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Coleman Hawkins
Coleman Hawkins was one of the leading American jazz players of the pre-war era
and is widely credited with the being one of the first to see the potential of
the tenor sax as a solo instrument in jazz.
Hawkins attended high school in Topeka, Kansas and benefited from a musical
education which included studying harmony and composition as well as learning
the piano and cello. He moved to New York in the early 1920s joining the Jazz
Hounds led by vaudeville singer Mamie Smith. In the 1930s Hawkins' reputation as
a gifted sax player grew and he performed on some of the best known...
My Blue HeavenColeman Hawkins
Body & Soul
Dear Old SouthlandColeman Hawkins
Somebody Loves Me
2:37
I Only Have Eyes for YouColeman Hawkins and Coleman Hawkins Quintet
Jazz Masters 34
3:10
Body and SoulLester Young, Buck Clayton, Irving Ashby, Coleman Hawkins, Ken Kersey and William K. "Billy" Hadnott
Penthouse Serenade
4:36
Mon Homme (My Man)Coleman Hawkins, Manny Albam and Marty Albam & His Orchestra
The Hawk In Paris
3:19
After You've GoneColeman Hawkins & Benny Carter and Coleman Hawkins
Coleman Hawkins In Holland
2:35
