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| I'm Not My Brother, I'm Me |
| Freddy Cole |
| első megjelenés éve: 1990 |
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| (2007)
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| 4.045 Ft
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| 1. | Clown Town
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| 2. | Where Did Everyone Go
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| 3. | How Did She Look
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| 4. | Home Fried Potatoes
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| 5. | Overjoyed
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| 6. | I Just Found Out About Love
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| 7. | Like a Quiet Storm
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| 8. | Brandy
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| 9. | Sunday, Monday or Always
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| 10. | More Than Likely
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| 11. | To Whom It May Concern
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| 12. | Funny
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| 13. | The Best Man
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| 14. | He Was the King
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| 15. | Nat Cole Medley
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| 16. | I'm Not My Brother I'm Me
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Jazz
With Eddie Edwards, bass; Ed Zad, electric guitar
Freddy Cole doesn't apologize for sounding like his brother, Nat "King" Cole. There are certain unmistakable similarities. Yet his voice is raspier, smokier, jazzier even. But he has emerged from the awesome shadow cast by his elder brother. In truth, his phrasing is far closer to that of Frank Sinatra or Billie Holiday than that of his brother and his timing swings a little more. His vocalssuave, elegant, formidable, and articulateare among the most respected in jazz. Cole's career continues to ascend as he's moved into the front ranks of America's homegrown art form with a style and musical sophistication all his own. |
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