Performer
Freddie Hubbard
Style
Jazz
Jazz fusion
2008 universal fire victim
soul jazz
fusion
hard bop
jazz-funk
post-bop
cool jazz
bebop
jazz and blues
jazz instrument
jazz ballads
trumpet jazz
Country
United States
- Listenings: 11
- Listeners: 4
Performer description
Frederick Dewayne Hubbard was an American jazz trumpeter. He played bebop, hard bop, and post-bop styles from the early 1960s onwards. His unmistakable and influential tone contributed to new perspectives for modern jazz and bebop.
Participated in
Solo
Art Blakey
Billy Joel
Chaka Khan
Charles Persip and The Jazz Statesmen
Echoes of an Era
Elton John
George Benson
Guru
Herbie Hancock
John Coltrane
Ornette Coleman
Oscar Peterson
Quincy Jones
Sonny Rollins
Stanley Turrentine
The Montgomery Brothers
The New Jazz Composers Octet
The Ornette Coleman Double Quartet
Wayne Shorter
Discography
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And 5 Others
Year: 1958
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Free Jazz
Year: 1960
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Charles Persip and The Jazz Statesmen
Year: 1961
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Free Jazz
Year: 1961
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Takin' Off
Year: 1962
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Caravan
Year: 1963
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Empyrean Isles
Year: 1964
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Bahia
Year: 1965
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Maiden Voyage
Year: 1965
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Speak No Evil
Year: 1966
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East Broadway Run Down
Year: 1967
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The Other Side of Abbey Road
Year: 1970
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Red Clay
Year: 1970
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Sugar
Year: 1970
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Smackwater Jack
Year: 1971
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Sing Me a Song of Songmy
Year: 1971
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Straight Life
Year: 1971
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Twins
Year: 1971
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Have You Ever Seen the Rain
Year: 1975
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52nd Street
Year: 1978
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The Trumpet Summit Meets the Oscar Peterson Big 4
Year: 1980
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Face to Face
Year: 1982
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Echoes of an Era
Year: 1982
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Echoes of an Era
Year: 1982
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Reg Strikes Back
Year: 1988
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More than a Mood
Year: 1992
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Jazzmatazz, Volume II: The New Reality
Year: 1995
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On the Real Side
Year: 2008