Freddie Hubbard was the best .Black musicians Never get the credit due .This man put it out there .

@MaliVinnyB

5 жыл бұрын

If waiting on ALBIONS to give CREDENCE on ANYTHING Created by Others than Them, WELL....

@rillloudmother

5 жыл бұрын

Substitute jazz in place of black and I agree 100%. There are tons of jazz guys out all backgrounds that fucking geniuses that almost nobody knows about.

@oldethangoogleacc8484

3 жыл бұрын

black people don't get credit in general

@crewjeremias3859

3 жыл бұрын

Instablaster

Exquisite… can’t believe I lived 21 years on this earth and didn’t know anything about this exquisite musicians !!!!!

Red Clay..., a jewel of jazz albums, perfect grooves, savage performances..., thanks for all that energy Freddy!!

Blessings to whoever it was that recorded this!

cosmic jazz with a funk beat, like a rocket to the moon

This goes so hard. One of my favorite albums with an appropriate and legendary performance

rhythm section laying down some PHAT groove on the sax solo

They are all enjoying themselves. This is jazz.

Everytime I listen to this... Im convinced (like Ed Norton & Swanee River) thee intro is their warm up exercise! & I love it!

Would have loved to have been at this show....

Has there ever been a better Trumpet player then Freddie Hubbard, even when he as high as a freaking kite? The world is a better place for him having been in it, there is always such fire to his playing that once it sparks it is fierce, greatly missed but left such a legacy .

@alf8718

Жыл бұрын

@mark auckland Yes, I agree 100 %. He was the best ever

Master horn players at work here. 2 of the greatest at their instruments ever.

The album is perfect absolutely perfect. Not a bad song on the entire album.

What a master! Amazing, Mr. Hubbard!👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

Obviously this was before the mysterious lip injury. Freddie was such a creative and amazing trumpet player. Each chorus just keeps building intensity. Amazing! I put Red Clay on CD intending to listen to the first track only and of course it became a mandatory full album listening session.

His trumpet, that melody, the bass, the rhythm, its too much. This is some of the best jazz music I've ever heard.

how many solo's make you wanna get up and dance! Kenny's always do that for me....kills it everytime

Whoaaa this is the best live version !! Love this

Classic Jazz!! Thank you for posting this.

This made my day i heard this performed by my jazz program at Saint Augustine's University and it just warms my heart to know that there are other people in the world who appreciate good music

@SureNot1622

9 жыл бұрын

Amen!! This can be a seriously hoppin tune when performed by a well studied group.

@VoklstWestie

3 жыл бұрын

This is the Best interpretive version of Red Clay Ive ever heard yet....does Freddie proud! I just wish the bass was an upright... kzread.info/dash/bejne/inuOltJumaS2pKg.html

A mi parecer dos de los mejores solos que he escuchado en la historia, sobre todo el de Kenny, uno de los mejores videos de KZread, sin duda. Tremenda energía esa noche, la banda: Sólida. Muchas gracias Freddie, Kenny, Mark, Ira y Carl, tremendos!

Monumental Freddie!!!!!!!!!

50th anniversary for this classic this year. The best of the best

One of the greatest jazz song ever! Everyone killed it, that saxophone solo was out of this world. Freddie was groovin hard KZread has taken down some other great performances of this song, what the hell?!!

@raefblack7906

3 жыл бұрын

Jazz funk

Freddie is, as I just started to realize, criminally underrated...

@mariomele1990

7 жыл бұрын

In 80's he did the show in São Paulo, Brazil, for about 20 people - yes, the auditorium was empity. But even that he did his best. And between a song and another, he put his hand on his forehead and said "Brazil, where are you?". My father was in the audience and always tells me this story.

@baileyayyy5085

5 жыл бұрын

I wouldn't say hes underrated so much as underappreciated. Everyone I know who knows who he is recognizes how good he is. This was an insane performance.

@rillloudmother

5 жыл бұрын

yes, it is a crime that Freddie is not more well known to the general public. But the same can be said for Kenny Garrett and a host of others.

@baileyayyy5085

5 жыл бұрын

@@rillloudmother Nat Adderley :(

@rillloudmother

5 жыл бұрын

@@baileyayyy5085 amen

timeless. luv it

Thank you for posting! This made my day!

Pure awesomeness.

Freddie great as always!

Who cares who the drummer looks like..appreciate the genius of these players.

Mitici assoli di Freddie e Kenny!!!!!! Grande anche la sezione ritmica A ME, ME PIACE 'N SACCO !!!!!!!!!!!!

Quizás no ha sido tan revolucionario como Davis, pero como instrumentista, nadie le ha superado.😊

incredible.. speechless..

Great Artist. RIP.

Amazing!

Here's the band besides FH-Kenny Garrett alto/Mark Templeton piano /Ira Coleman bass /Carl Allen drums. BTW there are some other tunes from this performance here on YT-Thermo/Little Sunflower/Dolphin Dance

WOW !!! Kenny garret talking so smoothly ! It's criminal. His solo is absolutely amazing and so WOW!!! The accompagment is so incredible, the way thez follow, they put up the pression and this is the Exstase of the song!! I LOVE it! Freddie, we know he's underrated, but no more nowadays! It's the principal. Every one know and quote him on the "conservatoire" (jazz music academy in France). Thanks to this musicians, I think if i was there, I would absolutely not forget this day... Cheers from France ! God bless this music of souls

@aseaoffaces

5 жыл бұрын

I was there...

@bigbrowncat4521

5 жыл бұрын

I was not born... hahaha!!

Bravo Carl Allen all Day ! ! Funky with his Fusion damn it !!!

I like the look on his face after that high note at 8:15 or so.

@lorenzmuller3542

6 жыл бұрын

Edison Cummings hey, you got that maiden voyage profile pic. :)

Freddie was HIGH!!!Still killing it!!

Genius!

that note and face after at 8:16 lol. love this tune

Genius!!!

WHAT!!! Freddie just went back and played the big band part to fatten & hype the groove!! Very tasteful !

So good

Trying to find a way to sample the "UHH!!!" at 2:07.

Drummer Carl Allen has great technique, excellent economy of motion.

i love how this guy can't help filming Freddie dancin during Kenny's solo XDD

This song always reminds me of the dirt in San Augustine, TX....nothing but red clay...:) Interesting story about the bass drum that White played on this session.

Ira Coleman! Fresh from the Berklee College practice rooms and ensembles. Great player among many great jazz players at Berklee from 1980-86: Branford Marsalis, Jeff "Tain" Watts, Marvin Smitty Smith, Gene Jackson, Makoto Ozone, Panamanian pianist Danilo Perez, Billy Kilson, Donald Harrison, Cyrus Chestnut, Dave Kikowski, some great saxophonists whose names I forget, and on and on.

ケニーやばいな、鳥肌ぞわ〜なった かっこよすぎる

Solid, groovy, funky cat on the Traps 4 real ! ! !

Sax was str8 Murderin' it !!!

@mr13xa

7 жыл бұрын

Kenny Garret......The Bomb

Can understand how he went to the TOP of the class. Sorry he blew it up! Great songs he created. Miss what he could have done....

バブル期に横浜新山下にバ-ドランドと言う急ごしらえのジャズクラブでフレディにウインクされた妻の顔が今でも忘れられません😊今78さいです🎉-

Love that intro, no advert will ever be able to sample and exploit the magic out of it... epic song, Kurt Eliing does a great version.

@VoklstWestie

3 жыл бұрын

Everytime I listen to this... Im convinced (like Ed Norton & Swanee River) thee intro is their warm up exercise! & I love it!

Rock! 😮

Golleee. Those fellas were playing some of that jazzlike music that evening, you bet ya. And it's just swell that this recording ends right at Mr. Coleman's bass solo, because who wants to listen to all that gobbedlegook anyhoo.

Damm FREDDIE

素晴らしい

That sax solo is fire

@FSVR54

Жыл бұрын

He murdered it

Way to go, Freddie!!!~ r.i.p. you hip cat!!

whooooooooo

Fuck me, best Kenny G solo I've ever seen brah

This is like sport, but definitely one of jazz, I think.

Kenny lending a bit of his "Hannibal" solo to this tune.

woooo

Jesus Christ, this tempo is high

wowowowowowowowowowow

I will never not enjoy watching Freddie react to Kenny's solo lmao

Unbelievably awesome. Having some fun striking a pose at 4:16. HAHAHAHAHA

...............

Didn't realize Eddie Murphy was such a great drummer!

Also A Night in Tunisia

Reminds me of big band stabs at times

why it cuts off half the solos :( I will do anything for the full recording ANYTHING

Isto é ganda malha

How you cut it on the bass solo!!!

What's that number at the end of the recording? Always a great show by the great Freddie Hubbard.

Freddie Come On!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Freddie was the man. Cocaine is a hell of a drug.

so heavy

Jesus Christ! Also how many choruses did he take?

If this is jazz in acona `85,then why do they show jazz in Ancona '86 in the footage?

Huh !

Eddie Murphy on the drums!!

@A.ChristopherJohnson

9 жыл бұрын

Carl Allen fam

@SureNot1622

9 жыл бұрын

+A. Christopher Johnson Thank you

@SureNot1622

9 жыл бұрын

+A. Christopher Johnson who is on woodwind? That can't be Stanley Turrentine?

Why not just pave streets crescendo red clay

mo-FREEKIN-fo's.

Haha Freddie is high af

8:14 wtf

dilla 2:05

Freddie about to C walk up there lmao