Smoke Gets In Your Eyes - Coleman Hawkins video free download

Günter Tauchner

Coleman Hawkins

Franky Split

So exquisetly beautiful and relaxing, it helps me reminice about things i love and that relax me

Torbjörn Brunzell

Hawk with his velvet saxsound...

Fatmanur Gökyürek

her sarki gecici ama bu vazgecilmez

onnoori lee

love life because of music

resnikdb

Magnificent!

Josh Hu

0:36 Ben Webster in the house 

Porto Music

this is a minus one

Luke Vaughan

Grazie mille, Mariapia. Buona notte e sogni d'oro.

mariapia giulivo

Dolce notte a tutti....

seo mike

misty wetty blury glimy dimmering lights from memories what a beatiful moment in a life though biiter painful stories 

Joaquín Maria Aguirre Romero

Con intérpretres como Coleman Hawkins el jazz se aseguró las raíces sólidas con las que afrontar el futuro. Son referencias de la tradición y estímulos para la vanguardia. Disfruta de este Smoke gets in your eyes!

joeyveee49

oh my God. how beautiful!!!

John Bartholomew

Webster IS to be found in one place, however: the photo that shows up at 3:18! Snotty, you're just making sure we're paying attention, eh? By the way, if you like Hawk's ballad work from this 1960 period (and I certainly do), I would draw your attention to "At Ease With Coleman Hawkins," which likewise has Tommy Flanagan on piano. 

Max Pankau

I like how the feel of the chart changes over time as Hawk moves away from the mic. It gives the recording that much more character.

BeanSwingers

My tears close to start running everytime when I hear this... Coleman Hawkins Quartet 1962, Feat. Tommy Flanagan, Major Holley, Eddie Locke (I´ve heard Eddie a few years ago also in Ascona, CH)

Mr. Gracian

The Hawk flies high

Marios Papares

Coleman Hawkins...........theeeeeeeeee sound

tenorsaxguy2

This is Hawkins no doubt he has a more metallic but none the less brushy sound, but Webster is much more soft and saturated almost whimpering kind of sound you can hear at 3:33 the more aggressive and original sounding Hawkins. That is not a Webster phrase, if Ben would ever get that aggressive he would add his unique growl on top of his high staccato, but never played like that on his ballads anyhow... 

Javier Martinelli

Coleman Hawkins

Miles Davis

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