On "Soul and Body, Spring Heel Jack also leave Hawkins' playing untouched, opting to add a range of understated sounds and effects that complement and enhance the saxophone. Maybe one could quibble ...

Decades earlier, the man who took the first leaps and bounds with the tenor sax in jazz was Coleman Hawkins ... and into the future. Hawkins' 1939 recording of "Body and Soul" is one of the ...

Long-lost musical archives restored as the "Savory Collection," will release its first volume, "Body and Soul: Coleman Hawkins and Friends," on Oct. 14 exclusively through Apple Music and National ...

One Hour; Sugar Foot Stomp; Hocus Pocus; One Sweet Letter From You; Meet Doctor Foo; Fine Dinner; She's Funny That Way; Body And Soul; When Day Is Done; The Sheik Of Araby; My Blue Heaven; Bouncing ...

Opening with the legendary "Body and Soul," which made the Hawk a pop star, and ending with the brilliant a cappella "Picasso," from 1948, this anthology documents the first three decades of his ...

There's a new Coleman Hawkins set in ... many dates made under Hawkins' own name in the 1930s and 40s (including the famous 1939 "Body and Soul" recording), co-leader sides with trumpeter Henry ...

“For me it’s one of the greatest works of music of any kind from any era ... in jazz that came to be called bebop. Hawkins’s Body and Soul instantly established him as a star soloist.

"Coleman Hawkins Body & Soul changed the course of jazz in many ways" - Val Wilmer"Coleman Hawkins Body & Soul changed the course of jazz in many ways" - Val Wilmer ...

And at least one is amazing: a live recording of “Body and Soul” by Coleman Hawkins ... in another form of music might be Jimi Hendrix’s “Star-Spangled Banner.” (Hawkins once said ...

"There are two parts that appear green from space, South Island in New Zealand, the other was Ireland" - Helen Sharman CMG OBE ...