Description
In 1970, Freddie Hubbard reached a pivotal moment in his career, with a decade of groundbreaking work across hard bop, soul, and fusion. This album, recorded at the MPS studios in Germany during his European tour, captures Hubbard and his world-class quintet in a spontaneous, open setting. Highlights include a 13-minute rendition of Without a Song, showcasing the band's free-flowing energy, and the dynamic Just One of Those Things, where Hubbard, saxophonist Eddie Daniels, and drummer Louis Hayes shine. Hubbard’s playful Blues For Duane is dedicated to his son, while his radiant melodic approach on The Things We Did Last Summer is anchored by bassist Richard Davis and pianist Roland Hanna. This album perfectly blends creative improvisation with infectious grooves, offering a rich listening experience for jazz enthusiasts.
Tracklist:
A1 Without A Song
A2 Just One Of Those Things
B1 Blues For Duane
B2 The Things We Did Last Summer
