8 Bar Intro, Head In, Solo x7, Head Out
Up Tempo Swing 240 BPM
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Composer: Hank Mobley
Year: 1960
Origin: Debuted on the album Soul Station.
Style: Swing, usually played at up tempos.
Form: A-B1-A-B2 (32 Bars) [8-8-8-8]
It is common to begin the performance with an intro vamp revolving around V7sus.
Key: Bb Major
Harmony/Overview: The harmony of this composition is very functional. The main theme revolves around a V7sus vamp which adds a modal touch the the otherwise bop oriented changes. It is common for the accompaniment to begin on IMaj7 and move diatonically through the key while the bass remains on the V pedal during the A's. Both B sections begin on IVMaj7 and continue with a series of II - V's, although both sections have slightly different endings.
Recordings: This song has been recorded over 50 times to date and is one of Hank Mobley's most well-known compositions. It was first introduced on Mobley's album Soul Station in 1960 and it remains a favorite among instrumentalists, continuing to be performed frequently to this day.
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