Freddie Hubbard Discography
After Miles Davis, the most recognizable trumpet player in the jazz scene of the 60s and 70s.
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The John Coltrane Quartet: Africa/Brass (1961)
Eric Dolphy and a herd of horns join the John Coltrane Quartet for the biggest, baddest brass band you’ve ever heard.
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[Review] Freddie Hubbard: Here To Stay (1976)
An early session from the Jazz Messengers, led by Hubbard, that apparently got lost in the mail until 1976.
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[Review] Chaka Khan/Freddie Hubbard/Joe Henderson/Chick Corea/Stanley Clarke/Lenny White: Echoes of An Era (1982)
RTF’s response to V.S.O.P upped the ante with vocals from Chaka Khan.
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[Review] Stanley Clarke/Chick Corea/Joe Henderson/Freddie Hubbard/Lenny White: The Griffith Park Collection (1982)
Return to Forever and a return to the past, as Lenny White and famous friends revisit the classic sound of Blue Note.
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