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What is the best Blue Note album from the 1960s?
Song for My Father
Horace Silver's 1965 Blue Note album is the most melodically distinctive hard bop record of the decade — the title track's Afro-Cuban groove immediately recognizable to any jazz listener.
Soul Station
Hank Mobley's 1960 Blue Note album opened the decade with the most perfectly crafted hard bop record ever made — four tracks of flawless musicianship.
