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Tribute to “Soul Station” by Hank Mobley - Dizzy Rotterdam
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“Soul Station” by Hank Mobley is a classic jazz album released in 1960. It is widely regarded as one of Mobley’s finest works and a quintessential example of hard bop. The album showcases Mobley’s smooth, lyrical tenor saxophone style and … more info
Details Date: October 20 Time: 21:30 - 23:30 “Soul Station” by Hank Mobley is a classic jazz album released in 1960. It is widely regarded as one of Mobley’s finest works and a quintessential example of hard bop. The album showcases Mobley’s smooth, lyrical tenor saxophone style and features a stellar lineup of musicians. Personnel: Hank Mobley – tenor saxophone Art Blakey – drums Wynton Kelly – piano Paul Chambers – bass Tracklist: Remember (Irving Berlin) – A beautiful ballad that opens the album with Mobley’s warm and inviting tone. This I Dig of You (Hank Mobley) – A catchy, swinging tune that highlights Mobley’s compositional skills. Dig Dis (Hank Mobley) – A bluesy number with a laid-back groove. Split Feelin’s (Hank Mobley) – A complex piece with shifting moods and intricate solos. Soul Station (Hank Mobley) – The title track, which is a standout with its memorable melody and soulful playing. If I Should Lose You (Ralph Rainger, Leo Robin) – A poignant rendition of a classic standard.
Details Date: October 20 Time: 21:30 - 23:30 “Soul Station” by Hank Mobley is a classic jazz album released in 1960. It is widely regarded as one of Mobley’s finest works and a quintessential example of hard bop. The album showcases Mobley’s smooth, lyrical tenor saxophone style and features a stellar lineup of musicians. Personnel: Hank Mobley – tenor saxophone Art Blakey – drums Wynton Kelly – piano Paul Chambers – bass Tracklist: Remember (Irving Berlin) – A beautiful ballad that opens the album with Mobley’s warm and inviting tone. This I Dig of You (Hank Mobley) – A catchy, swinging tune that highlights Mobley’s compositional skills. Dig Dis (Hank Mobley) – A bluesy number with a laid-back groove. Split Feelin’s (Hank Mobley) – A complex piece with shifting moods and intricate solos. Soul Station (Hank Mobley) – The title track, which is a standout with its memorable melody and soulful playing. If I Should Lose You (Ralph Rainger, Leo Robin) – A poignant rendition of a classic standard.