Freddie Hubbard - Autumn Leaves

[@armandopace8559]

One of the most wonderfull thing in life is Freddie Hubbard on fuglehorn

[@DR87408]

+Armando Pace True that, and Clark Terry

[@DavesTrumpet]

Man. Freddie is a class act here. I like how he's supportive of the other musicians. I was fortunate to see him this very same year, 1987, in Ft. Worth, and we all got to party in the green room. Freddie loved his "Yack" as he called it (cognac). What a beautiful person he was!

[@leega8010]

Love his triplets and slurs - what artistry with his rapid fire notes. he will be remembered always by many of us. Too bad he was taken from us so soon.

[@realbro5548]

Man! Freddie never took a night off! Always 💯!

[@jmotz3]

Yeah, great atmosphere!! Everyone is having a good time. You can totally feel the vibe in that room

[@1950jimbei]

What a nice atmosphere! It's always good to see greats play with local musicians; there's no competition; there's just a friendly conversation in a common language, whether it's in Budapest or wherever. And great audience, too. Thanks for posting this, jazz957. It's a gem.

[@vova47]

Sometimes great musicians play with more ease and more beautifully in informal gathering such as this one than with all-star group at a big concert or festival. This is one of these times. Freddie plays beautifully and gives his best and the people love him for that.

[@PatentRob]

The Great Freddie Hubbard--consummate professional in every way!

[@jrpjazz]

Freddie was amazing. Love his lines. So many new trumpet Jazz masters have gotten so much from him. Thanks for posting!

[@518gomber]

How could anyone not like this?

[@TheOolll]

Played with Freddy in Germang, after his solo, it was my turn to play, I was nervous as heck. what can you play, after Freddy does his thing? Thanks Freddy for Tolerating me and giving me those pointers. Much respect my friend

[@lampshade2nd]

Actually, you were playing your ass off as well!

[@giannidambrosioable]

You have been very brave !!!

[@eundoparkmusic]

The GOAT.... Still the standard barer for modern jazz trumpet

[@PanchoJazz]

Gracias Freddie. Todos tus alumnos te vamos a recordar por siempre

[@kcm1024]

Thank you Freddie..... R.I.P.

[@nilsonrama8635]

Fabuloso Freddie Hubbard e excelentes músicos ! Isto é que é jazz ! Muito improviso......Super admirável !

[@Bangdollatang]

freddie has madd soul

[@BrunaoJazzistico]

What a true jazz feeling! What a night!

[@Chromatype]

Freddie was a MASTER improviser..PERIOD.

[@tomaszdwornik6029]

Master of flug.

[@tomaszdwornik6029]

He played so open and warm sound. No one played flugelhorn like Freddy

[@uesavelasquez]

Freddie even live in our hearts!!!! thank´s

[@TheSleeveDj]

Thanks for adding this. Im glad there are videos like this. Preserves the Music. Freddie is Badass.

[@johnp0824]

This is just so great :)..it left me smiling and made wanna pick my horn lol

[@khudnuf]

an amazing place for greats lives musics!

[@lenardsimpson1995]

Damn Freddie!!!!! Killin it

[@ouruhuru]

You just get the sense that the guy standing to Hubbard's left is saying to himself, "there's nowhere I'd rather be than right here, right now."

[@TheUnknowKING]

wow this speaks to my soul

[@ScreaminDeamon4lyfe]

some of the best i've heard from freddie

[@jazz1bro]

freddie's preaching and representing!

[@Chris-ou6of]

He killed it,I like his version.

[@COBOMOJO]

You da man Freddie.

[@deangelico]

Another one of those nights when you wish you had been there.

[@ojingaj30]

FREDDIE!!!! MY GOSH!!!!.....

[@connorwilliams3232]

To think this incredible performance could have been lost for all time. Luckily Freddie is good enough for someone to have brought a video camera

[@dirceubraz314]

NO GO ..... FREDDIE !

[@GregLondon]

freddie hubbard rocks!!

[@steve0623]

Thanks

[@yuriy900]

Freddie Super!!!!!

[@Kalen1457]

I'm not a real Jazzer, but I do find this video quite enjoyable!

[@wizid3002]

freddie's the man!

[@ronalda.saname396]

Great Flugelhorn player too.

[@micahmaurio2397]

Freddie's smokin'! The other guy's no slouch either! :-)

[@jakemf1]

How about that intro that his solo! Killer!! He will be missed!!

[@watch-me-fail]

I've watched all of Freddie Hubbard's performances on Flugelhorn...they are amazing...the only person who comes close is Ack Van Rooyen....

[@KidCurry9282]

Watch and learn.......Hubtones

[@22typee]

They are a pretty wild bunch there! I bet it's the only time Hubbs played in a Dixieland club! Very good and not just the guest star.

[@mambojazz1]

Freddy has a dixieland album bro lol!!!

[@szabolcssandorczako1620]

This is the Benkó Dixieland from Hungary !!!

[@peterpeter3894]

Apu, Zotyó...

[@peterpeter3894]

És Iván...

[@peterpeter3894]

Doboknál: Járay Jancsi, bőgő Vajda Sanyi

[@peterpeter3894]

Halmos Vili zongora

[@BRILLIANTCORNRS]

freddie decided when to finish (director tried it twice and freddie ended it himself)

[@johnp0824]

made me wanna pick up my horn**

[@jambajoby32]

Yo check out the difference in breath intake alone !!! Smh I hate it when “jazzers” try to play it cool but in turn have shallow breaths 🤦🏽 I used to do that too lol

[@masqualero09]

Freddie plays fluegelhorn here.

[@kzam717]

the dude with the mute is fucking awesome !

[@НеляСаакянц]

Высший пилотаж импровизации.

[@Modes9]

I knew he could rip on bebop, post-bop, and free, but I didn't know he could get really expressive on ballads. He is a huge musical loss.

[@jacekr2655]

Listen to him play, "Here's That Rainy Day". I think you'll enjoy it.

[@vitzenya1984]

Самый Ахуенный ТРУБАЧ !!!

[@jiyujizai]

🌱💛🌾🙄

[@golds04]

Why is the other person playing trumpet -over Freddie’ s head? Strange idea. Odd indeed.

[@zdogg8]

Sounds like they borrowed Ahmad Jamal's intro theme, the ostinato bass.

[@marcowright229]

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[@RollinShultz]

I love Freddie, but it seemed like he was trying to imitate Clifford Brown.

[@johndooley9940]

Anyone else notice Freddie at 1:44 plays low E with just third valve just because?

[@lecookin8009]

I think that a low E is more in tune with the third valve than 1-2 on the flugelhorn (sorry for my english!!)

[@johndooley6599]

@@lecookin8009 yeah, I bet that’s it. I just noticed he does it with the A too. Wow coming back to this video after after two years

[@docsaxman]

This is not really a ballad, it's a slow swing groove, about the same tempo that Cannonball recorded it Miles on Somethin' Else. A master jazz artist, and most accomplished jazz musicians can play ballads, med tempos, up tempos, blues etc, that's all part of it. Glad you enjoyed Freddie, he was a true master and one of the most important jazz soloists of jazz history.