRockMark]

Rest in Peace, Ms. Cole. Thank you for sharing your gift of music.

[@craiga.ballard8032]

Yeah man , iam a huge fan of Ms. Cole...

[@cittaromap4163]

Natalie was just an amazing singer ... the 80 ‘ was a Renaissance of oldies fabulous singers. Patti Tina Aretha Natalie etc ...

[@monicawright1803]

I remember this song and I think it was on a soundtrack!

[@deondrickwoodard6286]

this song was very well known I remember it never know it was ms. cole glad I found it

[@geekacky]

OMG THANK YOU SOOOOO MUCH FOR FINDING THIS!!!! I wrote it, recorded it, produced it record but never got a copy of the video! At long last it now sees the light of day! (Only wish it didn't have the overlay logo) but am happy to see this once again! Thanks again soo much!

[@morrismims8876]

Gary Skardina

[@JustForSneaksEnt]

Was the music business that selfish back then? The Modern Records label or MTV (and even BET then) could’ve gave you a copy since you were a part of it.

[@davidsingerbear478]

"WOW" really takes me back wow go NATALIE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Otsini]

Thanks for uploading this. Never seen it before! One of Natalie's best songs ever in my opinion.

[@martyinsd]

I miss you so much Natalie Cole! Like your dad, you were truly a great artist.

[@AnthonyWilliams-jn9hc]

Thought i knew "Everything" about Ms. Cole, never knew this video existed.

[@leronmorton521]

I SEE YOU LITTLE ROBBIE 😅😅 NATALIE COLE"S ONLY SON 😀 I LOVE THIS WONDERFUL SONG 👍👍 AND LOVE THIS FANTASTIC SINGER 🤗🤗 ...R.I.P. NATALIE AND ROBBIE 🙏🙏

[@leronmorton521]

My favorite female singer of all time Mrs Natalie Cole 😄😄🤗🤗 ...Miss u queen 😥 R.I.P. LEGEND

[@davidsingerbear478]

That is my girl...we miss you so much!!!!!!

[@marcusrob02]

For obvious reasons, I cant help but to think that this was originally meant for the Pointer Sisters. 😂 Actually, after digging up some info, it looks like this song and the Pointer Sister's "Jump" had the same songwriters and producers on both songs! Lol I KNEW it!!!

[@TheClubhits1]

We totally agree... she was dangerous! x fab video..

[@davidsingerbear478]

This is such a great song and love it now I'm Dangerous David

[@bearguy7796]

Thanks for sharing your Son with us in Video Natalie Cole...May he rejoice in your Arms again and you welcome him with Open arms may he rest in Peace with you and your Father and Mother Rip in Peace Robert

[@shuper007]

RIP Natalie Cole.

[@70s80sVidz]

Thanks for your comment mate and agree 100%. This lady is so fine and pure class. Love her :)

[@dampergoldenrod4156]

awesome song and awesome video. love this upbeat spirited 1980s sound. a crime this was never aired on mtv even in the late 1980s when this song was a few years old this video should have been aired.

[@leronmorton521]

YESS QUEEN NATALIE COLE DO YOUR THING 😀 I SEE YOU DANCING 🧐 SING THE SONG 👍👍 MISS YOU ICON 😥😥

[@corneliusgardner9264]

I was excited and happy to see my girl Nat back where she belongs; wrote dozens of letters to her wishing & Praying For Her complete recovery from rehab; Now! Natalie Cole Rocks! @Debra Lee @BET @vervemusicgroup

[@DavidMiller-kf1ss]

Club times!. Swipe right! Lol.❤

[@car2929]

love it!! thanks for uploading this gem :)

[@bobbenize]

She looked extremely pretty in this video

[@oofahman]

Boston's 1270! Good Memories!

[@pettra1]

Top drawer stuff

[@simon5005]

Sunday T-Dance at 4001 in Dallas 1985............heaven!

[@licentia1963]

You're hawt

[@shreve99]

YESSSS!!!! I was there!! 4001 and the Old Plantation were my favorite clubs in Dallas!!

[@timogriffith]

shreve99 Stark Club but I did love this song then . ; )

[@terrenceragin5555]

This was the Jam. She was fresh out of Rehab

[@nickfreshalive]

Close enough. Marti Sharron, one of the co-writers of "Jump," wrote, arranged and produced this record. Not a bad record at all!

[@fromthip81]

Sounds very Pointer Sisterish, (e.g. Jump (For My Love) Natalie must of had the same producer who did the Pointer Sisters.

[@80sEric]

You have a very good ear. I looked it up and both songs were co-produced by Gary Skardina.

[@garyskardina8455]

same writers but Produced by Marti Sharron and Gary Skardina

[@jamusicman3704]

Was that Andrew Shue from Melrose Place in the video? It sure looks like him!

[@JJKSeattle]

This got lots of play in the gay dance clubs!

[@gavinvonmeyer3746]

Donno who did it first, but the backing music and melodies and Ponyer Sister's Song is a Copy & Paste, Jump for you My Love.

[@garyskardina8455]

same writers asked to write a follow up to JUMP

[@dampergoldenrod4156]

Great upbeat song great video yet no one seemed to have seen this in 1985 yet you could not Escape Whitney Houston she was so over promoted

[@barbaracheatham1503]

Unfortunately you are right Natalie was never given the respect she deserved! Even in Death! RIP Diva

[@PoopDollyDollLoop]

i have a cassette tape with this song on it. i think its the whole album its cool wouldn't've known who she was without it.

[@dampergoldenrod4156]

3:07 rocker woman on the left of the screen