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The program keeps moving from there through the intricate post-bop lines of “Suicide City” and “Cunning Lee” to the joyful “Soulita” and finally to the easy mid-tempo swing of “Helen’s Ritual
You're My Thrill [DVD][Live]18
Originally released on Capitol Records in July 1960
Shaw is enveloped in unobtrusive yet exciting pop-soul environs
and R&B into a singular sound that opened up new avenues of expression for vocal jazz
Hank Mobley: Poppin' LP (Blue Note Tone Poet Series) ETJS-1.08 The program keeps moving fromBlue Note, 1980 Hank Mobley was famously called the middleweight champion of the tenor saxophone with a round sound and an incredible rhythmic lightness on his feet that won the admiration of legions of tenor saxophone players. This remarkable session from 1957 somehow was left on the shelf in the rush of Blue Note releases that year. With an incredible cast of bop giants: Art Farmer on trumpet, Pepper Adams on baritone saxophone, Sonny Clark on
