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Coleman Hawkins's 1961 ballad album The Hawk Relaxes, cut all-analog from the original tapes by Matthew Lutthans for the Moodsville Acoustic Sounds series, on 180g vinyl in a tip-on jacket.
The father of the tenor saxophone at his most tender: a 1961 album of ballads for the Moodsville label, made for late nights and low lights. The new Moodsville Acoustic Sounds edition is all-analog, mastered by Matthew Lutthans at The Mastering Lab from the original tapes, pressed on 180g at QRP.
Moodsville was Prestige's sister label for slow, intimate jazz, and The Hawk Relaxes is one of its finest hours: Hawkins's big, warm tone wrapping itself around a set of ballads.
Pour something nice, dim the lights and let The Hawk do the rest.
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On Craft Recordings / Moodsville, a reissue of the 1961 album.
Info from BroadwayWorld
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