Gold Coast
Jazz- Freddy Cole Quartet
2-12-2014
The Amaturo theater was packed at
the Broward Center for the Performing Arts on February 12th
for the Gold Coat Jazz society’s Freddy Cole Quartet performance.
The night was filled with the jazziest songs from everybody's
favorites to new compositions and different spins on classics. It was
a great show, I really enjoyed it!
The Freddy Cole Quartet is
comprised of Elias Bailey on bass, Randy Napolean on the guitar, and
Curtis Boyd on drums in addition to Freddy Cole who played the piano
and sang with his wonderful, velvety voice. He captivated the entire
audience. Freddy Cole is the brother of the famous Nat “King”
Cole, but is truly unique.
Freddy Cole sang a song called
“I'm not my brother, I'm me.” It isn't difficult to note the
similarities between Nat and Freddy Cole, but there are also
differences that make each of them unique and this song really hits
on that point. Freddy Cole is not his brother, he is a unique singer
with a remarkable voice.
As the quartet played each song
you could really see how much fun they were having! Freddy Cole and
the instrumentalists really love what they do, they were so into the
music. My favorite song that he sang was L-O-V-E. I really like that
song and he sang it so smoothly.
The Gold Coast Jazz Society society has
three more great shows at the The Broward Center for the Performing Arts
this season. You don't want to miss them! Student tickets are only
$10- you can't beat that!
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