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Standard Screen This installment in the JAZZ ICONS series of memorable jazz performances captures two concerts by legendary saxophonist Coleman Hawkins recorded in 1962 and 1964. Some of the songs featured in the performances include "Autumn Leaves," "Ow!," "Stoned," and more. Jazz Icons: Coleman Hawkins - Live In '62 & '64 Jazz Icons: Coleman Hawkins - Live In '62 & '64 Review
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Jazz Icons: Coleman Hawkins - Live In '62 & '64 DVD Region 0
Audio:
PCM Stereo - English
Belgium, 1962
Disorder At The Border
Autumn Leaves
Lover Come Back To Me
Moonlight In Vermont
All The Things You Are
Ow!
Coleman Hawkins, tenor saxophone
George Arvanitas, piano
Jimmy Woode, bass
Kansas Fields, drums
England, 1964
Disorder At The Border
Lover Man / Stella By Starlight / Girl From Ipanema
What Is This Thing Called Love
Stoned
September Song / What's New / Willow Weep For Me
Centerpiece
Caravan
Coleman Hawkins, tenor saxophone
Harry "Sweets" Edison, trumpet
"Sir" Charles Thompson, piano
Jimmy Woode, bass
"Papa" Jo Jones, drums
Special features:
- 24 page booklet featuring liner notes by Scott Deveaux, a foreword by Colette Hawkins, rare photographs, and memorabilia collage.
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