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Uploaded by rogerjazzfan on Oct 22, 2010
5th track from Hubbard's "Blue Spirits" album. Recorded at Van Gelder Studio on february 26, 1965. Freddie Hubbard (trumpet); James Spaulding (alto sax); Hank Mobley (tenor sax); Kiane Zawadi (euphonium); McCoy Tyner (piano); Bob Cranshaw (bass); Pete La Roca (drums).
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Love this cut,so electric man!!!
DUANESKEE 11 months ago
Classic hard bop jazz, right from the start! I never tire of listening to Freddie's hot 'n' fresh ideas, on trumpet - he tears his way through an astonishing solo here, before Spaulding takes a rather rare (for THIS album) & inspiring turn on alto sax. Excellent backup work on all solos, both by pianist McCoy Tyner (he takes his own funky chorus later) & the entire ensemble, which has a bit of fun interjecting some communal comping, to back up each other's solo work - lovin' it!
StradMan37 1 year ago 2