Tokyo Rose Sings The Hollywood Blues

Richie Cole

The bebop master plays one of his best compositions

Click here to Support Jazz on the Tube

Ever since he burst upon the scene in the 1970s, altoist Richie Cole has invigorated the bebop scene with his appealing tone, mastery of bop, wit, and willingness to stretch himself.

While Cole’s most famous recordings were in the 1970s and ‘80s, he has continued to play in top form during the decades that followed.

Leading a quartet in January 2009 that includes pianist Jeff Jenkins, bassist Ken Walker and drummer Todd Reid, Cole performs his lyrical “Tokyo Rose Sings The Hollywood Blues” with taste and beauty.

-Scott Yanow

Click here to Support Jazz on the Tube

Search

Become a monthly subscriber

$ Donation Amount:

$5.00 - Big Help, Monthly
$10 - Amazing Help, Monthly
$20 - Mind boggling help, Monthly
Custom Amount

You have chosen to donate $10.00 monthly.

Personal Info

First Name *

Last Name *

Is this donation on behalf of a company?

Company Name

Email Address *

Credit Card Info

This is a secure SSL encrypted payment.

Card Number *

CVC *

Cardholder Name *

Expiration *

Billing Details

Country *

Address 1 *

Address 2

City *

State *

Zip / Postal Code *

Donation Total: $10.00 Monthly

Tokyo Rose Sings The Hollywood Blues

Richie Cole

The bebop master plays one of his best compositions

Click here to Support Jazz on the Tube

Click here to Support Jazz on the Tube

Search

Become a monthly subscriber

Subscribe

Subscribe To Jazz on the Tube

You have Successfully Subscribed!

Recent videos

Help keep Jazz on the Tube alive.

Click here to learn how you can contribute.