This was recorded in the summer of 1956 for a Spoken Word Recording by Riverside. The interviewers were jazz writers Bill Grauer and Paul Bacon. Low budget - only one mic!
Your favorite tenor players (Lester Young, Ben Webster, Dexter Gordon, Stan Getz, Michael Brecker, Kirk Whalum, Sonny Rollins, John Coltrane and Wayne Shorter) would not exist as the great tenor players that they are if it wasn’t for the pioneering genius of Coleman Hawkins.
His voice completely matches how he looks, just how I imagined he would sound. An awesome piece of jazz history.
COLEMAN IS ONE OF MY FAVORITE PLAYERS.
Great to hear the voice of the legend.
Thank you for uploading. I have never heard Hawk speak until today because of you.
This was recorded in the summer of 1956 for a Spoken Word Recording by Riverside. The interviewers were jazz writers Bill Grauer and Paul Bacon. Low budget - only one mic!
My essay thanks you. Now I can cite this
His voice sounds as melodic as his tenor
Hawk rules!
Dubstep brought me here.
I am very curious how, if you don’t mind me asking?
@@josephrader1006 This interview was a sample in "Good Old Days" - Jack Sparrow
it's a pretty good song.
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Amazing .
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What year was this recorded?
Jack Sparrow
Your favorite tenor players (Lester Young, Ben Webster, Dexter Gordon, Stan Getz, Michael Brecker, Kirk Whalum, Sonny Rollins, John Coltrane and Wayne Shorter) would not exist as the great tenor players that they are if it wasn’t for the pioneering genius of Coleman Hawkins.