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Erskine Hawkins - After Hours download mp3
- Artist: Erskine Hawkins
- Song: After Hours
- Genre: R-n-b
- Length: 03:23
- Size: 7.9MB
- Bitrate: 320Kbps
- Date: 2019-10-01
- Upload by: Helen Alford
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Mardig Batouzian
I got to see this man perform on a Big Band Cruise. a gentleman
Elizabeth Rowley
Took a vinyl 78 rpm copy of this with me on my first trip to Japan in 1956 - played it until I wore it out! Still one of my most favorite songs.
Oyuki Casanova
Oooo-weee...this is just too sweet..love, love it. Dancing already ..LOVELY!
carlo consolini
Mr. Famous Coachman...I have his obituary tacked up on the wall in my office. Very lucky that my brother and I taped maybe 10-12 of his shows, which I still listen to. You just knew when the piano began playing After Hours, something great was going to follow for the next two hours...almost always starting with Bobo Jenkins Shake em on Down! DBC!
Steven Edison
My grandfather was a self taught pianist and learned to play this song by ear. As a little girl I would ask to hear him play this over and over again. I love this song and always will. I appreciate Erskine Hawkins for making it and my grandfather for introducing me to beautiful music and I thank you for posting it all i could remember was the name of song and have been looking for it since the day my grandfather died may he rest in peace.
EliaseViao
Miss that old guy used to go over and he would tell u all kinds of stories in that junky music shop lol.
B1az Z0ne
Best piano blues classic of all times!
Outstanding performances of this piece have to include Ray Bryant (Solo in Montreux and on Dizzy Gillespie Sonny Side Up record) and Phineas Newborn on Roy Haynes Trio album "We Three".Anybody who likes piano blues should listen to these classics.
Dawn Patrol 18
Yes, yes, the Famous Coachman brought me, "Music and Blues After Hours, Wake up Detroit, Windsor and neighboring cities," yes yes.
Jaime Still
This has been my favorite song since I first heard it some 40 years ago. And, IMO, the Hawkins rendition is by far the best!
Paulo Moreira
this was known as the Black National Anthem in Houston during the 1950s as mentioned by someone previously
saug stauberchen
This music reminds me of The Harlem Renaissance era