Bill Coleman - Hello Dolly 1972

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Uploaded by on Apr 22, 2009

Hello Dolly Bill Coleman 1972
It is just too bad that there are so very few recordings of Bill Coleman. Almost every musician tries to play Hello Dolly like Louis Armstrong. Not that there was anything wrong with, but it is so nice to see and hear another musician play it his way. Bill swings this tune in a great tempo and even throws in a vocal.
Bill Coleman was one of my favourite swing trumpet players (1904-1981). I compare him in line with Buck Clayton, Frankie Newton and Red Allen. Unfortunately there are not many films of him.
He lived for a large part of his life in France and missed some of the international glory the others had. In a French TV program called Jazz Harmonie Bill plays trumpet. Marc Hemmeler piano, Jimmy Gourley guitar, Pierre Sim bass and Michel Silva drums.

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  • BILLY BILLY CHOCOLATE WILLY

  • love it! great sound quality considering it's outdoors.

  • Thanks so much for this video of Bill - one of my favorite players, and as you wrote unjustly forgotten today.

  • This is the kind of jazz I like

  • Most unusual phrasing of vocals. Also Wedding of Painted Doll musical insert. Nice to see a grand piano out of doors. Bet they'd use a carry with one hand keyboard nowadays. Kenny Ball has made some nice recordings of Dolly too.

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