Coleman Hawkins – And Confreres (LP Vinyl) artist-page-mcconnell a label with deep roots

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hearing these songs in this form is a genuinely different conversation

The album serves as connective tissue between Goose's earliest songwriting and their current evolution as a four-piece

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He is accompanied by US session musicians and various British R&B musicians

Coleman Hawkins – And Confreres (LP Vinyl) artist-page-mcconnell a label with deep rootsThe man who essentially invented jazz tenor saxophone, Hawkins recorded "Body and Soul" in 1939 without ever stating the melody, and the jazz world simply accepted it as revelation. By the time this Verve session came together, he had already outlasted every trend thrown at the music, remaining a peer to players a generation younger without compromising an ounce of his authority. Released in 1958 on Verve, Hawkins playing is particularly confident and