Coleman Hawkins, born on November 21, 1904, in St. Joseph, Missouri, is often hailed as one of the greatest tenor saxophonists in jazz history. Known as “Hawk” or “Bean,” Hawkins was a pioneering force in the development of jazz, transforming the tenor saxophone from a secondary instrument into a principal voice in the genre. His innovative playing style and significant contributions to jazz have left an enduring legacy.
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Coleman Hawkins – I Know That You Know
Coleman Hawkins – Porgy
Coleman Hawkins – Pick-Up Boys
Coleman Hawkins – Rainbow Mist
Coleman Hawkins – Feeling Zero
Coleman Hawkins – Disorder at the Border
Coleman Hawkins – Night And Day
Coleman Hawkins – Flame Thrower
Coleman Hawkins – Yesterdays
Coleman Hawkins – Woodyn' For You
Coleman Hawkins – It's Wonderful
Coleman Hawkins – I Only Have Eyes For You
Coleman Hawkins – Sweet Lorraine
Coleman Hawkins – When Day Is Done
Coleman Hawkins – Bean At The Met
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