Live At Café Carlyle Stella Cole

• 1 Love Walked In (Live) 03:06
• 2 Pure Imagination (Live) 04:37
• 3 Singin’ in the Rain Introduction (Live) 01:45
• 4 Singin’ in the Rain (Live) 03:48
• 5 It’s Magic (Live) 03:51
• 6 Till There Was You (Live) 02:47
• 7 It Had to Be You (Live) 03:23
• 8 I Happen to Like New York (Live) 02:00
• 9 As Time Goes By Introduction 00:45
• 10 As Time Goes By (Live) 04:29
• 11 Something Good (from The Sound of Music) (Live) 03:13
• 12 Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps (Live) 02:40
• 13 Cry Me a River (Live) 04:22
• 14 He’s a Tramp (Live) 02:49
• 15 Moon River (Live) 03:22
• 16 Anything Goes (Live) 03:30
• 17 When the Sun Comes Out (Live) 03:28
• 18 Over the Rainbow Introduction (Live) 01:15
• 19 Over the Rainbow (Live) 06:25
• Total Runtime 01:01:35

Info for Live At Café Carlyle

With a fantastic voice, a performance that is both emotional and polished, nearly two million followers on social media, a worldwide tour schedule, and three studio albums to date, 27-year-old Stella Cole from Springfield, Illinois, has been introducing younger audiences to the great classics of jazz and the Great American Songbook for some time now. Her first live album, set for release on July 10, was recorded at a New York cabaret club that is as legendary as it is intimate—a venue where greats such as Liza Minnelli, Eartha Kitt, George Shearing, and even Woody Allen have graced the stage.

Opened in 1955, Café Carlyle is a legendary music and cabaret club located in The Carlyle Hotel on Manhattan’s Upper East Side in New York. It is considered one of the most prestigious venues for jazz, cabaret, and the Great American Songbook in the U.S. and is particularly prized for its elegant atmosphere, featuring just a few tables and direct interaction between artists and the audience. For artists like Stella Cole , a gig at the Café Carlyle is particularly prestigious because it is regarded as one of the most important stages for performers of classic standards. A sold-out residency there is considered a significant career milestone.

“Live At Café Carlyle” showcases Stella Cole—soulful, radiant, and swinging—with her trio featuring Michael Kanan (piano), Michael Migliore (bass), and Hank Allen-Barfield (drums). The album features a superb selection of classics from films and musicals, ranging from “He’s A Tramp” to “Over The Rainbow” to “Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps”.

Stella Cole, vocals
Michael Kanan, piano
Michael Migliore, bass
Hank Allen-Barfield, drums

Stella Cole
is a singularly gifted singer whose rise from a small town in Illinois to international acclaim exemplifies the power of timeless music meeting modern platforms. Born in 1999 and raised on Golden Age movie musicals, she went viral in 2020 with a spontaneous a cappella version of “Over the Rainbow” and has since become a leading voice of the Great American Songbook for a new generation. Her videos have amassed tens of millions of views and her social media following exceeds 1.7 million. A favorite of legends like David Foster, James Taylor, Michael Bublé, John Mayer, and Meghan Trainor, Stella has headlined sold-out shows around the world, performing at venues like Carnegie Hall, the Kennedy Center, Madison Square Garden, Birdland, and the Café Carlyle. In 2023, she toured globally with Scott Bradlee’s Postmodern Jukebox, earning acclaim for her renditions of Billy Joel’s “Uptown Girl” and Miley Cyrus’s “Flowers.” Her third project, It’s Magic is a new album with Grammy-winning producer Matt Pierson and acclaimed arranger Alan Broadbent, out August 22, 2025 via Decca Records US.

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