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Riff tune Hawkins Coleman 1945

This clip is from a 1945 movie called The Crimson Canary.
“Jazz saxophone pioneer Coleman Hawkins plays in the background of this mystery in which a jazz-mad detective secures his dream assignment: investigating a murder in a jazz cabaret”.
Coleman Hawkins tenor sax, Howard McGhee trumpet, Sir Charles Thompson piano, Denzil Best drums and Oscar Pettiford bass.
Channel: Music
Uploaded: 02/28/07
02:03
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Tags: jazz classic swing Coleman Hawkins Howard McGhee
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19 months ago by decksville
Hawkins and Gillespie were the great be-bop artists, it is always a pleasure to here.
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30 months ago by boberwig
Hello Hamfat, Thanks for your very useful info. I changed the title right away.
Bob
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30 months ago by hamfat54
Great clip - very rare. The tune is "Hollywood Stampede". This was the group that Hawkins took to California in 1945 to play at Billy Berg's. It is considered to be the first modern jazz group to play on the West Coast.
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