Hank Mobley + Sonny Stitt + Charlie Parker on "Moose the Mooche" - Solo Transcriptions

Free PDF of Transcriptions Available at www.wesleychin.com/
Hard to believe that this recording exists. Despite all of the tape splices and subpar audio quality, there is tons of knowledge to absorb from hearing these three masters play together.
0:00 - Hank Mobley (ts)
1:03 - Sonny Stitt (ts)
2:03 - Charlie Parker (as)
Full Recording: • Max Roach Quartet + hi...
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Max Roach Quartet + his All-Stars at Birdland 1953-06-27
"Moose the Mooche" - Composed by Charlie Parker
Max Roach - Drums
Charlie Parker - Alto Saxophone
Hank Mobley - Tenor Saxophone
Sonny Stitt - Tenor Saxophone
Bud Powell - Piano
George Duvivier - Bass
Transcribed by Wesley Chin
#HankMobley #SonnyStitt #CharlieParker

[@vincentherring414]

Nice, excellent job, thank you Wesley! I wish Stitt was playing alto!

[@iltromboncini32]

Great stuff! Wonderful to hear some early Hank

[@hankmobley]

Never knew this existed , thank you Wesley !

[@PepperWilliamsMusicBlend]

My order of preference would be: 1. Sonny Stitt 2. Hank Mobley and believe it or not, Bird #3

[@nefermawuko8203]

music is NOT a competition ... or capitalism !!!

[@Da_Publick]

The lyrical Mobley comes first, then the voluminous Stitt; Parker is The Nonpareil.