This Is Always by Charlie Parker Quartet featuring Earl Coleman.

Charlie Parker Quartet with Earl Coleman singing This Is Always. His voice just like Mr B(Billy EcStine,or Extine. It's a same). Short solo by Parker is very clear,
and imprresive^^♪　I love this tune very well.

#This is Always
Earl Coleman(vocal)
Charlie Parker(alto sax)
Erroll Garner(piano)
Red Callender(bass)
Harold Doc West(drums)

Dial D-1019-B(78rpm)

Category:

Music

Tags:

• this
• is
• always
• charlie
• parker
• earl
• coleman
• dial
• bebop
• male
• vocalist

[jessapp]

Where may I find other Earl Coleman recordings? His voice is amazing.

[navitimer54]

@jessapp Thank you for watching＾＾！ Absolutely!! He has a amazing voice. I checked about Coleman on Amazon USA site. You can buy several cd's on their site.

Many many thanks♬ 

[6acapella]

My Daddy on Bass ~ Wow really miss him much ~ Thanks for the post ;-)

[navitimer54]

@6acapella Thank you for watching! Your Daddy was Red Callender? That's GREAT!!

Many many thanks.

[Nathan00G]

Oh So So Wonderful! What an incredible moment in time! This is just the most sublime music!

[navitimer54]

@Nathan00G Thank you for watching^^♪♪　yes! very cool voice of Coleman matched with Parker's fluent alto solo. It's gives me a still new feeling to me♪

Many many thanks.

[navitimer54]

@laceup1967 Thank you for watching,and advise^^! This is very special♪　normally I'm playback using light cartriges (electric turntable) Of course I'm always taking care of 78rpm records. these record's are like my jewel^^♪♪

Many thanks.

[laceup1967]

You should not be putting his record on that machine: it was pressed for electric playback machines with LIGHT cartridges not acoustic railroad spikes. These early Bird sides are comparatively rare and should be cared for.

[navitimer54]

@LeleMelo78 Thank you for watching^^! I do really think so.Yes! Johnny Hartman is mｙ favorite singer,also I like Nat King Cole too. Many thanks♪♪

[LeleMelo78]

@navitimer54 I definitely agree, and Earl Coleman's vocals, they make me think of Johnny Hartman, my favorite jazz singer.