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Freddie Hubbard - Open Sesame [1960]

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A Blue Note perennial from 1960, Hubbard's output for this label is considered perhaps his finest overall and "Open Sesame", his very first for the label, may be the best of the lot. Joined by Tina Brooks on tenor, McCoy Tyner at the piano, Sam Jones' bass and drummer Clifford Jarvis, this ol' mother Hubbard blows his trumpet with fire and fury, taking no prisoners.

Freddie Hubbard in Norway 1967















Freddie Hubbard - Goin' Up [Limited Edition][1997]

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Every album Freddie Hubbard made for Blue Note is a winner. From "Open Sesame" to "Blue Spirits," Hubbard's albums feature great lineups, increasingly sophisticated compositions, and classic improvisational flights. "Goin' Up" is his second album for Blue Note, and what a great sophomore effort it is. Freddie is joined on this album by Hank Mobley, McCoy Tyner, Paul Chambers and Philly Joe Jones. As with his first album, mostly others lend their writing talents to "Goin' Up." Hubbard wrote only "Blues for Brenda," with Kenny Dorham (at Hubbard's request) and Hank Mobley each contibuting two, and Billy Smith, a friend of Freddie's, adding one. This album is a shining example of the kind of quality recording Blue Note was known for in the 50s and 60s.


Freddie Hubbard & Joe Henderson - Maiden Voyage



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