Album US on Dee Gee Records label
Jazz (Swing)
Ike Cole is not as well known as his brothers Nat "King" or Freddy Cole, though he has a warm voice and plays decent piano, if not as ambitious as Nat or Freddy. This LP was made not long after Nat's death in 1965, so it was probably issued later that year or in 1966 t the very latest. One other note is that the family name was originally Coles; Nat was the first to drop it as he started his career and his brothers also made the change.
Ike Cole voc, p, 1927-2001 US piano, vocals, album by |
Edwin Francis cover |
Julian Portman liner notes |
Hank Levine producer |
No | Title | Artist | Composer | Duration |
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1 | My Blue Heaven | Ike Cole | 2:22 | |
2 | Did I Remember? | Ike Cole | 2:25 | |
3 | Once In A While | Ike Cole | 3:31 | |
4 | Don't Blame Me | Ike Cole | 2:03 | |
5 | Where Are You? | Ike Cole | 2:18 | |
6 | There Goes My Heart | Ike Cole | 2:21 | |
7 | Try A Little Tenderness | Ike Cole | 2:22 | |
8 | At Last | Ike Cole | 3:24 | |
9 | I'm In The Mood For Love | Ike Cole | 2:07 | |
10 | Where The Action Is | Ike Cole | 2:07 | |
11 | Hi-Lili, Hi-Lo | Ike Cole | 2:31 | |
12 | Blue Moon | Ike Cole | 2:11 |