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A gifted and highly effective vocalist whose talent much outstripped his fame, Carl Hall made a name for himself like a gospel and soul singer and a performer around the legitimate stage. Carl Hall was created and elevated in the Western End of Pittsburgh, Pa (Hall’s hesitance to go over his age group means nobody is for certain about his birthday), and got his begin in music performing in church, in addition to carrying out with choral organizations at Herron Hill Junior Large and Schenley SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL. After graduating from senior high school, Hall was recruited from the Raymond Rasberry Performers, an Ohio-based gospel ensemble, and experienced end up being the group’s business lead singer by enough time they slice an individual for Vee-Jay Information, “I MANY THANKS Lord,” in 1954. The Rasberry Performers cut more edges for Vee-Jay, Savoy, and Choice Information before Hall remaining the group to provide within the Military. By 1962, Hall was once more a civilian and started pursuing a fresh career like a secular designer; he began playing nightclub times in 1962, and in 1963 he going to NEW YORK, where he became a member of the solid of Tambourines to Glory, a gospel-based musical compiled by Langston Hughes and starring Clara Ward. In 1964, Hall have scored a agreement with Mercury Information, where he trim a cover of Frankie Laine’s “I REALLY BELIEVE” as C. Henry Hall. He was renamed Carl Henry Hall on his second Mercury one, “Summertime,” and in 1965 he was billed as Carl Hall on “My Baby’s SO EXCELLENT,” that was co-produced by Quincy Jones. While Hall’s edges for Mercury demonstrated off his great voice, none of these made any critical impression in the graphs, and by 1967 he as well as the label experienced parted methods. But Hall experienced produced the acquaintance of maker and songwriter Jerry Ragovoy, who was simply impressed plenty of with Hall’s four-octave range that he helped him rating a cope with Loma Information, a subsidiary of Warner Bros./Reprise that specialized in spirit music. In November 1967, Loma released “YOU DO NOT Know Nothing at all About Like,” a stunning overall performance of lots created and performed by Ragovoy, as the likewise effective “The Dam Busted” adopted within the springtime of 1968. Regrettably, both singles received poor advertising from Loma, and the business went of business weeks after “The Dam Busted” didn’t strike, but Hall’s Loma edges would later on become valued collector’s products among British North soul followers. In 1972, Hall got a cope with Atlantic Information, along with Ragovoy in the settings, released an imaginative and soulful cover of Jefferson Airplane’s “Someone to Like.” The one would end up being Hall’s only discharge for Atlantic after failing woefully to hit the graphs, and Hall would satisfy a similar destiny at Columbia Information, cutting “HOW ABOUT You” in 1973 before parting methods using the label. Fortunately, by this time around Hall was reserving regular are a program vocalist and back-up vocalist, and his stage profession was picking right up, signing up for the cast from the Broadway present Inner Town in 1971, that was aimed and co-authored by Tom O’Horgan, who staged the initial production of Locks. (Hall also made an appearance in the show’s first cast record.) Exactly the same season, Hall was also among the vocalists in Leonard Bernstein’s debut functionality of his controversial piece Mass; he also made an appearance on the initial saving. In 1977, Hall became a member of the cast from the Broadway smash The Wiz, and performed the title function within a 1984 revival from the present. Hall acquired a small function within the 1979 film edition of Locks, and was also a support vocalist for Bette Midler’s 1980 stage present Divine Madness, and in addition appeared within the film edition. In 1987 Hall trim a dance solitary, “I SIMPLY Like Makin’ Like,” which he published and helped make in addition to sang, and he came back to his musical origins in 1990 when he became a member of the solid of Truly Blessed, a musical that paid homage to the life span and music of Mahalia Jackson. Hall was operating like a vocal arranger for Stephanie Mills and was area of the music ministry at Richardson Memorial Religious Church in NEW YORK when he passed away in Sept 1999. A few of Hall’s unreleased materials for Loma and Atlantic seems on selections of spirit rarities from Rhino Information, and in 2015 Omnivore Recordings released YOU DO NOT Know Nothing at all About Like: The Loma/Atlantic Recordings 1967-1972, including the six edges he released through those brands alongside 13 outtakes and unreleased shows.
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Producer
Producer
Title | Year | Status | Character |
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Sarah Chong Is Going to Kill Herself | 2016 | Short executive producer | |
Wild Mexico | 2013 | Short executive producer: Sky Vision | |
Jesus Rise to Power | 2013 | TV Mini-Series executive producer - 3 episodes | |
Wild Appalachia | 2013 | TV Movie documentary executive producer: Parthenon Entertainment | |
Alexander's Lost World | 2013 | TV Mini-Series documentary executive producer - 6 episodes | |
Sunken Civilizations: Secrets of Lost Cities Underwater | 2013 | Documentary executive producer: for Parthenon Entertainment Limited | |
Superstorm 2012: Hell and High Water | 2012 | TV Movie documentary executive producer | |
Wild Hawaii | 2012 | TV Movie documentary executive producer: Parthenon Entertainment | |
Mystery Files | 2010-2011 | TV Series executive producer - 20 episodes | |
Expedition Week | 2011 | TV Series executive producer - 1 episode | |
Japan's Wild Secrets | 2009 | TV Movie documentary executive producer: Parthenon Entertainment Ltd | |
Wildes Russland | 2009 | TV Mini-Series documentary executive producer - 6 episodes | |
Ultimate Journeys | 2009 | TV Series documentary executive producer - 1 episode | |
The Roman Invasion of Britain | 2009 | TV Series documentary executive producer - 2 episodes | |
Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom | TV Series documentary executive producer - 9 episodes, 2006 - 2008 excecutive producer - 1 episode, 2008 | ||
Caught in the Act | 2007-2008 | TV Series documentary executive producer - 2 episodes | |
World's Worst Venom | 2007 | TV Movie documentary executive producer | |
Predators in Peril | 2007 | TV Movie documentary executive producer | |
Mouse: A Secret Life | 2007 | TV Movie documentary executive producer: Parthenon Entertainment | |
National Geographic: Engineering the Impossible | 2007 | TV Series documentary executive producer - 3 episodes | |
The Falls of Iguaçu | 2006 | TV Movie documentary executive producer | |
War Secrets: Italy's Forgotten Invasion | 2006 | TV Movie documentary executive producer | |
Tusks and Tattoos | 2005 | TV Movie documentary executive producer | |
Fidel Castro. Ewiger Revolutionär | 2004 | Documentary short executive producer: Parthenon Entertainment Ltd | |
Penguins Under Siege | 2004 | Video documentary executive producer | |
Shark Quest | 2003 | Documentary executive producer: Parthenon Entertainment | |
Legends of the Ice World | 2003 | Documentary executive producer | |
Predator Bay | 2003 | TV Movie documentary executive producer: Parthenon Entertainment | |
Stonehenge Rediscovered | 2003 | TV Movie producer - produced by | |
Wild Dogs Biting Back | 2003 | Documentary executive producer | |
Leopard Seals: Lords of the Ice | 2002 | Documentary executive producer | |
Dragons of the Namib | 2002 | TV Movie documentary executive producer | |
The Sea Hunters | 2002 | TV Series documentary executive producer - 6 episodes | |
Animals of the Ocean Desert | 2001 | TV Movie documentary executive producer | |
Drinker's Dilemma | 2001 | TV Movie documentary executive producer | |
Sunk on Christmas Eve | 2001 | TV Movie documentary executive producer | |
Ele Tele | 2000 | TV Movie documentary executive producer | |
Top Cat | 2000 | TV Movie documentary executive producer | |
Wild Dog Wilderness | 1999 | TV Movie documentary executive producer | |
In the Shadow of the Tiger | 1999 | Documentary executive producer |
Director
Director
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Stonehenge Rediscovered | 2003 | TV Movie |
Won awards
Won awards
Year | Award | Ceremony | Nomination | Movie | Award shared with |
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2011 | Silver Medal | New York Festivals | Television Documentary and Information Programs | Mystery Files (2010) | · Danny Tipping (Director of Production) · Richard Sattin (Series Producer) · Kate Haddock (Director and Producer) · Marc Tiley (Director and Producer) · Iain Kitching (Editor) · David Wilson (Editor) · Ben Mole (Drama Director) · Peter Allibone (Director of Photography) · Haydn Denman (Director of Photography) · Jonathan Jones (Director of Photography) · Peter Guest (Unit Manager) |
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