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William Randall "Bill" Henderson March 19 1926 – April 3 2016 Was An American Jazz Singer And Actor In Television And Film. Henderson Was Born In Chicago Illinois. Henderson Began His Professional Music Career In 1952 Performing In Chicago With Ramsey Lewis And Began Recording As A Leader After A Move To New York In 1958. He Subsequently Recorded With Jazz Pianist Horace Silver On A A Vocal Version Of Silver's "Señor Blues" Which Was A Jukebox Hit In The Mid-1950s And Remains One Of Jazz Label Blue Note's Top-Selling Singles. Additionally Henderson Performed And Recorded With Oscar Peterson Bill Henderson With The Oscar Peterson Trio Jimmy Smith Count Basie Yusef Lateef And Eddie Harris. He Was Under Contract To The Vee Jay Label Between 1958 And 1961 Who Recorded His First Album As Leader Bill Henderson Sings 1958 Which Features Trumpeter Booker Little Among The Sidemen. Beginning In The Mid-1970s He Frequently Appeared On Television In Supporting Usually One-Time Roles. His Film Roles Have Followed A Similar Trend — Minor And Supporting Roles.Henderson Also Recorded His Own Vocal Tracks As "King Blues" For The Comedy Film Get Crazy 1983 . Henderson Made A Guest Vocal Appearance On Charlie Haden's Album The Art Of The Song 1999 . read less