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When Reed Mathis isn’t busy watching Will Ferrel on YouTube, he spends equal time watching music. He pointed us to this exploration of harmony featuring Charlie Parker and Coleman Hawkins. Click here to watch Reed talk about this clip.

One Response to “Charlie Parker and Coleman Hawkins (1950)”

1. What They Watch on YouTube (Vol 1. Music) | In The Band Says:
   July 21st, 2009 at 2:14 pm

   [...] O’Riley” (Isolated Bass) Mahavishnu Orchestra - “Meeting Of The Spirits” Charlie Parker and Coleman Hawkins The Osmonds - “Crazy Horses” Rick Fowler - “The Melting [...]

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