Coleman Hawkins Interview Part 2

[@artwordtheatre9515]

Beautiful. Thank you.

[@alanoffer]

What a shame all these old jazz guys weren't interviewed more ,,,all those stories are gone

[@RealMrBrown]

Valuable content. Thank you so much for sharing with us. 🙏

[@funkality]

What a nice guy. Mr hawkins a real class act!!

[@dividedwords]

Wonderful! Thanks for posting this.

[@charleb9576]

MAN I COULD LISTEN TO THESE STORIES ALL DAY.

[@petershaw80]

Great stuff. Should be mandatory listening for any aspiring jazz musician. Great guy.

[@blindblackpianist]

Wow, it's interesting how similar Charlie Parker's and Coleman's accents and verbal mannerisms are.

[@spb7883]

Yeah, and it makes sense: both were Midwesterners!

[@Deuce1042]

Both grew up in Missouri.

[@martindalmasi5340]

Sonny Stitt too

[@bminorscales]

Coleman relates stories here about time spent with Jack [Teagarden] and Jimmy. Is that trombonist Jimmy Harrison?

[@spb7883]

John Chilton's book on Hawkins certainly seems to suggest this (see "The Song of the Hawk: The Life and Recordings of Coleman Hawkins", pp. 53-54)

[@bernieglover1500]

a true innovator ! the daddy of the saxophone !!!!
great

[@tvine1]

Where is part 1?

[@horbergus]

So that's what he is referring to as "very peculiar food"?

[@horbergus]

2:14 what where they eating?

[@kafenwar]

Chitlins and hog maws.

[@acohen1980]

gr post.....

[@raefblack7906]

Playing for nothing, still goes on today.

[@horbergus]

He sure did, why do you care?