Emerging from Chicago’s vibrant music scene, Bill Henderson launched his professional career in 1952 alongside Ramsey Lewis before relocating to New York in 1958 to record as a bandleader, a move that led to his first album, Bill Henderson Sings, on Vee Jay. His voice became a staple of mid-century jazz, delivering a jukebox hit with Horace Silver’s “Señor Blues” and recording with the Oscar Peter… Read more
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Known for Lethal Weapon 4 1998 Clue 1985 Maverick 1994 Conspiracy Theory 1997 Series ★ 7.6 Happy Days 1974
Mr. Davis Series ★ 8 Good Times 1974
Series ★ 7.6 Hill Street Blues 1981
Maynard Series ★ 7.2 The Incredible Hulk 1977
Antoine Moray /Babalao Series ★ 7.5 Sanford and Son 1972
Series ★ 7.1 NYPD Blue 1993
Verdis Series ★ 7.4 Picket Fences 1992
Toobah Varney Series ★ 7.3 Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction 1997
Lloyd Weeks (segment "Blind Man's Dog") Series ★ 7.8 Malcolm & Eddie 1996
Series ★ 7.3 What's Happening!! 1976
Clarence Hopkins Series ★ 7 Cagney & Lacey 1982
Series ★ 6.9 Hart to Hart 1979
2nd Player Series ★ 7 Benson 1979
Series ★ 6.8 Mad About You 1992
Mets Shortstop Series ★ 6.8 227 1985
★ 6.7 Silver Streak 1976
Red Cap ★ 6.3 The George McKenna Story 1988
Goodman ★ 6.3 Inside Moves 1980
Blue Lewis ★ 6.7 Fletch 1985
Speaker ★ 6.7 White Men Can't Jump 1992
Bill Henderson ★ 6.6 Ghosts of Mississippi 1996
Minister ★ 6.1 Get Crazy 1983
King Blues ★ 6 How I Got Into College 1989
Detroit High School Coach ★ 6.1 Wisdom 1986
Theo ★ 6.5 Hoodlum 1997
Mr. Redmond ★ 6.6 Conspiracy Theory 1997
Hospital Security ★ 6 Cousins 1989
Valhalla Band ★ 6.1 Continental Divide 1981
Train Conductor ★ 5.4 Mother, Jugs & Speed 1976
Charles Taylor ★ 6.1 Murphy's Law 1986
Ben Wilcove ★ 5.4 Fear City 1984
Nicky's Doctor ★ 6 The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension 1984
Casper Lindley ★ 4.7 No Holds Barred 1989
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