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Freddy Cole: This Love of Mine
by Andrew Rowan
Freddy Cole has crafted a marvelous performance with This Love of Mine. He mingles old warhorses, giving them new clothes and offers newer songs, making them sound ageless. Here and there the voice sounds frayed but it only adds to his authority. The afterglow that the session radiates makes it a keeper. The ...
Freddy Cole: Waiter Ask The Man to Play the Blues
by Javier AQ Ortiz
Originally released either in 1956, according to Freddy Cole's official website, or 1964, per the reissue's information, Waiter Ask The Man to Play the Blues: Freddie Cole Sings & Plays Some Lonely Ballads isn't--as the title might tempt one to think--an exercise in despondent blues and wrist slashing. Actually, it has plenty of tight, low, sizzling ...
I'm Not My Brother, I'm Me
By Freddy Cole
Label: HighNote Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: Clown Town, Where Did Everyone Go? How Did She Look? Home Fried Potatoes, Overjoyed, I Just Found Out About Love, Like a Quiet Storm, Brandy, Sunday Monday or Always, More Than Likely, To Whom It May Concern, Funny (Not Much), The Best Man, He Was the King, Nat Cole Medley, I'm Not My Brother I'm Me.
Freddy Cole: I'm Not My Brother, I'm Me
by Joel Roberts
Despite its unfortunate title, I'm Not My Brother, I'm Me is much more a tribute to Nat “King" Cole from younger brother Freddy Cole than a declaration of Freddy's independence. A fine singer and pianist in his own right, Freddy has spent his career in the shadow of his much better-known sibling - ...
Rio de Janeiro Blue
By Freddy Cole
Label: Telarc Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: Rio de Janeiro Blue, I Concentrate On You, Delirio, Invitation, Words Can't Describe, Wild Is Love, Yellow Days, Sem Voce, Something Happens To Me, There I've Said It Again, To Say Goodbye
Freddy Cole: Rio de Janeiro Blue
by AAJ Staff
The confluence of Freddy Cole's style with the appeal of Brazilian music seems such a natural that one wonders why it didn't happen before. But the confluence finally does happen on Rio de Janeiro Blue as Cole elucidates the connection between tunes from the American songbook and the emotional significance of Brazilian tunes.That connection, ...
Merry Go Round
By Freddy Cole
Label: Telarc Records
Released: 2000
Track listing: Watching You, Watching Me; It's Impossible; Merry-Go-Round; I Remember You; Forgive My Heart; Through A Long And Sleepless Night; If You Went Away; Take A Little Time To Smile; I Realize Now/I Miss You So; Smoke Gets In Your Eyes; You're Sensational
Freddy Cole: Merry Go Round
by AAJ Staff
There's the eternal question of what makes a jazz singer. (Well, it's not really eternal, but in jazz years, it might as well be.) Is a jazz singer one who adopts instrumental phrasing, even though many jazz musicians swear that they are trying to simulate the human voice in turn? Is a jazz singer one who ...
