9 thoughts on “ Steppin Stone - Hank Mobley - Third Season (CD, Album) ”

1. Apr 12,  · CD3 gives us Dippin’, a more relaxed Mobley set with a ballad, a bossa nova and, of course, the obligatory soul spokaginoxasal.nipafmilucadecketerwalarafa.infoinfo was back on trumpet for Dippin’ as he would be on the next four Mobley sessions. Two pieces on CD3 and four on CD4 give us A Caddy For Daddy, one of Hank’s liveliest and most sparkling spokaginoxasal.nipafmilucadecketerwalarafa.infoinfo Curtis Fuller on trombone and McCoy Tyner on piano, Hank /5.

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2. Download the latest song of Third Season (Vinyl): The Steppin' Stone Site Map | Help | Add to favorites To get full access to the site e.g. deposit funds, download files you have to create an account.

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4. The Steppin' Stone () Third Season () Boss Bossa () Give Me That Feelin' () Personnel: Lee Morgan - tp James Spaulding - as, fl Hank Mobley - ts Cedar Walton - p Sonny Greenwich - g Walter Booker - b Billy Higgins - dAuthor: Hank Mobley.

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5. Third Season is an album by the jazz saxophonist Hank Mobley recorded on February 24, , but not released on the Blue Note label until as LT It contains performances by Mobley with Lee Morgan, James Spaulding, Cedar Walton, Walter Booker, Billy Higgins and Sonny Greenwich.

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6. 1 audio disc: digital ; 4 3/4 in. Contents: An aperitif --Don't cry, just sigh --The steppin' stone --Third season --Boss bossa --Give me that feelin' Responsibility: [primarily written by Hank Mobley].

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7. HANK MOBLEY, ts JAMES SPAULDING, as LEE MORGAN, tp KIANE ZAWADI, euphonium HOWARD JOHNSON, tuba McCOY TYNER, p BOB CRANSHAW, b BILLY HIGGINS, ds. Recorded /03/ THIRD SEASON HANK MOBLEY. BLUE NOTE 1. An Aperitif 2. Don't Cry, Just Sigh 3. The Steppin' Stone 4. Third Season 5. Boss Bossa 6. Gime Me That Feelin' HANK MOBLEY, ts LEE.

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8. Tenor saxophonist Hank Mobley recorded frequently for Blue Note in the s (six albums from ) and, although overshadowed by the flashier and more avant-garde players, Mobley 's output was consistently rewarding. For this overlooked session, which was not issued until and then finally reissued on CD in , a regular contingent of top Blue Note artists (Mobley, trumpeter Lee Morgan, altoist James Spaulding 8/

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9. out of 5 stars Third Season Only Gets A Third Star. This is a mediocre Hank Mobley CD to say the least. Mobley's late 50s Blue Note albums are solid hard bop affairs, and his early 60s albums for the label are classics. But after , the albums are hit or miss/5(4).

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