Charlie Williams

American songwriter, Nashville-based publisher, actor and radio deejay. Born on December 20, 1929 in Texas, USA and died of cancer October 15, 1992 in Nashville, Tennessee.

Often associated to the publisher [l=Central Songs, Inc.].

* For the ‘Light Music’ composer and orchestra director, see [a=Charles Williams (11)].

* For songwriting credits related to the jazz bassist Charles Anthony Williams, see [a=Buster Williams].

* For songwriting credits related to jazz trumpeter Charles Melvin Williams, see [a=Cootie Williams].

* For jazz alto saxophonist credits see [a=Charles Williams (15)] or [a=Charles James Williams].

* For songwriting credits associated with Muddy Waters, see [a=Charles Edward Williams (2)].

* For the songwriter and session trumpet player associated with [a=Pockets], [a=Eumir Deodato] and [a=Eban Kelly], see [a=Charles Williams (6)].

* For the American soul singer and songwriter who spent much of his career in Finland, see [a=Charles Williams].

* For the R&B and blues drummer (and occasional singer) from New Orleans, see [a=Charles Williams (7)].

* For the jazz drummer associated with [a=Gene Ammons], see [a=Chuck Williams].

* For the percussionist associated with [a=Instant Funk] and [a=Bunny Sigler], see [a=Charles Williams (10)].

* For the Canadian producer associated with [a=Don Grashey], see [a=Chuck Williams (4)].

* For songwriting credits related to [a=Charlie Dark] of [a=Attica Blues], see [a=Charlie Williams (4)].

* For the pianist/keyboardist from Los Angeles, California, see [a=Charles Williams (16)].

* For the pianist from Kansas City, Kansas, see [a=Charles D. Williams].

* For the opera singer / baritone vocalist, see [a=Charles Williams (22)].

* For the Broadway performer and choreographer, active since 2011, see [a=Charlie Williams (13)].

* For the British stand-up comedian and pop vocalist, see [a=Charlie Williams (2)].

* For the guitarist with [a=The Bonaventure Quartet] and [a=The Aquarium Rescue Unit], see [a=Charles Williams (36)].

* For the singer from the doo-wop group [a=The Turbans], see [a=Charlie Williams (5)].

* For the songwriting Alias of Bay Area rapper [a=Keak Da Sneak], see [a=Charles Williams (2)].

* For the hip-hop producer from Tulsa, Oklahoma, see [a=Charles Williams (9)].

* For the San Jose-based soul singer associated with [a=Johnny Otis], see [a=Charles Williams (4)].

* For the death metal/punk drummer from Cincinnati, Ohio, see [a=Charlie Williams (8)].

* For the photographer of heavy metal and death metal bands, see [a=Charles Williams (20)].

* For the jazz trombone player active during the 2010s, see [a=Charles Williams (33)].