Freddie Hubbard Archives

Freddie Hubbard Discography

In jazz circles, you can’t swing a dead hepcat without hitting Freddie Hubbard. One of the most prolific and sought-after jazz trumpeters in…

The debut album from the man most likely to inherit the golden horn after Miles Davis.

Posted On 30 Jan

On his second session as a leader, Hubbard, Hank Mobley and Coltrane’s crew explore their soulful side.

Posted On 28 Feb

Eric Dolphy and a herd of horns join the John Coltrane Quartet for the biggest, baddest brass band you’ve ever heard.

Herbie’s first includes the swinging “Watermelon Man” and cosmopolitan jazz featuring Dexter Gordon and Freddie Hubbard.

An impressive hard-bop buffet of cantaloupe and egg featuring three-fifths of the Miles Davis Quintet plus Freddie Hubbard.

Hancock and his Miles Davis mates set sail for a second album that represents the high-water mark of Herbie’s Blue Note recordings.

Jazz played with humor, humanity and one helluva backing band.

An early session from the Jazz Messengers, led by Hubbard, that apparently got lost in the mail until 1976.

Stanley Clarke gets out of his contract with Nemperor. You get two elpees for the price of one.

[Kronomyth 8.0] V.S.O.P.P.

Return to Forever and a return to the past, as Lenny White and famous friends revisit the classic sound of Blue Note.

A posthumous live album recorded in 1980 featuring performances of Hubbard’s most popular songs.