Hank Mobley
American saxophonist (1930-1986)
Biography
Hank Mobley was born in Eastman, Georgia, in 1930 and died in 1986. A jazz tenor saxophonist and composer, he recorded compositions including "Double Exposure," "Soul Station," and "Dig Dis." Leonard Feather characterized his tone as neither as aggressive as John Coltrane's nor as mellow as Lester Young's, describing his style as laid-back, subtle, and melodic.
Occupation
Hank Mobley is recorded as a recording artist, a jazz musician, a saxophonist, a bandleader, a musician and a composer, born in Georgia (1930–1986).
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