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By: jongordonmusic. on 28 Mar 08, 02:03:23
Hey isn't that Oliver Jackson on drums?
By: southjk. on 25 Mar 08, 03:15:53
thanks for posting this
By: GolumTR. on 23 Feb 08, 22:49:22
That's why I wrote dueling with Armstrong rather than playing. They had to fight hard to be the dominant soloist. Even though they didn't like each other, Hawkins couldn't cut Armstrong with that ragtime slap tonging he was doing. A human being can hold that up long enough to compete with a man like Louis. Once he incorporated Armstrong-style legato phrasing into his technique, he would become Coleman Hawkins all over again.
By: JosephNScott. on 23 Feb 08, 22:18:14
"I don't think Louis influenced Coleman Hawkins, except unconsciously, because Coleman hated Louis. It was when I was in the Fletcher Henderson band that I learned about this. I knew Hawk then and he just couldn't even stand the name Armstrong. I used to love Louis so much and when I'd speak about him Hawkins didn't like it at all." -- Cootie Williams
By: GolumTR. on 23 Feb 08, 17:42:51
I've never heard of Prince Robinson. But if you listen to Bean's early records he's still adapting Sidney Bechet's style to the instrument. In fact, Coleman would deny that early records were recordings of him, embarressed by what he saw as a primitive style. Only after dueling with Armstrong in the Fletcher Henderson Orchestra would he become the Hawk we know and love.
By: pandapatrol26. on 21 Jan 08, 15:46:34
i love bebop.
By: JosephNScott. on 20 Nov 07, 11:00:56
Hawkins was known as the "Hawk" (as in album _The Hawk Flies High_) or "Bean" (as in album _Bean And The Boys_). According to Hawkins there were good tenor saxophonists before him, such as Prince Robinson.
By: saxocopter. on 14 Nov 07, 14:49:53
You're right...who could forget their amazing performance at the 1956 Newport Jazz Festival?
By: MagicRain505. on 13 Nov 07, 02:19:41
Actually it's 'Bean', but I got you xD. And PLEASE don't leave out Gonsalves. Paul Gonsalves + Duke = BADASS COMBINATION.
By: kpjjazz. on 11 Nov 07, 10:54:18
The tune is 'Crazy Rhythm'. Jim.
By: girimus. on 11 Nov 07, 01:12:35
What is the name of this tune?
By: saxocopter. on 19 Sep 07, 16:43:10
Brecker...Sonny...Dex...'Trane..."Lockjaw"... Jug...Zoot...Illinois...and of course, the Pres. All great tenor men, but let's not forget the one who started it all...The Hawk!
By: TimFunkB. on 28 Aug 07, 22:42:02
Awesomeness ! And that bass player was on fire !
By: mcj2murray. on 06 Aug 07, 11:56:51
For all the avant garde nature of jazz its soul lies in the heart of the player and Coleman Hawkins was surely a player. Thank you Mr Hawkins.
By: HardBopSoul. on 12 Jun 07, 21:25:06
And the fabulous George Tucker on bass... died too soon (that same year)
By: dretety. on 31 May 07, 13:01:52
George Tucker is on bass, sadly he died the same year.
By: towylie1. on 05 Apr 07, 18:37:22
Excellent
By: timmo618. on 01 Jan 07, 04:55:15
whoah... brothers unite! Ya'll better come up with somethin' new cuz Jay-Z runs from this!!!
By: bmbacchus. on 05 Dec 06, 04:25:34
Tenor Saxophone Supreme! Period! Brian Bacchus
By: utub. on 02 Nov 06, 16:29:39
That's great Jim. Thanks.
By: kpjjazz. on 02 Nov 06, 10:51:34
The Pianist is Earl Hines and the drummer is Oliver Jackson. Jim.
By: utub. on 28 Oct 06, 14:42:38
who else is playing? any ideas?
By: jgrodnik. on 14 Oct 06, 01:26:23
What a treat this is. Thanks very much for posting it.
By: stvchelgren. on 06 Oct 06, 04:30:07
this is just amazing footage of Hawkins!