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'''Jude Cole''' is a rock [[singer-songwriter]] who has also worked as a record producer, television personality and actor. He is best known for the 1990 single "Baby, It's Tonight", which hit the [[Billboard Hot 100|Billboard]] top 20, and the top-40 hit "Time for Letting Go". |
'''Jude Cole''' is a rock [[singer-songwriter]] and multi-instrumentalist (primarily a [[guitarist]] who has also worked as a record producer, television personality and actor. He is best known for the 1990 single "Baby, It's Tonight", which hit the [[Billboard Hot 100|Billboard]] top 20, and the top-40 hit "Time for Letting Go". |
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He is married to [[Lori Pfeiffer]] (1993 - present), has two children and is the brother-in-law of [[Michelle Pfeiffer]] and [[Dedee Pfeiffer]]. |
He is married to [[Lori Pfeiffer]] (1993 - present), has two children and is the brother-in-law of [[Michelle Pfeiffer]] and [[Dedee Pfeiffer]]. |
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Jude Cole is a rock singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist (primarily a guitarist who has also worked as a record producer, television personality and actor. He is best known for the 1990 single "Baby, It's Tonight", which hit the Billboard top 20, and the top-40 hit "Time for Letting Go".
He is married to Lori Pfeiffer (1993 - present), has two children and is the brother-in-law of Michelle Pfeiffer and Dedee Pfeiffer.
Discography
Albums
- Jude Cole (1987)
- A View from 3rd Street (1990)
- Start the Car (1992)
- I Don't Know Why I Act This Way (1995)
- Falling Home (2000)
Singles
| Year | Song | US | CAN | Album |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1990 | "Baby, It's Tonight" | 16 | 6 | A View from 3rd Street |
| 1990 | "Time for Letting Go" | 32 | 15 | A View from 3rd Street |
| 1991 | "A House Full of Reasons" | 69 | 34 | A View from 3rd Street |
| 1991 | "Compared to Nothing" | - | 81 | A View from 3rd Street |
| 1992 | "Start the Car" | 71 | 24 | Start the Car |
| 1993 | "Tell the Truth" | 57 | 36 | Start the Car |
| 1995 | "Believe in You" | - | 76 | I Don't Know Why I Act This Way |
Filmography
- Better Off Dead (1985) - Band Member
- Where The Boys Are, 84 (1984) - Jude
Album appearances
Jude Cole has recorded and done session work on numerous albums by other artists playing various instruments and background vocals throughout the years.
- Rocco DeLuca - I Trust You To Kill Me (2005)
- Beth Orton - Other Side Of Daybreak (2003)
- Lindsay Pagano - Love & Faith & Inspiration (2001)
- Lifehouse - No Name Face (2000)
- Clay Davidson - Unconditional (2000)
- Billie Myers - Vertigo (2000)
- Kendall Payne - Jordan's Sister (1999)
- Jewel - Spirit (1998)
- Travis Tritt - No More Looking Over My Shoulder (1998)
- Paola Turci - Oltre Le Nuvole (1997)
- Moon Martin - Escape From Domination (1979),Street Fever (1980),Cement Monkey (1995), Lunar Samples (1995)
- Billy The Kid - Sworn To Fun (1985)
- Patrick Simmons - Arcade (1983)
- Ted Nugent - Nugent (1982)
- Del Shannon - Drop Down And Get Me (1981)
Production
His production credits involve country, rock and pop artists including:
- Clay Davidson (Unconditional, 2000),
- Lifehouse (No Name Face, 2000, and Lifehouse, 2005),
- Lindsay Pagano (Love & Faith & Inspiration, 2001),
- Beth Orton (Other Side of Daybreak, 2003),
- Rocco DeLuca and the Burden ("I Trust You To Kill Me", 2006)
- MoZella ("I Will," 2006)
Cole manages the American rock band Lifehouse, and has had heavy involvement in the creation of all of the band's major label records, even co-writing a handful of Lifehouse tracks with Jason Wade.
In 2005, Cole began contributing segments to the entertainment television program Extra.
He also co-owns a recording studio, Ironworks, with the actor Kiefer Sutherland. Sutherland, who is one of Cole's closest friends, also provided background vocals on one of Cole's songs: "Joe". Cole was to walk Julia Roberts down the aisle when she was to marry Sutherland.