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Wow! It's great to see films of Hank! Thank you.

Thanks for posting. Bought the Mosaic Records box set of Hank's 1960's recordings and it is outstanding.

Amazing, just listened to Houston Person playing live at Emmet's Place in New York to celebrate his 90th birthday.

Always loved Mobley but Pim Jacobs has been a great find on youtube. The orchestration is a great adjunct to his playing. Jazz has suddenly become alive and available in depth on youtube.

Thank you for this! Mobley💙

Live recordings from the 60s? These sound fantastic! Hank's one of my faves.

I dig the alto sound, looks like a Selmer long bow with a Meyer?

Good stuff. Thanks for this performance much appreciated

Great! Love it!

Smoking

High as a kite, love Babs

... ¡¡¡ GRACIAS INFINITAS !!! ...

See rare footage, from 1968, of Mobley performing in Copenhagen here ruclips.net/video/_DTJTjC0fpA/видео.htmlsi=O2CHpUel-pWsANGY

There must be something in the water in those Scandahovian countries, cos so many of these guys can play, what is essentially a black American art form, so believably well. I'm thinking of Ferdinand Povel fer instance, most of the other guys, not only can't I pronounce their names, I can't spell them either, but they all sound so great.. Notwithstanding Charles McPherson's playing sounds so free here, he must be real happy with the rhythm section.. Great set.. Thx fer sharin'

wish i could see more of Han beenink of that era

Heerlijk om naar te luisteren. Koos ook weer prachtig.

My favorite tenor sax player Al Cohen is always best choice.

Just finished reading his book.I paid my dues, wonderful book

Such an awesome performance. I can't understand why the audience is so quiet though?! Al's name on his sax is next-level coolness. No one else could get away with that but Al. What a legend. Thanks for sharing this.

Just super stuff. Many thanks for the upload!

Awesome footage. Mobley looking like a black panther walking down that street.

Ouwe meuk. Goeie meuk. Echte meuk. Zo worden ze niet meer gemaakt tegenwoordig. Alles was beter vroeggguh

A fantastic Trio, that manches so good with Charles Mcphersons saxplaying. This Quartett is unique.

So good

I'm sorry to hear that Rein has given up playing. I hope he's all right and will return to music soon.

thanks for posting this!!!

So glad this was recorded..super band ..

What is the first song played, and what CD is it on? This is too sweet !

Talk about a pocket! Whew!!!!

Superb!!!

Great!

Thanks for this!! I grew up listening to Hank Mobley. I always loved his sound.

rising star

The greatest sax player of all time.

Here's the video of Hank playing ruclips.net/video/_DTJTjC0fpA/видео.html

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Hank has always been a very special favorite musician of mine. Hank has long been underrated by the press and the polls. But ask any of the best players around today who their favorite tenor players and Hank will be named. He is an original, like no other, and he played in a very relaxed fashion. Hank had the sweet and the hip and always so soulful and funky.....swinging like mad every time!! It's Hank Mobley along with Wynton Kelly that made Miles Davis Friday & Saturday Night at the Blackhawk my favorite all-time Miles record. I saw him at the Blue Coronet in Bed Stuy in 1980. He still sounded pretty good but he was not well and not near his peak but it was a thrill just the same!

thanks for uploading this!

I recognize his handwriting as I have a copy of a letter he sent from Paris to a promotor in Manchester in ,68 . I have a gig in Manchester also ...

Thank you so much for this !

Great!

In my list of fabuolous altoplayers, Charles McPherson comes in by my former best in compagnie with Bird, Cannonball, Stitt, Lou Donnaldson and Jackie Maclean. But why all the accents by the drummer in "A nicht in Tunisia " ? They stop the flow.😮

Song #3 is titled, "Voila pronounced Wal-la (French Rock and Roll)" as printed on the 45tpm on the Debut record label. BTW Debut was owned by Charles Mingus.

The pianist "robe" the improvisation of the saxophonist girl!!!!!! No elegance!!! It's mais club?

This was awesome! What was the name of the song/artist at the very beginning of this?

I am doing a thesis on Hank Mobley and I’m having difficulty finding a lot of personal information about him. Does anyone have any recommendations? I am also analyzing some of his solos and showing how he emphasized melody and rhythm. I am taking particular interest in this I dig of you, and remember.

Bought the CD, is absolutely fabulous!

So cool .

Two of my favourite Tenors.

The man who gave Sonny Rollins his first recording date at 18. Great video.