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  1. Dan Gould
    OK most seem to agree the greatest period for Hank's career was the 1960-61 series of records he led. But I just wanted to point out the outstanding sidemen dates he was on for BN around that time - late November 1959: Dizzy Reece, Star Bright Late December 1960: Kenny Drew, Undercurrent (a month after Roll Call) Mid January 1961: Kenny Dorham Whistle Stop Three of my all-time favorite BNs, all with Hank, and all in the midst of, or practically adjacent to the holy triumvirate of his greatest recordings. (Not to mention Byrd in Flight and Freddie's Goin Up is in there as well, even if they aren't as close to the top of my faves as those three.)
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