Album · 1982

Really I do

Released
1982
Label
Black & Blue
Catalogue no.
33.162
Tracklist
9 tracks
Length
41:58
Country
FR

“Really I do” is an album by Bill Coleman Feat. Guy Lafitte, released in 1982 on Black & Blue. The original release has 9 tracks with a running time of 41:58. Jazz standards on the record include “Crazy Rhythm”, “I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm”, “On The Trail” and “She's Funny That Way”. The line-up features Bill Coleman (vocals, brass), Guy Lafitte (tenor saxophone), Panama Francis (drums (drum set)), Red Richards (piano) and William 'Bill' Pemberton (bass).

Who played on Really I do

  • Bill Coleman vocals, brass all tracks
  • Guy Lafitte tenor saxophone all tracks
  • Panama Francis drums (drum set) all tracks
  • Red Richards piano all tracks
  • William 'Bill' Pemberton bass all tracks

Tracklist

  1. A1 Crazy Rhythm standard — Roger Wolfe Kahn, Joseph Meyer 4:35
  2. A2 You've Changed standard — Carl Fischer 5:00
  3. A3 Tinto Time 5:23
  4. A4 On the Trail standard — Ferde Grofé 5:08
  5. B1 Hello Babe 4:12
  6. B2 Really I Do 4:05
  7. B3 She's Funny That Way standard — Neil Moret 5:58
  8. B4 I've Got My Love to Keep Me Warm standard — Irving Berlin 4:45
  9. B5 Montreux Jump 2:52

Production

  • Michel Laverdure liner notes

More albums by Bill Coleman Feat. Guy Lafitte

Three Generation Jam 1969 · 77 Records Bill Coleman accompagné par l'original Jazz Band de Raymond Fonseque 1971 · National Records Swingin’ in London 1972 · Black Lion Records
Together at Last
Mainstream at Montreux 1973 · Live
Jazz in Paris: From Boogie to Funk 2000
The Elegance 2002

Frequently asked questions

Who played on Really I do?

The line-up of Really I do includes Bill Coleman (vocals, brass), Guy Lafitte (tenor saxophone), Panama Francis (drums (drum set)), Red Richards (piano) and William 'Bill' Pemberton (bass).

Which label released Really I do?

Really I do was released in 1982 on Black & Blue (33.162).

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