Freddie Hubbard Indianapolis, Indiana
Freddie Hubbard was one of the most dramatic and far-reaching brass player of the past 60 years. Throughout the course of his career, Hubbard established a standard of pure sound that brass players aspire to today. Hubbard’s flow of brilliant, spontaneous ideas and determination to play loudest, hardest, fastest and most imaginatively, will never go out of style. ... more
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