8 thoughts on “ Picasso - Coleman Hawkins - The Moods Of Coleman Hawkins (Vinyl, LP) ”

1. – Coleman Hawkins: Picasso Written-By – Hawkins* 2 – Coleman Hawkins All Stars: Phantomesque Alto Saxophone – Howard Johnson (6) Bass – Curly Russell Drums – Max Roach Piano – Hank Jones Trombone – Kai Winding Trumpet – Miles Davis Written-By – C. Hawkins* 3 – Coleman Hawkins Quartet: On The Bean4/5(2).

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2. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of The Coleman Hawkins Set on Discogs. Label: Verve Records - 1 • Series: Norman Granz Presents Jazz At The Philharmonic • Format: Vinyl LP, Compilation, Reissue • Country: US • Genre: Jazz • Style: Swing/5(9).

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3. Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for Picasso: - Coleman Hawkins on AllMusic - - What did Coleman Hawkins and Pablo Picasso have 9/

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4. Sonny Rollins has selected his favourite Coleman Hawkins 'Verve' performances for this album. This is a great cd to start with for someone not too familiar with Hawkins' work. Here we can hear him play solo on "Picasso", as well as in small groups and larger bands. The years covered are through to /5(3).

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5. A great assortment of material from Coleman Hawkins – sides that nicely span the mid 40s and late 50s, showing some great growth in his technique! The first four tracks are from a record by the Walter Foots All Stars – a group led by Foots on tenor, but also featuring Hawk – also with Hilton Jefferson on alto and Jonah Jones on trumpet – on tracks that include "Out To Lunch", "Every.

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6. Buy Coleman Hawkins Quartet: Complete Studio Recordings (4 LP on 2 CD) by Coleman Hawkins on Blue Sounds Store. Released by Fresh Sound Records.

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7. Jan 03,  · Here are Brian Priestley’s notes on “Picasso” from the 3-disc Jazz Scene set. From many points of view, the pièce de résistance of the original Jazz Scene was “Picasso.” As it turns out, Coleman Hawkins had already recorded an unaccompanied solo a couple of years earlier (“Hawk Variations” was done for a tiny label run by the Selmer saxophone company).

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8. COLEMAN HAWKINS SOLOGRAPHY Continued from COLEMAN HAWKINS ALL STARS Munich, Jan. 19, Nat Peck (tb), Hubert Fol (as), Coleman Hawkins, James Moody (ts), Jean-Paul Mengeon (p), Pierre Michelot (b), Kenny Clarke (dm). Fifteen titles were recorded at concert in Deutsches Museum, nine have CH: Bean And The Boys / Rifftide Soli 64 and 64 bars.

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