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Coleman Hawkins: At Ease with Coleman Hawkins
by Matt Cibula
In this crazy run-around world where we never really have time to stop and appreciate all the good things in our lives, it is pretty hard to make time for Coleman Hawkins. But that is precisely why it is so important to do so. They really never invented a saxophone player better than him, and very ...
Ray Nance: Body and Soul
by Jeff Dayton-Johnson
Ray Nance recorded Body and Soul, his first album as a leader, in May 1969, almost thirty years after he took over Cootie Williams' trumpet chair in the Duke Ellington orchestra, but only about two years after Billy Strayhorn's death in May 1967, and mere days after Coleman Hawkins' in May 1969. Nance performed “Take the ...
Coleman Hawkins: Body and Soul Remixed!
by John Eyles
This release seems likely to re-open a heated debate and cause controversy. Should classic and famous jazz performances--such as Hawk's “Body and Soul --be treated with reverence and respect and be left in peace? Or can they be used as source material for further explorations, however remote from the mood and spirit of the original? Yes, ...
The Hawk Flies High
Label: Riverside
Released: 2004
Track listing: 1. Chant 2. Juicy Fruit 3. Think Deep 4. Laura 5. Blue Lights 6. Sancticity.
The Centennial Collection
Label: Bluebird
Released: 2004
Track listing: 1 Body and Soul
2 Wherever There's a Will, Baby
3 If I Could Be With You One Hour Tonight
4 Hello Lola
5 Hocus Pocus
6 One Sweet Letter From You
7 Dinah
8 Bouncing With Bean
9 Say It Isn't So
10 Half Step Down, Please
11 Angel Face
12 I Love You
13 The Bean Stalks Again
14 There'll Never Be Another You
15 His Very Own Blues
16 April in Paris
17 I Love Paris
18 Love Me or Leave Me
19 Just Friends
20 Body and Soul
21 Indian Summer
22 Avalon
23 Jumpin' With Symphony Sid
24 Wild Man Blues Hawkins ...
25 Lover Man [#]
Coleman Hawkins: The Hawk Flies High
by David Rickert
Many of the great improvisers from the swing era were unable to hurdle the bebop fence into relevance in the fifties, but Coleman Hawkins continued to create worthwhile records up until the end of his life. How? Not by changing his style to suit the times, but by demonstrating that his approach could fit into a ...
