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Hanksgiving - A Tribute to Hank Mobley - Part 2

By Ludovico Granvassu | Mondo Jazz
December 20, 2020
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This year our seasonal Hanksgiving episodes celebrates a musician that is a cult figure in the world of saxophonists and fans of the Blue Note catalogue, saxophonist and composer Hank Mobley. The show features a mix of Hank Mobley's tuens and renditions of his work by peers that were attracted by his brand of jazz firmly grounded in the blues and R&B roots that he had mastered in the years that preceded his first engagement, with Art Blakey and his Jazz Messengers.

Happy listening!

Playlist

Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
Hank Mobley "Soft Impressions" Straight No Filter (Blue Note) 0:16
Host talks 4:59
Eddie Roberts "Workout" Burn! (Lounge) 6:37
Host talks 11:21
Gianni Basso, Irio DePaula "Recado Bossa Nova" Recado Bossa Nova (Norma Blu) 13:04
Philip Catherine Trio "Funk in Deepfreeze" I Remember You (Criss Cross) 18:08
Host talks 26:01
Wood in di Fire "The Flip" Que Pasa (moanin') 27:00
James Spaulding "High Modes" Escapade (HighNote) 31:54
Cory Weeds Little Big Band "East of the Village" Explosion (Cellar Live) 38:38
Host talks 46:35
Ralph Lalama and His Manhattan All Stars "Third Time Around" Feelin and Dealin (Criss Cross) 48:24
Peter Bernstein "Breakthrough" Earth Tones (Criss Cross) 54:43
Eli Degibri "Split Feelings" Soul Station: A Tribute to Hank Mobley (Degibri Records) 1:00:48
Randy Sabien "Infra Rae" Rhythm and Bows (Fiddlehead) 1:04:39
Host talks 1:11:07
Hank Mobley "Uh Huh" Workout (Blue Note) 1:13:42

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Instrument: Saxophone, tenor

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