Spotlight on Jazz and Poetry
In the 70 years that he was with us, Freddie Hubbard, was
known primarily for one thing: playing the trumpet harder, faster
and with more pure chops than virtually anyone else who ever
picked up the horn. Hubbard was regaled as the most prolific, the
most prodigious, the most celebrated, and probably the longest-
lasting trumpet king of what came to be known as the hard bop
era, performing a style of jazz that has exerted a
disproportionately large influence on the young jazzmen of the
Marsalis generation and beyond.
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