Freddie Hubbard - Splash (1981) 320 kbps
BAND/ARTIST: Freddie Hubbard
- Title: Splash
- Year Of Release: 1981
- Label: BGP
- Genre: Jazz, Hard Bop
- Quality: MP3/320 kbps
- Total Time: 38:21
- Total Size: 91 MB(+3%)
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Splash
02. Mystic Lady
03. I'm Yours
04. Touchdown
05. You're Gonna Lose Me
06. Sister 'Stine
07. Jarri
personnel:
Freddie Hubbard: trumpet, flugelhorn, producer
David T. Walker: guitar
Paul Jackson Jr.: guitar
Louis Small: keyboards
Clarence McDonald: keyboards
Chester Thompson: keyboards
Ron Brown: bass
David Sheilds: bass
Jim Keltner: drums
James Gadson: drums
Al Hall Jr.: synthesizer, trombone, percussion, producer, arranger
William "Buck" Clarke percussion, conga
Tony Flores: percussion
Maurice "Mo" Young: backing vocals
Jeanie Tracy: vocals, backing vocals
Juan Escovedo: bongos
Joe Sugayan: congas, percussion
Freddie Hubbard makes a sweet splash for the 80s in this great little set – one of his last electric outings before a return to more acoustic modes! The vibe's a bit leaner than some of his late 70s albums, with most of the electricity coming from the bass, and from the keyboards by Chester Thompson or Louis Small – but the record's definitely got that soaring sense of flow that Freddie brought to his best work of this nature – that new sound he unlocked during the 70s, which finally seemed to find the right voice for that mighty horn of his!.........DGA
01. Splash
02. Mystic Lady
03. I'm Yours
04. Touchdown
05. You're Gonna Lose Me
06. Sister 'Stine
07. Jarri
personnel:
Freddie Hubbard: trumpet, flugelhorn, producer
David T. Walker: guitar
Paul Jackson Jr.: guitar
Louis Small: keyboards
Clarence McDonald: keyboards
Chester Thompson: keyboards
Ron Brown: bass
David Sheilds: bass
Jim Keltner: drums
James Gadson: drums
Al Hall Jr.: synthesizer, trombone, percussion, producer, arranger
William "Buck" Clarke percussion, conga
Tony Flores: percussion
Maurice "Mo" Young: backing vocals
Jeanie Tracy: vocals, backing vocals
Juan Escovedo: bongos
Joe Sugayan: congas, percussion
Freddie Hubbard makes a sweet splash for the 80s in this great little set – one of his last electric outings before a return to more acoustic modes! The vibe's a bit leaner than some of his late 70s albums, with most of the electricity coming from the bass, and from the keyboards by Chester Thompson or Louis Small – but the record's definitely got that soaring sense of flow that Freddie brought to his best work of this nature – that new sound he unlocked during the 70s, which finally seemed to find the right voice for that mighty horn of his!.........DGA
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