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Coleman Hawkins
Body & Soul
Genres: Jazz, Pop

Track Listings (26) - Disc #1
1. Meet Doctor Foo - Coleman Hawkins, Hawkins
2. Fine Dinner - Coleman Hawkins, Hawkins
3. She's Funny That Way - Coleman Hawkins, Daniels
4. Body and Soul (1939) - Coleman Hawkins, Green
5. When Day Is Done - Coleman Hawkins, Desylva
6. The Sheik of Araby - Coleman Hawkins, Smith
7. My Blue Heaven - Coleman Hawkins, Donaldson
8. Bouncing with Bean - Coleman Hawkins, Hawkins
9. Say It Isn't So - Coleman Hawkins, Berlin
10. Spotlite - Coleman Hawkins, Hawkins
11. Indiana Winter - Coleman Hawkins, Feather
12. Indian Summer - Coleman Hawkins, Dubin
13. Blow Me Down - Coleman Hawkins, Moore
14. Buckin' the Blues - Coleman Hawkins, Feather
15. Dixieland Stomp - Coleman Hawkins, McSiegle
16. How Did She Look - Coleman Hawkins, Sheley
17. Under a Blanket of Blue - Coleman Hawkins, Livingstone
18. Never in a Million Years - Coleman Hawkins, Gordon
19. You Were Meant for Me - Coleman Hawkins, Brown
20. April in Paris - Coleman Hawkins, Duke
21. How Strange - Coleman Hawkins, Prozorowski
22. Half Step Down Please - Coleman Hawkins, Dameron
23. Angel Face - Coleman Hawkins, Hawkins
24. Jumpin' Jane - Coleman Hawkins, Feather
25. I Love You - Coleman Hawkins, Archer
26. Picasso [*] - Coleman Hawkins, Hawkins
Track Listings (24) - Disc #2
1. Body and Soul - Coleman Hawkins, Green
2. Little Girl Blue - Coleman Hawkins, Hart
3. I Never Knew - Coleman Hawkins, Eagen
4. Dinner for One, Please James - Coleman Hawkins, Carr, Michael [Song
5. The Bean Stalks Again - Coleman Hawkins, Hawkins
6. His Very Own Blues - Coleman Hawkins, Hawkins
7. The Day You Came Along - Coleman Hawkins, Coslow
8. Have You Met Miss Jones - Coleman Hawkins, Hart
9. The Essence of You - Coleman Hawkins, Hawkins
10. There Will Never Be Another You - Coleman Hawkins, Gordon, Irving
11. I'm Shootin' High - Coleman Hawkins, Koehler
12. Bean and the Boys - Coleman Hawkins, Hawkins
13. April in Paris - Coleman Hawkins, Duke
14. Mon Homme (My Man) - Coleman Hawkins, Salabert
15. Under Paris Skies - Coleman Hawkins, Drejac
16. Mimi - Coleman Hawkins, Rodgers
17. La Chnouf - Coleman Hawkins, Lanjean
18. La Vie en Rose - Coleman Hawkins, David
19. La Mer - Coleman Hawkins, Lasry
20. Paris in the Spring - Coleman Hawkins, Gordon
21. I Love Paris - Coleman Hawkins, Porter
22. Mademoiselle de Paree - Coleman Hawkins, Contet
23. Ghiens Perdu Sans Collier (The Little Lost Dog) - Coleman Hawkins, Bacr
24. Tu N'Peux T'Figurer (Dawn Over Paris) - Coleman Hawkins, Misraki

Two CD reissue of this collection of Hawkins' complete Victor Recordings master takes from 1939-1956 featuring one bonus track . Includes contributions from Benny Carter, Fats Navarro, Jay Jay Johnson, Charlie Shavers, Han... more »

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All Artists: Coleman Hawkins
Title: Body & Soul
Members Wishing: 3
Total Copies: 0
Label: Definitive Spain
Release Date: 5/29/2006
Album Type: Extra tracks, Import
Genres: Jazz, Pop
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Number of Discs: 2
SwapaCD Credits: 2
UPC: 8436006492938

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CD Reviews

Bean at his finest

J. Grant | North Carolina, USA | 06/01/2009

(5 out of 5 stars)

"These are clearly some of the very best recordings Hawkins made during his brilliant career. His 1939 recording of "Body and Soul" is breathtaking, although it's too bad the 78 rpm time constraints didn't allow him to stretch out the way you can feel that he wanted to during the choruses and solo. The rest of disc 1 is equally impressive. Disc 2 consists of the two LP's, "The Hawk in Hi-Fi" and "The Hawk in Paris". This 2 disc set also features such artists as Buck Clayton, Charlie Shavers, Max Roach, JJ Johnson, Shadow Wilson, Teddy Wilson and the great Fats Navarro. When asked what jazz was, Hawk replied "The rhythm-the feeling. It can be taught. Or at least its mechanical aspects can be. I think that out of so many of these thousands of musicians, plenty are mechanical, rather than real jazz musicians. But today the public doesn't know the difference. But it certainly used to." I think Bean hit the nail right on the head with that statement."