Hampton Hawes

Profile:	American jazz pianist, born 13 November 1928 in Los Angeles, died 22 May 1977 ibid.
Sites:	Wikipedia
Aliases:	Henry McDode
In Groups:	Art Pepper Quartet, Bud Shank And Bill Perkins Quintet, Gerry Mulligan Quartet, Hampton Hawes Quartet, Hampton Hawes Trio, Howard Rumsey's Lighthouse All-Stars, Nathan Davis Quartet, Preston Love And His Orchestra, Shorty Rogers And His Giants, Teddy Edwards Septet, Teddy Edwards Sextet, The Bopland Boys, The Charlie Mingus Trio, The Contemporary Leaders, The Hampton Hawes All-Stars, The Sonny Criss Orchestra, Wardell Gray L.A. Stars, Wardell Gray Quintet, Wardell Gray Sextet
Variations:	Viewing All \| Hampton Hawes H. Halles, H. Hawes, H.Hawes, Hamilton Hawes, Hamp Hawes, Hamp Haws, Hamton Hawes, Hawes, Howes, ハンプトン・ホース

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