Hank Mobley Al Cohn Zoot Sims John Coltrane - How Deep Is the Ocean

Hank Mobley - Tenor Sax
Al Cohn - Tenor Sax
John Coltrane - Tenor Sax
Zoot Sims - Tenor Sax
Red Garland - Piano
Paul Chambers - Bass
Art Taylor - Drums
Recorded September 7, 1956

[@gkallenbach]

One of those instances when the the whole is very much greater than the sum of its parts. Thanks for this! I misplaced my copy and had * headsmack! * forgotten it existed.

[@MariettePetravandenBerg]

enjoying this so much!!

[@caiovaz3812]

Al, Red, Zoot, Paul, Coltrane, Hank!! On that order right?

[@brownkemosabe]

Correctomundo!

[@postatility9703]

This creates a beautiful mood,that of a relaxed post-sex cigarette.

[@Kay-lc4ku]

Stunning tune, Hank's solo is truly gorgeous, playful, fresh & compliments the track's relaxed, slightly melancholic vibe, Coltrane comes in louuud, as usual then mellows down, pleasant solo but lacks subtlety, as is often the case with John, Zoot & Al are a smooth delight. I just wish we'd gotten a solemn bass solo instead of that stiff cello solo.

[@musimages23]

i hear it as al hank trane and zoot? altho who ever is at the end does a riff that I have heard hank do at this time but its tricky at times? i recently did a collage where i used 12 versions of trhis beautiful song

[@jorgek92]

8:14 tribute to Ave Maria by Franz Schubert?

[@gregcurtis3441]

worst recording of a cello in history

[@nathanlansford1882]

Lags a bit in the middle--and it takes too long, overall. Sorry, but it's true.

[@bluerivergirllexi]

you're a glass full kinda person, aren't you LOL

[@caiovaz3812]

Besides the Cello solo, the rest ia heavenly... Maybe you still too much a boy tô Dig it

[@nathanlansford1882]

Maybe I'm still just too *honest* .

[@postatility9703]

You clearly lack patience.

[@nathanlansford1882]

Patience can be over-rated. *Especially as I like better performances from these same artists!