Jazz At The Bistro is one of the many popular Jazz music rooms and one of the most culturally diverse places in St. Louis. It is a popular place for many concerts by famous musicians. Some them are already famous, and some of them got their start to fame here. Jazz at the Bistro has helped many musicians start their careers by letting them play here.

This particular event was played none other than the talented Freddy Cole. He is a recognized
vocalist and pianist who has influenced musicians with his music over the last 50 years. He is one of the best of his generation, and since he came from a family of musicians like his brothers Nat King Cole
and Ike Cole, it is not surprising. According to the New York Times, “Freddy has an impeccable sense of swing… he is, overall, the most maturely expressive male jazz singer of his generation, if not the best alive.”

His music is fantastic and his style of singing is unique, and that is the best way to describe a legend of
Jazz. In his own way, he sings like he is telling a story with a sweet tone, smooth lyrics and a sense of relaxation. Listening to his music at Jazz At The Bistro was like being in a different world, like his music just knocked me out by the way he was singing and the tone of his piano. Many artists have been influenced by his music such as Nancy Wilson, Jon di Martino, Monty Alexander as well as others.

Jazz At The Bistro: a place for Jazz musicians and listeners.

It is not surprising the place filled up given a Jazz legend was playing.

The great tunes of the saxophone made it possible to engage the audience.

You can feel the deep concentration of the public listening to Freddy.

Freddy Cole's band.

Freddy Cole making his great exit at the end of his song.

This is a humble man thanking his fellow musicians and the public.