Bill Coleman's lyrics & chords
There are two artists named Bill Coleman: #1 - Bill Coleman (William Johnson Coleman, Paris, Kentucky, August 4, 1904 – August 24, 1981, Toulouse, France) was a jazz trumpeter. In 1909 his family moved from Kentucky to Cincinnati. His first musical explorations were on clarinet and C melody saxophone, but he eventually settled on trumpet. As a young man he worked as a messenger for the Western Union telegraph company. He studied with Cincinnati trumpeter Theodore Carpenter, and played in an amateur band led by trombonist J.C. Higgenbotham....read more
Sometimes i feel like a motherless child Sweet georgia brown Yesterdays The object of my affection Old fashioned love Bugle call rag Caravan She moved through the fair Hello babe Blues for teddy My melancholy baby When my sugar walks down the street Turn the lights down low Stardust Smiles Sleeping insane Down by the riverside Three little words After you’ve gone Wrap your troubles in dreams Dolores What is this thing called love? Sit with me Montreux jump Radio tuning and introduction I am a pilgrim Sunday Amapola Blue skies Honeysuckle rose Pound horn Crazy rhythm Turn your radio on Hallelujah Liza Blues at noon Tinto time Japanese sandman The man i love Arc en ciel I want a little girl Sur les quais du vieux paris More than that Over the rainbow She knows i know Potluck in heaven In a mellotone The kissing bug Kentucky Im in te the mood for love I will be your enemy I wish i could shimmy like my sister kate Herding cats Sunlight The songs remain the same On your travels Cheek to cheek Interview Sleepyhead Till my blood runs cold Under dark streetlights Friends Bye bye blackbird Goody goody Dicky wells blues Rockin A shanty in old shanty town Love is hell Heaven knows Bill butter and budd Rockin in the free world
