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Buddy Cole
Edwin Lemar "Buddy" Cole was born in 1916 in Irving, IL. He started his
career as a theater organist, but worked then with various big bands.
In the 40's and 50's, he was asked as studio musician, primarly for
vocalists as Tony Martin and Bing Crosby. Also, he was involved in
radio and TV shows.
In the 50's, Cole worked as an organist in the Mancini orchestra. He recorded a series of LPs (unfortunately the IAJO does not hold a discography of these albums) for Warner Brothers. In his last days, Buddy discovered his love for the pipe organ, and recorded the Pipe Organ Plus series on the organ which he had built in his home. He passed away in 1964. |
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Organ Moods In Hi-Fi Columbia CL 874 released 1956 |
Buddy Cole, organ |
Pipes, Pedals And Fidelity Columbia CL 1003 released 1957 |
Buddy Cole, pipe organ |
Sweet And Lovely Tops Records L1604 released 1957 |
Buddy Cole, organ The Mellowaires |
Have Organ, Will Swing Warner Brothers WS 1211 released 1959 |
Buddy Cole, organ further details unknown |
Hot And Cole Warner Brothers WS 1252 released 1959 |
Buddy Cole, organ further details unknown |
Power House Warner Brothers WS 1310 released 1959 |
Buddy Cole, Hammond organ |
Swing Fever Warner Brothers WS 1373 released 1960 |
Buddy Cole, Hammond organ Vince Terry, guitar Red Callender, bass Jack Costanzo, bongos Al Stoller, percussion Lou Singer, percussion Milt Holland, percussion |
Buddy Cole Live 1962 released 1962 |
Buddy Cole, Wurlitzer organ |
Ingenuity In Sound Warner Brothers WS 1442 released 1962 |
Buddy Cole, Hammond B-3 organ |
Lionel Hampton Vol. 10 1950 MCA Coral 6.22423 AK released 1976 recorded July/September 1950 in USA |
Lionel Hampton, vibes Buddy Cole, organ Milt Buckner, piano Billy Mackell, guitar Roy Johnson, bass Ellis Bartree, drums |
Hammond Organ Greats Vintage Masters compilation |
Buddy Cole, Hammond organ |
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