FREDDIE HUBBARD, You're My Everything
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Uploaded by rogerjazzfan on Nov 23, 2009
Opening track from Hubbard's "Hub Tones" album. Freddie Hubbard (trumpet); James Spaulding (alto saxophone, flute); Herbie Hancock (piano); Reggie Workman (bass); Clifford Jarvis (drums).
Recorded at the Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey on October 10, 1962. Originally released on Blue Note (84115).
5 videosFREDDIE HUBBARD, Hub-Tones (1962)- 9:54
FREDDIE HUBBARD, Luanaby rogerjazzfan3,552 views
- 6:52
FREDDIE HUBBARD, Hub's Nubby rogerjazzfan1,693 views
- 9:26
JACKIE McLEAN, Right Nowby rogerjazzfan8,106 views
- 6:34
HERBIE HANCOCK, A Jump Aheadby rogerjazzfan8,267 views
- 6:24
Freddie Hubbard - Gypsy Blueby TULLIOSKY5,511 views
- 7:41
HERBIE HANCOCK, Succotashby rogerjazzfan20,977 views
- 8:39
FREDDIE HUBBARD, For Spee's Sakeby rogerjazzfan2,468 views
- 8:25
FREDDIE HUBBARD, Hub-Tonesby rogerjazzfan8,819 views
- 5:16
FREDDIE HUBBARD, Cunga Black (Hubbard)by rogerjazzfan1,716 views
- 6:37
LOU DONALDSON A Foggy Dayby rogerjazzfan5,152 views
- 5:24
Zoot Sims - You're My Everything (1977)by 222zink6,019 views
- 7:13
GRANT GREEN, Alone Togetherby rogerjazzfan39,681 views
- 6:38
FREDDIE HUBBARD, Father And Son (Massey)by rogerjazzfan2,368 views
- 7:09
JOE HENDERSON, A Shade Of Jadeby rogerjazzfan2,680 views
- 5:41
Freddie Hubbard - Joy Springby kingoliver4569,786 views
- 8:28
CHARLES MINGUS QUINTET & MAX ROACH, I'll Remember April (Part I)by rogerjazzfan2,729 views
- 6:49
HANK MOBLEY, The More I See You (Warren, Gordon)by rogerjazzfan3,748 views
- 9:55
FREDDIE HUBBARD, True Colors (Hubbard)by rogerjazzfan2,168 views
- 6:17
FREDDIE HUBBARD, Earmon Jr.by rogerjazzfan1,114 views
- 5:32
FREDDIE HUBBARD, Prophet Jenningsby rogerjazzfan3,228 views
This whole record is full of Freddie's most brilliant lines, and all the rest of the band comes through too. Plus a great choice of tunes. I just keep playing this round and round in the car and rediscovering how hip this is/was
brilliantcorners 10 months ago
You can't help but feel good when you listen to good music like this. Our landlord who lived 1 floor down shared his apt with his Brother who LOVED jazz & would play it daily.
Because he was hard of hearing, he would play the music REALLY loud, so I could hear it in our apt. I liked this music a little as a kid (had no choice) but it wasn't until my early 20's (which was nearly 20 years ago) that I really began to appreciate this kind of music.
RIP Howard Whitaker & thanks for the memories!
kacobb1 1 year ago
Wonderful
MrBigone2009 1 year ago
Awsome tune!
nepec92 1 year ago
Spauldin'!!!!!!
customkey 2 years ago