Hank Mobley- A Slice Of The Top In-Store Victim or the Crime

Victim or the Crime

out-fuzzed and out araged the male-dominated competition—like a well-aimed go-go boot to the jugular

But when 19 Naughty III was released on February 23

and #16 in the UK

Arbouretums Thrill Jockey debut

Hank Mobley- A Slice Of The Top In-Store Victim or the CrimeLabel: Blue Note Reissued 2009, Originally released 1979 "This is one of tenor saxophonist Hank Mobley's more intriguing sessions, for the talented composer had an opportunity to have four of his originals, plus the standard "There's a Lull in My Life," performed by an octet in the cool toned style of Miles Davis's "Birth of the Cool" nonet, arranged by Duke Pearson. Although recorded in 1966, this date was not released until 1979 (and reissued on CD