You Must Believe in Spring - Freddy Cole HQ (Lyrics in the Descr.)

[@vanessarubin2898]

A true master of story telling, especially with English lyrics by two of the best in the business, Alan and Marilyn Bergman. Freddy possesses such depth of emotion, intelligent phrasing, class and cool all wrapped up into one. The treat here besides Freddy is a masterful compliment of players. The great Grover Washington Jr. on soprano like we don't usually hear him. Cyrus Chestnut, piano, George Mraz, bass, Yoron Israel, drums, Sanford Allen, Lisa Terry, violins, Eileen Folson, cello, and Al Brown on viola. Just one of the best arrangements and renditions of this song! Arranged by Tom McIntosh

[@DianeHoffmanJazz]

Thank you for sharing this...saw Freddie many times. he had that warmth of expression and completely relaxed with the meaning of the lyric always coming forward.

[@edwardmallon8679]

Moving and beautiful. A rare gem

[@larrypierce9189]

Brings Nat Cole to mind. This is a very beautiful song, and a great version of it.

[@TheArtOfTango]

Saw Freddie a few years back at the Birdland... The man is so cooool! He has a way of telling the story...

[@HumanGoodOne]

Wonderful ❣️

[@clivelange7879]

a piece of magic

[@EmanueldeCarvalho-uy4ok]

Beautiful!

[@jazzbirdbecky]

Wonderful

[@marishazeffer2413]

His is the best!

[@pbamse]

FREDDY COLE (1931 - 2020)

[@gaydarON]

RIP Michel Legrand

[@irkapotsdammer968]

zoooooo mooi wie zijn de muzikanten???????????? de saxophonist!!

[@jeanlucchapelon]

As always you talk about the singer BUT who are the wonderful musicians ?😤

[@bobkenselaar]

Grover Washington Jr. (soprano sax) Cyrus Chestnut (piano) George Mraz (Double Bass) Yoron Israel (drums) Sanford Allen (violin) Lesa Terry (violin) Al Brown (Viola) Eileen Folson (Violoncello)

[@susanschmidler3122]

This is great, but Tony Bennett's version will make you cry.