Album · 2013
This and That
- Released
- 2013
- Label
- HighNote Records, Inc.
- Catalogue no.
- HCD 7246
- Tracklist
- 12 tracks
- Length
- 1:01:26
- Country
- US
“This and That” is an album by Freddy Cole, released in 2013 on HighNote Records, Inc.. The original release has 12 tracks with a running time of 1:01:26. Jazz standards on the record include “Sometimes I'm Happy”. The line-up features Curtis Boyd (drums (drum set)), Elias Bailey (bass) and Freddy Cole (vocals).
Who played on This and That
- Curtis Boyd drums (drum set) all tracks
- Elias Bailey bass all tracks
- Freddy Cole vocals all tracks
Tracklist
- 1 I Saw Stars 4:29
- 2 You and Me Against the World 5:22
- 3 Everybody's Talkin' 4:24
- 4 Never, Never, Never 3:45
- 5 Medley: Where Are You? / It Was So Good While It Lasted 8:36
- 6 Who (Will take My Place)? 6:40
- 7 Nothin's Wrong With Nothin' 4:15
- 8 What Color Is Love? 4:39
- 9 Bang Bang Boogie 4:37
- 10 I Get Sentimental Over Nothing 3:19
- 11 Sometimes I'm Happy standard 6:14
- 12 For the Love of You 5:06
Production
- Katherine Miller engineer, mix, producer
- Todd Barkan producer
- Joe Fields producer
- Will Friedwald liner notes
More albums by Freddy Cole
The Cole Nobody Knows
1973 · First Shot Records
Freddy Cole's Christmas Dreams
1975 · Arrikka Records
I'm Not My Brother I'm Me
1990 · HighNote Records
I Want a Smile for Christmas
1995 · Fantasy
This Is the Life
1995 · Muse Records
To the Ends of the Earth
1997 · Fantasy
Love Makes the Changes
1998 · Fantasy
Le Grand Freddy
1999 · Fantasy
Rio De Janeiro Blue
2001 · Telarc Jazz
In the Name of Love
2003 · Telarc Jazz
Waiter, Ask the Man to Play the Blues
2004 · Verve
This Love of Mine
2005 · HighNote Records, Inc.
Frequently asked questions
Who played on This and That?
The line-up of This and That includes Curtis Boyd (drums (drum set)), Elias Bailey (bass) and Freddy Cole (vocals).
Which label released This and That?
This and That was released in 2013 on HighNote Records, Inc. (HCD 7246).
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