Freddie Hubbard - "Topsy: Standard Book" [Full Album] (1990) | bernie's bootlegs
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Tracklist
1. Topsy (Battle, Durham) 5:17
2. Caravan (Ellington, Mills, Tizol) 10:47
3. As Time Goes By (Hupfield) 6:06
4. Cherokee (Noble) 5:42
5. Black Orpheus (Bonfa, Jobim) 6:25
6. Love Me or Leave Me (Donaldson, Kahn) 7:51
7. All of You (Porter) 6:08
8. Golden Earrings (Young) 6:45
9. Lament for Booker (Hubbard, Johnson) 7:53
personnel :
Freddie Hubbard: trumpet
Kenny Garrett: alto saxophone, flute
Benny Green: piano
Rufus Reid: bass
Carl Allen: drums
It was the producer's idea that Freddie Hubbard play all of the nine standards on this CD with a mute in his trumpet. Hubbard was not happy with the restriction, but does his best on the quartet/quintet session with pianist Benny Green, bassist Rufus Reid, drummer Carl Allen and, on three numbers, altoist Kenny Garrett. While it is interesting to hear Freddie Hubbard tackle such material as "Topsy," "As Time Goes By," "Cherokee" and "Love Me or Leave Me," the music is often more mellow than one might hope, even when uptempo. It's a pleasing but not essential release from the Japanese label Alfa/Compose.~ Scott Yanow Want to be featured on this channel? Submit your content to: berniesbootlegs@gmail.com
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0:00 Topsy + 5:18 Caravan + 16:07 As Time Goes By + 22:25 Cherokee + 28:09 Black Orpheus + 34:35 Love Me or Leave Me + 42:28 All of You + 48:37 Golden Earrings + 55:23 Lament for Booker
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Henri de Lagardère Thanks for those slots. Not really, for me, a FH album. Cin, Cin!
I believe Freddie Hubbard was from Indianapolis Indiana.
When movie producers use your stuff in their movies and TV shows, you know you have something special.
The GODFATHER INTRO was done by FREDDIE HUBBARD. WOW, WHAT A LEGEND.
Always loved the Hub... just a great player who had Soo much soul and music 🎶 in his playing.....RIP my brother 🎼🇺🇲💞✡️
To me Hubbard is the most accomplished trumpetist, he can express so much feelings in his playing.
Love Freddie.
The muted trumpet of Freddie sounds at times somewhat demure, imo. Purely only recorded for the jazz-loving Japanese market which happend quite often. And in those days not readily available outside Japan, at the time. Rather commercial album even i would imagine, for Freddie’s liking. But still nice American-songbook tunes. Enjoy & Cheers!
Wohuuuuuuuu! Excellent recording, thanks a lot for share
Sooo cool, for sure !!! Cheers...
GOOD !!!!!! VERY GOOD !!!!!
I LOVE this record, is AMAZING, thanks a lot 4 Share
yessssee
I like Freddie - my ex-wife didn't like Freddie - haven't seen her in 40 years - just saying.
Great album, fuck the critic-Scott Yanow. By the way, do he play a horn or any instrument?
THANK YOU
It's too bad Freddie "lost his lip" -- as we trumpeters say -- and never again played to his previous standard in the years before he died.
How does this happen? 👀 Is this a common thing..
🌷😀👍
Do called modern contemporary jazz should revisit the worth of accurately applying the function of well thought out (sound) music,so as to meaningfully apply value in such a way,that harmoniously centered vibrations may offer the world " healing".
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