Hank Mobley, Third Season - 38m 5s

Tracks & Durations

1. An Aperitif	6:55
2. Don't Cry, Just Sigh	6:54
3. The Steppin' Stone	5:38
4. Third Season	6:47
5. Boss Bossa	5:13
6. Give Me that Feelin'	6:33

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Review

In the late 1950s, tenor man Hank Mobley was part of the groundbreaking hard-bop bands of Art Blakey and Horace Silver. In the early 1960s, he became a Blue Note tenor-sax perennial known for his fluid and soulful improvisations across simple originals, blues, and ballads on superb blowing-session albums such as Soul Station and Workout. But Mobley became more ambitious as time went on, and by the time he recorded this 1967 album, his composing and arranging was considerably more complex, diverse, and challenging, especially rhythmically. Recording with a fine septet including Lee Morgan, Cedar Walton, little-known avant guitarist Sonny Greenwich (a far cry from Grant Green), and a particularly active and inspired Billy Higgins, Mobley shows a slightly more angular, freer approach here than on his earlier dates, though still well within the hard-bop mainstream. --Marc Greilsamer

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