Coleman Hawkins in Holland
Coleman Hawkins in Holland
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Title: COLEMAN HAWKINS Dutch Treatin' - A Jazz Odyssey through the Windmills of Amsterdam
In a world filled with overproduced pop hits and auto-tuned vocals, it's refreshing to take a step back and immerse yourself in the smooth sounds of Coleman Hawkins. The jazz legend's latest album, "Dutch Treatin'", is a delightful journey through the windmills of Amsterdam, filled with soulful saxophone solos and infectious grooves that will transport you to a smoky jazz club in the heart of the city.
From the moment Hawkins's iconic saxophone hits your ears on the opening track, "Amsterdam Blues", you know you're in for a treat. His mastery of the instrument is evident in every note, effortlessly weaving through complex melodies with a finesse that only comes with a lifetime of experience. The rhythm section provides the perfect backbone for Hawkins's improvisations, keeping the music grounded while still allowing room for creativity and spontaneity.
One of the standout tracks on the album is "Canal Cruise", a breezy and laid-back tune that perfectly captures the essence of a lazy day floating down Amsterdam's picturesque canals. Hawkins's saxophone sings and soars over the gentle sway of the bass and drums, creating a musical landscape that is both soothing and invigorating.
"Dutch Treatin'" is a must-listen for any jazz aficionado, as well as anyone looking to escape the chaos of the modern world and lose themselves in the timeless beauty of Hawkins's music. So grab a glass of your favorite Dutch beer, sit back, and let Coleman Hawkins take you on a musical journey you won't soon forget.
Track Listing
Track Listing
1. Some of These Days
2. After You've Gone
3. I Only Have Eyes for You
4. I Wish I Were Twins
5. Hands Across the Table
6. Chicago
7. Méditation
8. What Harlem Is to Me
9. Netcha's Dream
10. I Wanna Go Back to Harlem
11. Consolation
12. A Strange Fact
13. Original Dixieland One-step
14. Smiles
15. Something Is Gonna Give Me Away
16. Lamentation
17. Devotion
18. Well, Alright Then!
19. Blues Evermore
20. Dear Old Southland
21. Way Down Yonder in New Orleans
22. I Know That You Know
23. When Buddha Smiles
24. Swinging In The Groove
Disc: 1
25. Swinging In The Groove
1. Some of These Days
2. After You've Gone
3. I Only Have Eyes for You
4. I Wish I Were Twins
5. Hands Across the Table
6. Chicago
7. Méditation
8. What Harlem Is to Me
9. Netcha's Dream
10. I Wanna Go Back to Harlem
11. Consolation
12. A Strange Fact
13. Original Dixieland One-step
14. Smiles
15. Something Is Gonna Give Me Away
16. Lamentation
17. Devotion
18. Stardust
19. Well, Alright Then!
20. Blues Evermore
21. Dear Old Southland
22. Way Down Yonder in New Orleans
23. I Know That You Know
24. When Buddha Smiles
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About the artist
Coleman Hawkins
Coleman Hawkins, the legendary saxophonist known as the "Father of the Tenor Saxophone," burst onto the jazz scene in the 1920s and never looked back. With his innovative playing style and endlessly inventive improvisations, Hawkins quickly became a fixture in the jazz world, influencing countless musicians along the way. Hawkins' sound is unmistakable - bold, brash, and exuberant, with a sense of playfulness that belies his technical precision. His groundbreaking recordings, such as "Body and Soul" and "The Man I Love," have become classics of the jazz repertoire, showcasing his unparalleled talent and creativity. Offstage, Hawkins was a larger-than-life figure, known for his sharp wit and love of a good joke. He was a consummate showman, always ready with a quip or a one-liner to entertain his audience. But when he picked up his saxophone, all jokes were set aside, and Hawkins' music spoke for itself. Hawkins' influence can be heard in the playing of countless saxophonists who came after him, from John Coltrane to Sonny Rollins. His legacy is undeniable, and his impact on the world of jazz cannot be overstated. Coleman Hawkins was a true original, a musical pioneer whose name will live on for generations to come. So next time you're in the mood for some classic jazz, why not give Coleman Hawkins a spin? You won't be disappointed.
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