Lionel Frederick "Freddy" Cole, born on October 15, 1931, and passed away on June 27, 2020, was an American jazz singer and pianist whose career spanned over seven decades. Emerging from a family deeply rooted in music, he was the youngest brother of the legendary Nat King Cole and uncle to Natalie Cole, carving out his unique path in the jazz world with a velvety voice that echoed his familial legacy while distinctly marking his territory.

Freddy Cole's discography is a testament to his versatility and enduring appeal in the jazz genre. His late works include holiday-themed songs like "Jack Frost Snow and Merry Christmas Kisses" from "A Freddy Cole Christmas," showcasing his ability to infuse traditional themes with his soulful touch. Albums such as "My Mood Is You" and "He Was the King" illustrate his deep emotional connection to his music and his ability to convey a story through song. With a career that defied the shadows of his famous brother, Freddy carved a niche for himself with his sophisticated phrasing and an unassuming presence that won him the respect and admiration of jazz aficionados globally. From touching ballads to lively uptempo numbers, Freddy Cole's music continues to enchant listeners, preserving his legacy as a stalwart figure in the jazz universe.

Genres

Pop

Jazz

Blues

Smooth Jazz

Easy Listening

Bebop

Swing

Vocal Jazz

Lounge

Big Band

Latest Release

Jack Frost Snow and Merry Christmas Kisses (A Freddy Cole Christmas)

Freddy Cole

Single - Released December 7, 2018