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Far Out!
Mike Zirpolo February 8, 2023 0 COMMENTS

“Picasso” (1946) Coleman Hawkins

“Picasso” Composed by Coleman Hawkins. Recorded by Coleman Hawkins circa June 21, 1946 in the Asch Studio(*) as an unaccompanied tenor saxophone solo in New York. (*) Asch Studio was located at 117 West 46th [..]

Sleepers Swing 101 Swingscapes Too Good Not to Share
Mike Zirpolo June 2, 2020 1 COMMENTS

“9:20 Special” (1941) Count Basie with Coleman Hawkins

“9:20 Special” Composed by Earle Warren; arranged by Buster Harding. Recorded by Count Basie and His Orchestra for Okeh/Columbia on April 10, 1941 in Chicago. William J. “Count” Basie, piano, directing: Edward Lewis, first trumpet; [..]

Masterpieces Swing 101
Mike Zirpolo November 1, 2016 0 COMMENTS

“Body and Soul” (1939) Coleman Hawkins

“Body and Soul” Composed by Johnny Green; “Head” arrangement. Recorded by Coleman Hawkins and His Orchestra for RCA Bluebird on October 11, 1939. Coleman Hawkins, tenor saxophone, directing: Tommy Lindsey and Joe Guy, trumpets; Earl [..]

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