One of a kind 00:00 Super blue 15:34 Here's that rainy day 30:03 Freddie Hubbard (Trumpet, flugelhorn), Hadley Caliman (sax, flute), William Childs (piano), Larry Klein (bass), Carl Burnett (drums)
Freddie and his facility in going from one range to the next so fluidly is his trademark: high and low, up and down on the register is so wonderful to listen to. He can go from those powerful flurries and melodic scales to space notes and back into one range to another like it was easy, and it's not easy. It's just an illustration of his awesome technique and genius.
Saw this band at Ronnie Scott’s - the first time I’d seen Freddie ‘live’… of course, I was knocked out. Support was Mark Murphy - two musician giants! Thanks so much for posting.
i scored 3 vinyls (straight life, first light, sky dive) from a salvation army for a buck each... that was my introduction, and i still love to play them
I got to meet Freddie back in 1981' he came to Australia for gigs and hung around for a couple of weeks. We hung out I showed him around Sydney and drove him around. It was great fun, he had such a funny, cheeky, warm and sweet personality and a big and warm generous heart. He played great with a band that included Rufus Reid and Victor Lewis, two other wonderful people. A truly great moment and time to remember in my life. At the end of the time I knew I made a friend. He like the ferry rides on Sydney harbor, cold Australian beer and food at the famous Bill and Tony Italian Restaurant.
Gostaria de opinar (como sempre) sobre a banda, mas realmente não tenho know how para tanto. Sei que o som é bom demais e estou curtindo muito esse domingo. Obrigadaaaaa!!!!! Parabéns, estou adorando!!!!
Freddie and his facility in going from one range to the next so fluidly is his trademark: high and low, up and down on the register is so wonderful to listen to. He can go from those powerful flurries and melodic scales to space notes and back into one range to another like it was easy, and it's not easy. It's just an illustration of his awesome technique and genius.
Super Blue, my new favorite.
God I miss that sound of his it was golden
A Total Machine.......Freddie Hubbard Unbelievable! You could see just how much fun he was having............The music lives on Eternal!
Incredible - thanks! Lover Super Blue - it was Super Fine.
Saw this band at Ronnie Scott’s - the first time I’d seen Freddie ‘live’… of course, I was knocked out. Support was Mark Murphy - two musician giants! Thanks so much for posting.
i scored 3 vinyls (straight life, first light, sky dive) from a salvation army for a buck each... that was my introduction, and i still love to play them
WOW! ...First cut written by Freddie Hubbard.....for Mile Davis....Man....................Just unbelievable the heart this man had!
That tone 👌🤌
Thank you for posting these interesting concerts.
I got to meet Freddie back in 1981' he came to Australia for gigs and hung around for a couple of weeks. We hung out I showed him around Sydney and drove him around. It was great fun, he had such a funny, cheeky, warm and sweet personality and a big and warm generous heart. He played great with a band that included Rufus Reid and Victor Lewis, two other wonderful people. A truly great moment and time to remember in my life. At the end of the time I knew I made a friend. He like the ferry rides on Sydney harbor, cold Australian beer and food at the famous Bill and Tony Italian Restaurant.
Great little story 🙏👍🎺
Genius Freddie!!
Gostaria de opinar (como sempre) sobre a banda, mas realmente não tenho know how para tanto. Sei que o som é bom demais e estou curtindo muito esse domingo. Obrigadaaaaa!!!!! Parabéns, estou adorando!!!!
Love should only be used in the simple form. In the continuous , it should be enjoy.
@@stuartbritton4811thank you your highness!
@@ChromaticHarp splendid!
So clear
Buenisimos🎼🎧💯
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Thank for download it
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Why would it have to be colorized from 1978?
Wich flugel is that?
Getzen
That bass tone sounds different.
Freddie was the ultimate fire spitter on the trumpet 🎺 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I had the pleasure of meeting FREDDIE HUBBARD at the LIGHTHOUSE 30 Pierre avenue Redondo Beach California a popular jazz nightclub🎼🎹🎸🥁🎻🪘🪇🪈🎵🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶
I hear this beautiful joy and...I am where? saludos desde España
I had the pleasure of meeting FREDDIE HUBBARD at the LIGHTHOUSE 30 Pierre avenue Redondo Beach California a popular jazz nightclub
Norway was still using B&W film in 1978??
and here I thought Carroll Burnett only did comedy!
Anybody know what key super blue in written in.
F major
@@hughpenner5051 thanks 😊