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Nam Events interviews Bill during Covid.
Bill completes the marketing video for the Led Zeppelin Tribute band, "No Quarter."
Bill conducts/arranges the choir for Alex Aiono's debut project, "The Gospel at 23." The 23 year-old talent has over a billion youtube views and 500 million streams. Click on the pic below to see the making of the record, including interviews with Bill.
Bill and CBS3 Anchor Ukee Washington salute our front-liners in inspiring video.
*The "Stevie Wonder at 70" tribute at the 2020 Berks Jazz Festival on April 4th has been postponed due to the coronavirus. It is rescheduled for April 17, 2021.
Bill's 2019 Concert, "Grover at 75" airs on the Berks Jazz Fest page on Facebook during April of 2020. Performing together for the 1st time were sax greats Gerald Albright, Kirk Whalum, Everette Harp and Andy Snitzer along with Grover's original band and the Berks horns. Click on the picture below to see the concert.
Apple News interviews Bill regarding the 2019 Marian Anderson Awards tribute he directed for Kool & the Gang featuring Nile Rodgers, Jazzy Jeff and host Tamron Hall. Read the article here. See Bill's tribute below.
Nov. 2019. Bill creates 25 orchestral arrangements from the Bee Gees catalog for the Nassau Pops Orchestra's concert featuring the N.Y. Bee Gees.
(L-R) Gab Guma, Kenny Gamble, Bill working on a film project for Sony Music.
Bill Jolly's choir and keyboard arrangements are featured on P!NK's "I Am Here," which is featured in the film trailer for "POMS" starring Diane Keaton and Pam Grier.
Bill Jolly is featured in the film on Marian Anderson, "Once In a Hundred Years."
Bucket List completed: Bill conquers his biggest fear.
P!NK's #1 record, "Beautiful Trauma" is nominated for a 2019 Grammy Award. Bill plays keys, arranges, conducts the choir on the song, "I Am Here" with Billy Mann.
Bill lands the cover of XS10 Magazine/Featured in Magic Image Hollywood.
Awards: Bill Jolly receives a Pennsylvania State Citation and the "Living Legend Award" from Philadelphia City Council.
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Bill Jolly's Hard Drive Band.
