Here, the harmonicas expressive swinging voice is presented on a blend of originals and standards from such icons as dave brubeck, milt jackson, freddie hubbard as well as traditional music from rodgers and hart and others. Related icons include file icons, circle icons, document icons, round icons. It would be his last studio album for blue note, recorded in the 1960s. He spent many years with art blakeys jazz messengers, appeared on such free jazz milestones as ornette colemans free jazz atlantic, john. Freddie hubbard straight life our vinyl reissue of freddie hubbards straight life is officially out in fine record stores everywhere today. Collections include the unique contemporary compositions and performances found in the other minds collection, the hundreds of popular songs from the early 20th century found in the 78 rpm collection and oral history projects. The blue note years 19601965 written by dan miller. The png format is widely supported and works best with presentations and web design. This classic tune from freddie is treated in a softspoken style with a moderate tempo and rich harmonic textures on the timeless melody.
By continuing to browse you are agreeing to our use of cookies and other tracking technologies. He also worked closely with his idol and mentor bassist ray brown, forming the allstar trio super bass with brown and bassist john clayton. The last two were recorded in august 1962, with a rhythm section that featured blue note regulars sonny clark, butch warren and billy higgins. Girl of the world was written for the students at the our little roses girls school in honduras, of which she is a supporter, and she makes joe strummers johnny appleseed fresh and topical take his advice about if you want the honey, don. This 180gram audiophilegrade vinyl pressing was mastered from original analog tapes by bernie grundman and pressed at pallas group in germany. George klabin has been involved in jazz since the mid 60s, when he was a student at columbia university, in new york city, and was head of the jazz department at wkcr fm radio. Available in png, ico or icns icons for mac for free use this site uses cookies. Stream born to be blue by freddie hubbard and tens of millions of other songs on all your devices with amazon music unlimited. Its uncanny how much he looks and sounds like his dad.
Trumpeter freddie hubbard teams up with veteran tenorsaxophonist harold land and hubbard s regular rhythm section of the period keyboardist billy childs, bassist larry klein, drummer steve houghton and percussionist buck clark on this fine modern hard bop cd, a straight reissue of the original pablo lp. Father and son, the first of two cal massey compositions starts out as lightweight samba based bluesy ballad but then goes through interesting transitions, finally emerging as a looselimbed good time feel blues. Decouvrez freddie hubbard sur amazon music ecoutez en ligne sans pubs ou achetez des cd, vinyles ou mp3 au meilleur prix. Choose between 6456 blue icons in both vector svg and png format. Freddie mercury has been voted the ultimate rock god in a recent online poll, beating elvis presley and bon jovi to the number one spot. Brown has spearheaded publicity campaigns for some for some of the brightest stars in music crossing many genres. An interview with george klabin, president of the rising jazz stars foundation. During 19601965, freddie hubbard recorded over fifty albums as a leader and sideman. Born to be blue is an album by jazz musician freddie hubbard recorded in december 1981 and released on the pablo today label in 1982. Jeff has performed at one world theater, stateside at the paramount, and the long center for the performing arts since his arrival on the austin music scene in 2007. The class presidents of art blakeys jazz messengers wbur.
With more than 50 solo albums to his credit and countless recording appearances as a sideman, indianaborn trumpeter freddie hubbard was one of the most. Cables was born in new york city on november 14, 1944. This version is the first real issue of the material with the original cover art intended for the session in the 60s and as such, its presented in a way that helps. Freddie hubbard redondo beach 1983 freddie hubbard redondo beach 1983 naughty dog naughty dog trade freely. Freddie hubbard artist transcriptions composed by hubbard f. Jeff has performed at one world theater, stateside at the paramount, and the long center for the performing arts. Most of the 11 original tunes pay homage to a host of jazz icons. In 1961, hubbard joined art blakeys jazz messengers for three years and recorded as a leader for blue note. Paul murtha in 2009, the jazz world mourned the loss of jazz great, freddie hubbard. Blues for freddie, for example, is a tribute to the recently departed trumpet titan freddie hubbard, joe hen evokes the insideoutside legacy of tenor sax great joe henderson and sonny side celebrates the indefatigable sonny rollins. Great reid miles covers part themed i jazz label blue note records was founded on a principal of uncompromising expression, which became a recognisable quality in the musicians it recorded and also the brand as a whole. He was born in indianapolis and mentored by his neighbor, guitarist wes montgomery. Discover more music, concerts, videos, and pictures with the largest catalogue online at. Nows the time, killer joe, blue bossa, cjam blues, footprints, song for my father, autumn leaves, freddie freeloader, st.
George cables primarily focuses on jazz compositions in this 1994 trio session with bassist ron mcclure and drummer billy hart. Benet i mateu, 26 08034 barcelona spain call us now. Oct 11, 2012 the class presidents of art blakeys jazz messengers horace silver, class of 56 pianist horace silver was the jazz messengers original leader and, along with blakey, the groups cofounding. The greatness lies within this unmatchable combination of curtis fuller and golson as they play together in perfect unison. Freddie hubbard hubtones vinyl lp blue note 80 vinyl reissue series curated by don was and cem kurosman. Blue icons download 92 free blue icons here page 8. Jeremy pelt a firebrand trumpeter with a warm tone and deft improvisational style, jeremy pelt rose to prominence in the early 2000s playing a sophisticated brand of postbop jazz. One of the most gifted and innovative jazz musicians of his generation, trumpeter woody shaw navigated the rapidly fluctuating jazz scene of the 70s and 80s to create a lasting body of work that extends his influence well beyond his tragic death at age 44.
Listen free to freddie hubbard new colors one of another kind, blue spirits and more. While the personnel and scenarios of these sessions were wide ranging, hubs beautiful sound and brilliant improvisations were always a perfect fit. Mar 01, 2018 he has worked with a broad range of jazz icons including freddie hubbard and the new jazz composers octet, slide hampton and the dizzy gillespie alumni allstar big band, the jimmy heath big band. Angelica interprets not only existing vocalese pieces built on improvisations by charlie parker, miles davis, james moody, john handy iii, but also many completely new ones for which she wrote her own lyrics to improvisations by such jazz icons as freddie hubbard, horace silver, wayne shorter, franco ambrosetti, clifford brown, lou donaldson. Hubbard had hurt his reputation with his very commercial columbia. The class presidents of art blakeys jazz messengers.
George andrew cables born november 14, 1944 is an american jazz pianist and composer. Michael verity is a jazz musician, writer, and photographer and a regular contributor many music industry niche sites. Last up, weve got a real sweet haul of audiophile jazz lps that have just been repressed, at a nice price from the speakers corner label. Freddie hubbard, trumpeter born african american registry.
As it is not a vector format, its not suitable for enlarging after download or for print usage. Freddie hubbards cti albums artists organissimo forums. Available in png, ico or icns icons for mac for free use. Born in laurinburg, nc, on december 24, 1944, shaw grew up in newark, nj. The jazz con class radio listeners will literally be gone with benny golson after listening to this downright superb album. He initially drew praise, and wellearned comparisons to icons like freddie hubbard and lee morgan, by issuing a handful of straightahead acoustic dates 2002s. Sign up for compositionarranging study program that may include a portion of this material as the course syllabus. Gigs and albums followed with luminaries including roy hargrove, freddie hubbard, benny green, mulgrew miller, joshua redman, chris potter, and more. Freddie hubbard, the groundbreaking jazz musician who worked with miles davis, john coltrane died on december 29 at the age of hubbard achieved his greatest popular success in the with a series of albums for creed taylor and his record label cti records, overshadowing stanley turrentine, hubert laws, and george benson. She has had the distinction of leading press campaigns for such jazz icons as roy haynes, freddie hubbard, marian mcpartland, terence blanchard, joe lovano and dianne reeves. Freddie mercury has been voted the ultimate rock god. Emerald is a reflection of some of her reallife concerns.
Freddie hubbard and his orchestra born to be blue 1982, red. September 5, 1966 jazz trumpeter and composer jeff lofton is a grammy member and two time sxsw austin music awards winner. Jazz trumpeter freddie hubbard died from a heart attack on sunday, dec. Mud was raised by his mother and often heard the nicknames of muddy, muddy jr. The sony legacy reissue of red clay sounds very good and is available at midprice probably the cti hubbard album to start with for those who are not fond of cti productions in general. Byrd also introduced him to alfred lion of blue note records, and after two years of session work with the likes of phil woods, freddie hubbard and. Freddie hubbard artist transcriptions sheet music by. Welcome to the official website of freddie hubbard. Born to be blue by freddie hubbard on amazon music. Hubbard had hurt his reputation with his very commercial columbia recordings of the mid. Blue spirits is an album by trumpeter freddie hubbard released on the blue note label. Red clay by david rickert, published on july 11, 2002. Cedar walton all categories lps, cds, vinyl record albums. Portraits of the blues icons depicted on reclaimed wood.
All compositions by freddie hubbard except where noted gibraltar 12. Freddie hubbard was one of the most powerful and lyrical horn players of the past 50 years. He spent many years with art blakeys jazz messengers, appeared on such free jazz milestones as ornette colemans free jazz atlantic, john coltranes ascension impulse and africa brass impulse, and eric dolphys out to lunch blue note as well as many discs by sonny rollins, wayne shorter, oliver neslon, and. This cd, freddie hubbards last blue note release of the 1960s with the exception of the blowing session the night of the cookers, adds two numbers to the original lp program and features the great trumpeter in three challenging settings ranging from a sextet to an octet. Check out the blue yusef lateef from yusef lateef, pithecanthropus erectus from charles mingus, stitt plays bird from sonny stitt, plus classics from the max roach trio and freddie hubbard. Freddie hubbard bio, facts, family famous birthdays. Closing the concert cherry hill park will be muddy waters first born son, larry mud morganfield born 1954. The class presidents of art blakeys jazz messengers horace silver, class of 56 pianist horace silver was the jazz messengers original leader and, along with blakey, the groups co.
Dar williams hardly has time to be soloing into the mirror, though. Jan 31, 2014 byrd also introduced him to alfred lion of blue note records, and after two years of session work with the likes of phil woods, freddie hubbard and oliver nelson, hancock signed with the jazz. He was one of the first players of the instrument in the bebop idiom of musicians such as charlie parker, dizzy gillespie, and bud powell. Aside from being one of the tallest musicians during the 50s jazz era, dexter gordon was also referred to as the father of the tenor saxophone and the first musician to translate the language of bebop to the tenor saxophone. Jan 01, 2009 jazz trumpeter freddie hubbard died from a heart attack on sunday, dec. Mar 22, 2019 michael verity is a jazz musician, writer, and photographer and a regular contributor many music industry niche sites. The other freddie hubbard composition on the album, nostrand and fulton, however is waltzy and fluid. John beasley grammy and emmy awardnominated recording artist pianist composer arranger music director beasley, the onetime keyboardist for freddie hubbard and miles davis, reflects a variety of generational influences, incorporating the emphatic chordal clusters of herbie hancock, the rhythmic quirkiness of monk and the lush intelligence of art tatum into a highly refined personal. Freddie hubbard and his orchestra born to be blue discogs. It features performances by hubbard, james spaulding, joe henderson, harold mabern, jr. Listed below are ten of the most important musicians of early jazz.
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