Freddie Hubbard Quintet, Studio 104, Maison de la Radio, Paris, March 25th, 1973 (colorized)

Recorded for french TV.
Straight Life 00:00
The intrepid fox 08:23
Sky dive (end only) 30:37
Here's that rainy day 32:20
First light 44:39
Freddie Hubbard (trumpet) ; Junior Cook (tenor sax, flute) ; George Cables ( elec. piano) ; Kent Brinkley (double bass) ; Michael Carvin (drums)

[@trumpetfredrik]

Freddie's solo on Intrepid Fox is nothing but insane!

[@nyvcr502]

I play bass and I had a chance to jam with Michael Carvin. He liked my playing and he played so well he had the windows shaking. We were rehearsing in an old house in Los Angeles many years ago

[@Azman.]

This is great and rare live recording. Great outfit style and killer hard bop muzik. So rare George Cables play on keyboard.

[@nyvcr502]

Awesome playing

[@chuckbeers2540]

Freddie is on here, his free wheeling style is unbelievable.

[@freetidjane]

Unbelievable !❤

[@LydianLunch]

They are killing it here. And the clothes are fantastic. They all look incredible!

[@charlesdavis5809]

About time a video of Freddie and the GREAT Junior Cook came out. The tenor saxophone's ''Uncrowned'' Heavyweight Champ!!!! (too bad we had to hear the ENDING of ''Sky Dive''...hmmmmm...)

[@ronaldunkel2681]

Great hard-bop stuff by Freddie and his men blowing away and swinging away on this great session. Cheers!

[@nyvcr502]

Yes

[@nyvcr502]

I was fortunate to see him in person. He was awesome

[@nyvcr502]

I even got the chance to chat with him with my musician friends. He was very nice to us.

[@ronaldunkel2681]

You were very fortunate. I missed out by one year seeing Freddie live. I was in 1975/77 at the Montreux Jazz Festivals. Freddie was there in 78. One of the greatest trumpeter in the history of jazz. Be well & Cheers!

[@jzzft11]

Top notch Hub! Great group! Intrepid Fox - Killin it! Incredible!

[@nyvcr502]

Michael played so cool and hip

[@nyvcr502]

And Kent Brinkley. I met him too.he was so cool

[@nyvcr502]

So awesome

[@HalethDagore]

Damn, soo goooood.

[@be-bopper]

I love Freddie my fave trumpeter, the band is on point no questions, but the drummer is firing on all cylinders!

[@JS-dt1tn]

Holy shit Freddie on heres that rainy day!

[@paulolevisilveirateixeira2903]

Junior Cook 🎉

[@nyvcr502]

Yes it is great hard bop stuff

[@vasaudara7657]

Music Is Here - Live at Maison de la Radio

[@stuntmusicgameshow311]

Thank you. Bravo!

[@paulashanke1]

❤‍🔥❤‍🔥❤‍🔥

[@hcool8]

Too Cool ,except for 4:00 minute commercial(s) GREAT JAZZ

[@bandogger4410]

una pena Freddie, era un genio y las drogas lo destruyeron, esta version ni se compara con la de Jon Faddis Heres that rainy day

[@henryboudin7987]

Please list all the musicians

[@henryboudin7987]

Sorry. They are there🎷🎶♥️

[@Srdjan-tv9kg]

Junior Cook on tenor

[@mariagraziadore1516]

🫀

[@fusionhar]

Was he the founder of Freddie and the Dreamers...in 60's beat boom ?

[@ebjazz93]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freddie_and_the_Dreamers

[@satishrobertson8771]

No, but he was the founder of one of the most brilliant, explosive, advanced, and influential trumpet styles ever.

[@mikeos1]

If he wasn’t he should have been.