The Artistry Of Freddie Hubbard 2LP 45rpm 180g Vinyl Kevin Gray Impulse! Analogue Productions USA

Title: The Artistry Of Freddie Hubbard
Catalog Number: AIPJ 27
Label: Impulse!
Reissued by: Analogue Productions
Barcode: 753088002779
Original release year: 1963
Reissue year: 2010
Number of discs: 2
Revolutions per minute: 45 rpm
Disc size: 12"
Vinyl Weight Grade: 180gr
Limited Edition: Yes
Numbered Edition: Yes
Total Item Weight: 715gr
Pressing country: USA
For Market Release in: USA
Added to catalog on: November 18, 2018
Collection: Analogue Productions Impulse! Series
Shipping Restriction: No Pickup
Note: Never eligible for any further discounts
Vinyl Gourmet Club: Yes
The best albums from legendary Impulse Records jazz catalogue get impeccable audiophile treatment by Analogue Productions, cut at 45rpm for ultimate sound quality by equaly legendary mastering engineer Kevin Gray at Cohearent Audio, preserving all the analog glory of the Original Master Tapes to bring these sessions to life in spectacular fashion, like they deserve.
- Limited Edition
- Numbered Edition
- Mastered by Kevin Gray
- Mastered at Cohearent Audio
- Audiophile All Analog cut
- 2LP 45rpm 180 Gram Vinyl
- Pressed at RTI USA
- Deluxe Gatefold Cover
By the time this album was recorded in 1962, the 24-year old Freddie Hubbard had worked with Slide Hampton, Max Roach and J.J. Johnson prior to his association with Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers. Miles Davis listed Hubbard among the top jazz trumpeters of the day. This was Freddie Hubbard's debut on the Impulse label, and to showcase his trumpet artistry he organized a group of top instrumentalists to give him full support. The group included John Gilmore, tenor saxophone; Curtis Fuller, trombone; Art Davis, bass; Tommy Flanagan, piano and Louis Hayes, drums. Freddie Hubbard wrote three of the five compositions.
Trumpeter Freddie Hubbard leads a particularly talented sextet (with trombonist Curtis Fuller, a rare outing away from Sun Ra for tenor-saxophonist John Gilmore, pianist Tommy Flanagan, bassist Art Davis and drummer Louis Hayes) on three of his originals and strong versions of "Summertime" and "Caravan."
"This 1962 effort was Freddie Hubbard's first recording under his own name for Impulse! Fellow Jazz Messenger Curtis Fuller and newcomer John Gilmore color the proceedings with added trombone and tenor saxophone, respectively. These rock-solid post-bop horn players are backed by the formidable rhythm section of Tommy Flanagan on piano, Art Davis on bass, and Louis Hayes on drums. Hubbard's shimmering style and clear tone show a clear debt to the late Clifford Brown and a nod to the bold sonic curiosity of John Coltrane. These are some hot young players pushing a classic format forward. The opening track is Duke Ellington's intoxicating "Caravan." The horns play the theme loosely above the dark undercurrent of Davis' and Hayes' playing. The piece explodes into a Hubbard solo that shows why he was the most talked-about young trumpeter of that era. The exceptional quality of his tone and range are amply displayed in his Latin-tinged version of the tender Gershwin standard "Summertime." On the closing track, "The 7th Day," Hubbard and his sextet ride a sultry cool jazz groove for all it's worth and build patiently to some bold exchanges, bowing out with a slow fade." - Rovi Staff, All Music
Musicians:
Freddie Hubbard, trumpet
John Gilmore, tenor saxophone
Curtis Fuller, trombone
Art Davis, bass
Tommy Flanagan, piano
Louis Hayes, drums
Track Listing:
1. Caravan
2. Bob's Place
3. Happy Times
4. Summertime
5. The 7th Day
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