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Coleman Hawkins - Quiet Banger | Quiet Banger

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Coleman Hawkins

USStarted out in: MissouriCurrently based in: United States1904 - 1969

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Discography

24 of 225 releases

Stasch

Stasch

1961

The Hawk Swings

1961

The Hawk Relaxes

The Hawk Relaxes

1961

Jazz Reunion

Jazz Reunion

1961

Night Hawk

Night Hawk

1961

Coleman Hawkins and Confrères

Coleman Hawkins and Confrères

1960

At Ease With Coleman Hawkins

At Ease With Coleman Hawkins

1960

Very Saxy

Very Saxy

1959

Hawk Eyes

Hawk Eyes

1959

Coleman Hawkins encounters Ben Webster

Coleman Hawkins encounters Ben Webster

1959

Swingville: Coleman Hawkins With the Red Garland Trio

Swingville: Coleman Hawkins With the Red Garland Trio

1959

The High and Mighty Hawk

The High and Mighty Hawk

1958

The Gilded Hawk

The Gilded Hawk

1958

Blues Groove

1958

Soul

Soul

1958

Sittin' In

Sittin' In

1958

The Genius of Coleman Hawkins

The Genius of Coleman Hawkins

1957

The Hawk Flies High

The Hawk Flies High

1957

The Hawk in Hi-Fi

The Hawk in Hi-Fi

1956

The Hawk Returns

The Hawk Returns

1955

Fletcher Henderson and His Connie’s Inn Orchestra

Fletcher Henderson and His Connie’s Inn Orchestra

1954

Classics in Jazz (Mono Version)

1954

Sir Charles Thompson and His Band Starring Coleman Hawkins

1954

Lover Man (Remastered)

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jazz

bebop

swing

2008 universal fire victim

american

big band

hard bop

samba-jazz

Mr ''Coleman Randolph Hawkins'' was one of the prominent tenor voices both before and through the bop era. Begining his career as early as 1920, he recorded until the end of the 60's, featuring with (one could probably say ''they'' featured with ''him'') countless other giants (''Miles Davis'', ''Thelonious Monk'', ''Max Roach'', ''Dizzy Gillespie'', ''J.J. Johnson''). His influence was deep on other musicians. His intense and unique saxophone voice can be discovered on ''The Hawk Flies High'' (''Riverside''), while most of his extensive discography is highly recommendable.

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