My favorite Mobley album. Same personnel as Soul Station with the welcome addition of Freddie Hubbard on trumpet.

Taken from 2 separate sessions: Lee Morgan on trumpet, Andrew Hill on piano, John Ore on bass, & Philly Joe Jones on drums. The other group consists of Donald Byrd: trumpet, Herbie Hancock: piano, Butch Warren: bass, & Philly Joe: drums. 2 outstanding groups.

Kenny Drew is my favorite jazz pianist. This solid effort shows off his skills aided by Hank Mobley: tenor sax, Freddie Hubbard: trumpet, Sam Jones: Bass, and Louis Hayes: Drums.

Hub's second effort really cooks, thanks in part to Hank Mobley's tenor sax. McCoy Tyner on piano, Paul Chambers on bass, and Philly Joe Jones round out this great sounding quintet.

Complex arrangements for multiple horns, taken from three different sessions. Features Hank Mobley & Joe Henderson on tenor sax, James Spaulding on flute & alto sax, Kiane Zawadi (Bernard MCKinney) on euphonium, Harold Mayburn & McCoy Tyner on piano, Larry Ridley & Bob Cranshaw on bass, Clifford Jarvis & Pete La Roca on drums, and Big Black on congas,

Long Tall Dexter mixes it up with Sonny Clark: piano, Butch Warren: bass, & Billy Higgins: drums.

"Tanya" is 18 minutes of pure bliss. Dexter sounds great here, joined by Donald Byrd on trumpet, Kenny Drew on piano, Art Taylor on drums, & Nils-Henning Orsted Pederson on bass.

This seminal album teams Hancock with Freddie Hubbard on trumpet/coronet, Ron Carter on bass, & Tony Williams on drums.

Wayne moves further from hard bop into the more experimental post bop with this release featuring Freddie Hubbard: trumpet, Herbie Hancock: piano, Ron Carter: bass, & Elvin Jones: drums.

An excellent album featuring John Coltrane: tenor sax, Philly Joe Jones: drums, & John Simmons on bass. Coltrane sounds amazing here,although this was before he really came into his own.

This was one of the first jazz albums I purchased. Pianist Sonny Clark is joined by Jackie McLean on alto sax, Paul Chambers on bass, Philly Joe Jones on drums, & Art Farmer on trumpet.

Overlooked gem from pianist Davis. Jackie McLean plays alto sax, Donald Byrd lends his trumpet, Sam Jones plays bass, & Art Taylor mans the drums.

Art Farmer is joined here by Hank Mobley on tenor sax, Kenny Drew on piano, Elvin Jones on drums, & his brother Addison Farmer on bass.

The trombonist is showcased in 2 sessions, the first of which finds him teamed with Wynton Kelly: piano, Chales Mingus: bass, Kenny Clarke: drums, & Sabu Martinez: congas. The second session adds Hank Mobley's tenor sax, Horace silver on piano, Paul Chambers on bass, & retains Clarke on drums. Each session alone would be worth the price of the album.

Some nice Latin flavors add spice to this release from Henderson, joined by Kenny Dorham on trumpet, McCoy Tyner on piano, Butch Warren on bass, & Pete La Roca on drums.