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Released in 1963, *Soul Station* features tenor saxophonist Hank Mobley accompanied by a stellar lineup including Harold Land, Tommy Tate, and George Coleman, showcasing his melodic improvisations wit...
Released in 1960, *Workout* showcases tenor saxophonist Hank Mobley’s sophisticated and melodic approach within a hard bop framework, featuring contributions from Tommy Flanagan, George Coleman, and H...
Released in 1960, *No Room for Squares* showcases tenor saxophonist Hank Mobley’s sophisticated and harmonically rich playing within a hard bop ensemble featuring Tommy Flanagan, George Coleman, and H...
“Dippin’” features tenor saxophonist Hank Mobley alongside drummer Mel Brodie and bassist Tommy Tate, recorded in 1963, showcasing Mobley’s melodic improvisations within a sophisticated harmonic frame...
“A Caddy for Daddy – Hank Mobley” is a 1963 hard bop album featuring Mobley’s tenor saxophone alongside Tommy Brooks, Wayne Andrews, and George Coleman, showcasing intricate melodies and dynamic inter...
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Released in 1963, *Reach Out* features tenor saxophonist Hank Mobley accompanied by a stellar quartet including Harold Land, Tommy Brooks, and George Coleman, showcasing his melodic improvisations wit...
