Soul Station

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Soul Station is a landmark 1960 hard bop jazz album by tenor saxophonist Hank Mobley, widely regarded as one of his finest and most influential recordings.

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instanceOf hard bop album
jazz album
studio album
artist Hank Mobley
associatedMovement Blue Note hard bop sound
chronologyArtist Hank Mobley
composerOfTrack Hank Mobley
countryOfOrigin United States
coverArtist Reid Miles
criticalReputation considered a landmark hard bop album
widely regarded as one of Hank Mobley’s finest recordings
featuresMusician Art Blakey
Hank Mobley
Paul Chambers
Wynton Kelly
format 12-inch LP
genre hard bop
jazz
hasTrack Dig Dis
If I Should Lose You
Remember
Soul Station
Split Feelin’s
This I Dig of You
hasType small-group jazz recording
influencedGenre hard bop
instrumentation double bass
drums
piano
tenor saxophone
labelCatalogNumber Blue Note BLP 4031
labelImprint Blue Note
linked to: Blue Note Records
language instrumental music
mainInstrument tenor saxophone
notableFor concise, lyrical solos
melodic improvisation
tenor saxophone-led quartet format
originalMedium vinyl record
performer Hank Mobley
photographer Francis Wolff
producer Alfred Lion
recordedAt Van Gelder Studio
recordingEngineer Rudy Van Gelder
recordLabel Blue Note Records
releaseDecade 1960s
releaseYear 1960
studioLocation Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey
stylePeriod post‑bop era

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Hank Mobley notableWork Soul Station
Hank Mobley notableAlbumAsLeader Soul Station
Hank Mobley notableWork Soul Station
subject linked to: Hank
Hank Mobley notableAlbum Soul Station
subject linked to: Hank
Soul Station hasTrack Soul Station
Roll Call chronologyPrevious Soul Station
Henry Mobley notableWork Soul Station