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Coleman Hawkins got it in him one day to stray from the jazz norm, and he opened the door for a new style of music. Hawkins played tenor sax, which wasn’t really recognized as a jazz instrument until he helped make it one. Body and Soul, heard here from 1939, signaled a stylistic change in jazz; ...
April 12, 2021Chances are you think of Houdini as the Father of Modern Magic…and you’re only one letter off.
April 9, 2021Couples sway to the music, hand in hand, step matched for measured step. But we’re not in Austria, or Vienna…we’re in Ponce, Puerto Rico
April 6, 2021The Charleston wasn’t the only dance on the floor in the 1920’s.
February 19, 2021You’re listening to Fred Waring and his Pennsylvanians with Coast Guard Forever.
February 11, 2021