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CD (Item 568196) Impulse, 1964 — Condition: Used$2.99 ...
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The Hawk, in prime late form, lays down some beautiful tenor solos over gentle bossa nova accompaniment – working in a mode that's much more satisfying than just a "classic player meets bossa" session, angularly crafting the solos with that dark edge that he had in all of his later work. The groove's similar to a Stan Getz bossa outing, with light acoustic guitar backing him up, but Hawkins' playing is very deep and soulful, and the groove gets very low. With the great cuts "Samba Para Bean" and "Stumpy Bossa Nova". © 1996-2024, Dusty Groove, Inc.
(1997 digipak pressing with some light wear.)
(1997 digipak pressing with some light wear.)
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