Freddy Cole Quartet

The Perfect Valentine Date

Benny Golson: “Singer and pianist, Freddy Cole’s talent and music are like a fine, rare wine. He is a real “Prince of Song,” upholding a noble tradition as only he can.”

Stanley Crouch: “As a swinging romantic balladeer, Freddy Cole holds a special position in American music. His artistic identity asserts itself in character and the grace of his art.”

The New York Times: “He has an impeccable sense of swing… Freddy is, overall, the most maturely expressive male jazz singer of his generation, if not the best alive.”

JazzIs: “His vocals – suave, elegant, formidable and articulate – make him the most respected lyrical storyteller in jazz. Cole has moved into the front ranks of America’s homegrown art form with a style and musical sophistication all his own.”

All About Jazz: “Mr. Cole has a gorgeous autumnal baritone, expressive phrasing and pitch-perfect feel for jazz standards and love ballads. The warm and intimate grace of Freddy’s art moves us to more gladly embrace life’s wonder and love’s mystery.”

Time Magazine: “Freddy Cole is one of American music’s great performers. Like pop icon Tony Bennett, Cole is a beloved musician’s musician and a living link to the Great American Songbook.”

Monty Alexander: “I don't know anybody who has as vast a knowledge of beautiful tunes. Freddy's just a great balladeer!”