CD-Charts Position 1
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Temptation

by: Holly Cole

Release Date September 18, 1995
This record has really lifted her above my horizon.It's first rate lyrics,
first rate music sang from someone who obviously loves Wait's music.The
whole production is audiophile oriented and just listening to "I don't want
to grow up" produces goosebumps on me,everytime...Dim the lights,pour yourself your favorite drink,(light the fireplace,if you have one)and prepare
yourself for a wonderfull evening...

CD-Charts Position 2
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Blame It on My Youth

by: Holly Cole Trio

Release Date February 03, 1997
This record has really lifted her above my horizon.It's first rate lyrics,
first rate music sang from someone who obviously loves Wait's music.The
whole production is audiophile oriented and just listening to "I don't want
to grow up" produces goosebumps on me,everytime...Dim the lights,pour yourself your favorite drink,(light the fireplace,if you have one)and prepare
yourself for a wonderfull evening...

CD-Charts Position 3
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Don't Smoke in Bed

by: Holly Cole

Release Date February 03, 1997
A fine effort from an underrated Canadian singer.
Her "Que Sera Sera" has made me feel that a very great injustice to the song was done by Doris Day!
The swinging backing musicians make this a real jazz group which I feel now cannot be applied to Holly's compatriot, Diana Krall.

CD-Charts Position 4
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Holly Cole

by: Holly Cole

Release Date November 12, 2007
Holly Cole in her 9th Studio album, this self titled CD Holly Cole is absolutely stunning.

This is her first studio recording since 2004 and it is more than worth the wait. The album on first listen is both haunting and familiar. Cole has tapped the best sounds of her previous, she parades us through the ranges of her voice and style, she draws us in and tosses us out.

This album classified as Jazz is a mix of all that is good in vocal jazz; rowdy honky-tonk, to smoky smoldering songs that burn your heart.

One of the most stunning tracks is Cole's own 'Larger Than Life' a song that reveals that Cole is not only a student of the Jazz Masters but destined to become one herself.

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CD-Charts Position 5
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Baby It's Cold Outside

by: Holly Cole

Release Date November 10, 2008
Holly has developed a style all her own - one which relies heavily on covers, but interpreted differently from the original.

So it is with this Christmas album, although Holly has not changed anything really dramatically. Even so, Holly's versions of Baby it's cold outside, The Christmas song, Santa baby, I'll be home for Christmas, If we make it through December and Sleigh ride could never be mistaken for any other.

The other songs are all new to me, though I know that most of them are also covers - for example, Zat you Santa Claus? is associated with Louis Armstrong.

This is a wonderful, relaxing, Christmas album which may not suit everybody - you have to allow it to grow on you, but it's well worth the effort.

CD-Charts Position 6
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Baby, It's Cold Outside

by: Holly Cole

Release Date November 20, 2001
Holly has developed a style all her own - one which relies heavily on covers, but interpreted differently from the original.

So it is with this Christmas album, although Holly has not changed anything really dramatically. Even so, Holly's versions of Baby it's cold outside, The Christmas song, Santa baby, I'll be home for Christmas, If we make it through December and Sleigh ride could never be mistaken for any other.

The other songs are all new to me, though I know that most of them are also covers - for example, Zat you Santa Claus? is associated with Louis Armstrong.

This is a wonderful, relaxing, Christmas album which may not suit everybody - you have to allow it to grow on you, but it's well worth the effort.

CD-Charts Position 7
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I Have Heard It Said That a Spirit Enters: the Music of Gavin Bryars

from: Cbc

Release Date December 22, 2002
Holly has developed a style all her own - one which relies heavily on covers, but interpreted differently from the original.

So it is with this Christmas album, although Holly has not changed anything really dramatically. Even so, Holly's versions of Baby it's cold outside, The Christmas song, Santa baby, I'll be home for Christmas, If we make it through December and Sleigh ride could never be mistaken for any other.

The other songs are all new to me, though I know that most of them are also covers - for example, Zat you Santa Claus? is associated with Louis Armstrong.

This is a wonderful, relaxing, Christmas album which may not suit everybody - you have to allow it to grow on you, but it's well worth the effort.

CD-Charts Position 8
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It Happened One Night

by: Holly Cole

Release Date
Holly has developed a style all her own - one which relies heavily on covers, but interpreted differently from the original.

So it is with this Christmas album, although Holly has not changed anything really dramatically. Even so, Holly's versions of Baby it's cold outside, The Christmas song, Santa baby, I'll be home for Christmas, If we make it through December and Sleigh ride could never be mistaken for any other.

The other songs are all new to me, though I know that most of them are also covers - for example, Zat you Santa Claus? is associated with Louis Armstrong.

This is a wonderful, relaxing, Christmas album which may not suit everybody - you have to allow it to grow on you, but it's well worth the effort.

CD-Charts Position 9
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Dark Dear Heart

by: Holly Cole

Release Date November 03, 1997
Holly has developed a style all her own - one which relies heavily on covers, but interpreted differently from the original.

So it is with this Christmas album, although Holly has not changed anything really dramatically. Even so, Holly's versions of Baby it's cold outside, The Christmas song, Santa baby, I'll be home for Christmas, If we make it through December and Sleigh ride could never be mistaken for any other.

The other songs are all new to me, though I know that most of them are also covers - for example, Zat you Santa Claus? is associated with Louis Armstrong.

This is a wonderful, relaxing, Christmas album which may not suit everybody - you have to allow it to grow on you, but it's well worth the effort.

CD-Charts Position 10
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Don't Smoke in Bed

by: Holly Cole Trio

Release Date
A fine effort from an underrated Canadian singer.
Her "Que Sera Sera" has made me feel that a very great injustice to the song was done by Doris Day!
The swinging backing musicians make this a real jazz group which I feel now cannot be applied to Holly's compatriot, Diana Krall.