Earl Coleman

Earl Coleman
A fine ballad singer with a deep baritone voice influenced by Billy Eckstine, Earl Coleman made his place in history by recording "This Is Always" and "Dark Shadows" in 1947, while being accompanied by Charlie Parker. He had sung previously with Jay McShann (1943) and Earl Hines (1944). Despite the success of "This Is Always" (which was a minor hit), Coleman never really caught on and was fairly obscure throughout much of his career. He did record now and then with the likes of Fats Navarro...
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Earl Coleman Song for You
Song for You - Earl Coleman
By: Earl Coleman
Credited Role:Main Performer
Song List: My Funny Valentine, All in Love Is Fair, What Are You Doing...
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Earl Coleman Stardust
Stardust - Earl Coleman
By: Earl Coleman
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