Hank Mobley A Slice Of The Top (Blue Note Tone Poet Series) (180 Gram Vinyl) Album Photo readings of "The Party's Over"

readings of "The Party's Over" and the Gershwin closer "They Can't Take That Away from Me" are impeccable examples of Morrison's mercurial phrasing and limpid modern arrangements that make swing their top priority

After nearly sixteen years since its last entry

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and the impossible waking (un)reality of her insomniac tendencies throughout the world in ever changing hotel rooms and tour bus bunks

Hank Mobley A Slice Of The Top (Blue Note Tone Poet Series) (180 Gram Vinyl) Album Photo readings of "The Party's Over"Description Hank Mobley "A Slice Of The Top (Blue Note Tone Poet Series)" Hank Mobley was inspired by Birth of the Cool on his 1966 album, A Slice of the Top, featuring Duke Pearson's arrangements for an octet that added euphonium and tuba to a group with James Spaulding (alto sax), Lee Morgan (trumpet), McCoy Tyner (piano), Bob Cranshaw (bass) and Billy Higgins (drums). This Blue Note Tone Poet Series stereo edition was produced by Joe Harley,