Album · 1995
James P. Johnson & Coleman Hawkins
- Released
- 1995
- Label
- Collectables Records
- Catalogue no.
- COL-CD-5611
- Tracklist
- 12 tracks
- Length
- 37:47
- Country
- US
“James P. Johnson & Coleman Hawkins” is an album by James P. Johnson & Coleman Hawkins, released in 1995 on Collectables Records. The original release has 12 tracks with a running time of 37:47. Jazz standards on the record include “Dream”. The line-up features Al Casey (guitar), Coleman Hawkins (tenor saxophone), Denzil Best (drums (drum set)), Eddie Dougherty (drums (drum set)) and Eddie Robinson (double bass).
Who played on James P. Johnson & Coleman Hawkins
- Al Casey guitar on 6 tracks
- Coleman Hawkins tenor saxophone on 6 tracks
- Denzil Best drums (drum set) on 6 tracks
- Eddie Dougherty drums (drum set) on 6 tracks
- Eddie Robinson double bass on 6 tracks
- Frankie Newton trumpet on 6 tracks
- George "Pops" Foster double bass on 6 tracks
- Howard McGhee trumpet on 6 tracks
- James P. Johnson piano on 6 tracks
- Sir Charles Thompson piano on 6 tracks
Tracklist
- 1 Hot Harlem 3:10
- 2 The Dream standard 3:58
- 3 Euphonis Sounds 2:43
- 4 Four O'Clock Groove 3:46
- 5 Hesitation Blues — [traditional] 3:06
- 6 The Boogie Dream 3:33
- 7 Night Ramble 2:29
- 8 Leave My Heart Alone 2:39
- 9 Bean Stalking 3:10
- 10 Srortsman's Hop 3:04
- 11 Ready for Love 3:05
- 12 Ladies Lullabye 3:04
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Frequently asked questions
Who played on James P. Johnson & Coleman Hawkins?
The line-up of James P. Johnson & Coleman Hawkins includes Al Casey (guitar), Coleman Hawkins (tenor saxophone), Denzil Best (drums (drum set)), Eddie Dougherty (drums (drum set)), Eddie Robinson (double bass), Frankie Newton (trumpet), George "Pops" Foster (double bass) and Howard McGhee (trumpet).
Which label released James P. Johnson & Coleman Hawkins?
James P. Johnson & Coleman Hawkins was released in 1995 on Collectables Records (COL-CD-5611).
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