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Rick Cole
Rick Cole is a contemporary Christian musician from Ohio who taught himself piano and began writing songs early on. He moved to California after high school...
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Rick Cole is a contemporary Christian musician from Ohio who taught himself piano and began writing songs early on. He moved to California after high school to pursue music.
His 1997 album 'The Heart of Worship' included the song 'You Are Holy,' which became popular on Christian radio. That track appeared on several of his later albums, including 'Love Divine' and 'Strong Tower.'
In 2004, Cole was involved in a plagiarism dispute over a song he wrote for the group Selah. The matter was eventually resolved.
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