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Wise Talk! Discuss The POP side of Freddie. in the Artists in Residence forums; Originally Posted by bigtiny When I first got serious about playing (ninth grade) and was newly introduced to jazz, my ...
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When I first got serious about playing (ninth grade) and was newly introduced to jazz, my Mother (who knew nothing about jazz) happened to see a Freddie Hubbard album as the monthly selection at the Columbia Record Club and bought it for me. The album remains one of my favorites to this day...it's on CTI and it's called 'First Light'. It has a core group of Freddie, George Benson, Hubert Laws, Richard Wyands, Ron Carter and Jack DeJohnette, along with strings arranged by Sebesky. One of the tunes is 'Uncle Albert Admiral Halsey'. =
The playing on this thing just BURNS though! Freddie is probably my favorite trumpet player and I always recommend this record to people. Check it out.

bigtiny
First,I hope you thank your mother for putting you on the RIGHT tract !
I was back in Brooklyn when that vinyl was recorded in the Fall of 1971 and
it was so popular that I think it was that recording (First Light) that earned Freddie entry into Carnegie Hall (57th Street & 7th Avenue,NYC) circa 1975 with two (2) Pittsburghers - George Benson and Stanley Turrentine.
I was there in the peanut gallery and like happiness,it's an event I remember to this day.

Thanks for sharing and like Julian "Cannonball" said : Walk Tall,Walk Tall !


Mr.Hubbard wore a banana coloured suit yit was an evening if I'm not mistaken,it was so popular that it earned Freddie entry into Carnreleased around when that recording in
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