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7. Mai 2024 · Click to load video. Breaking Point! represented a high water mark not only in Freddie Hubbard’s Blue Note tenure but also in his career overall. He seemed driven by a desire to break out of his ...
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Vor einem Tag · Gordon was next stateside in Van Gelder's Englewood Cliffs, NJ, studio about a year later, on May 7, 1965, recording Clubhouse with Freddie Hubbard on trumpet (Barry Harris, piano; Bob Cranshaw, bass; Billy Higgins, drums). The following day, May 8, 1965, yielded the Gettin' Around album, substituting Bobby Hutcherson on vibes for Hubbard.
29. Apr. 2024 · Freddie, a bit embarrassed, then did, and Miles told Alfred Lion, the co-founder of Blue Note Records, who was also in the audience, to sign Freddie, which he did. Here’s an interview where Freddie discusses this incident: https://www.npr.org/2001/08/11/1127264/freddie-hubbard-a-jazz-icon-remembered
1. Mai 2024 · “From Now On” by Freddie Hubbard is more than just a song. It is a powerful anthem that encapsulates the human desire for change and a fresh start. The repetitive chorus serves as a reminder that we have the agency to shape our own destiny and move forward, leaving behind the burdens of the past.
Vor 2 Tagen · “When I moved to Los Angeles in 1977 to join Freddie Hubbard’s band, I thought I would be content playing with one of the greatest trumpeters ever. However, after about a year, the urge to develop the concept that I was working on with the Tribe group returned. I connected with three phenomenal young talents and began playing at various venues in Los Angeles,”
10. Mai 2024 · It is something of a challenge to review Freddie Hubbard's work from the early 1980s. He had changed direction in the early 1970s with Red Clay (CTI, 1970) moving toward soul-jazz and jazz-rock, although anyone listening to Hubbard's playing would hear his standard vocabulary of licks. Some listeners approved; some listeners did not; and some simply labelled him a sell-out. This certainly was ...
2. Mai 2024 · This may be Freddie Hubbard’s finest moment as a leader, in that it embodies and utilizes all of his strengths as a composer, soloist, and frontman. On Red Clay, Hubbard combines hard bop’s glorious blues-out past with the soulful innovations of mainstream jazz in the 1960s, and reads them through the chunky groove innovations of 1970s jazz fusion. This session places the trumpeter in the ...
