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Freddie Hubbard – Live At The Warsaw Jazz Jamboree 1991 2LP
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Freddie Hubbard - Live At The Warsaw Jazz Jamboree 1991
This concert sees it’s first ever vinyl release! A brilliant live performance by one of the jazz trumpet greats, Freddie Hubbard. The Who’s Who in Jazz label, founded in 1977 by Lionel Hampton, existed as a means to present to the world the best musicians the Jazz world had to offer. This concert recording from October 1991 at the Jazz Jamboree Festival in Warsaw, Poland, gets a special edition 30 year anniversary release. Hubbard’s quintet pays special tribute to Miles Davis that evening with a powerful rendition of “All Blues”. A well-recorded showcase of bop and blues played with harmonic intelligence and soul. Only 500 numbered copies available.
• First ever vinyl pressing of this album
• Marks 30 year anniversary of this concert performance - a special tribute to Miles Davis
This concert sees it’s first ever vinyl release! A brilliant live performance by one of the jazz trumpet greats, Freddie Hubbard. The Who’s Who in Jazz label, founded in 1977 by Lionel Hampton, existed as a means to present to the world the best musicians the Jazz world had to offer. This concert recording from October 1991 at the Jazz Jamboree Festival in Warsaw, Poland, gets a special edition 30 year anniversary release. Hubbard’s quintet pays special tribute to Miles Davis that evening with a powerful rendition of “All Blues”. A well-recorded showcase of bop and blues played with harmonic intelligence and soul. Only 500 numbered copies available.
• First ever vinyl pressing of this album
• Marks 30 year anniversary of this concert performance - a special tribute to Miles Davis
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