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WDR 3 Jazz & World 18.09.2017 The Trumpet Messenger – Der Trompeter Freddie Hubbard 22.04-24.00 Stand: 18.09.2017 E-Mail: [email protected] | Online: jazz.wdr.de Moderation: Hans-Jürgen Schaal Redaktion: Bernd Hoffmann Sendelaufplan / Lizenzen 1. Aries K: Freddie Hubbard 3:04 FREDDIE HUBBARD Impulse IMP-11832; LC: 00236 ORCHESTRA CD: The Body And The Soul 2. Billie’s Bounce K: Charlie Parker 4:40 WES MONTGOMERY Real Gone Jazz RGJCD 274 CD: Eight Classic Albums 3. 245 K: Eric Dolphy 6:48 ERIC DOLPHY QUINTET New Jazz OJCCD-022-2; LC: 00284 CD: Outward Bound 4. One Mint Julep K: Rudolph Toombs 6:00 FREDDIE HUBBARD Blue Note 724349534124; LC: 00133 CD: Open Sesame 5. Birdlike K: Freddie Hubbard 10:12 FREDDIE HUBBARD SEXTET Blue Note 724359597027; LC: 00133 CD: Ready For Freddie 6. Thermo K: Freddie Hubbard 6:46 ART BLAKEY/ JAZZ Riverside 0888072301870; LC: 00133 CD: Caravan 7. You’ re My Everything K: M. Dixon-Harry Warren-J. Young 6:33 FREDIE HUBBARD SEXTET Blue Note 724349900820; LC: 00133 CD: Hub-Tones 8. Cantaloupe Island K: Herbie Hancock 5:30 HERBIE HANCOCK Blue Note 724349556928; LC: 00133 QUARTET CD: The Complete Blue Note Sixties Session 9. One Finger Snap K: Herbei Hancock 7:16 HERBIE HANCOCK wie Titel 8 QUARTET 10. Red Clay K: Freddie Hubbard 12:05 FREDDIE HUBBARD Sony/Wounded Bird WOU 6047; LC: 10746 QUINTET CD: The Baddest Hubbard 11. Mutants On The Beach K: Tony Williams 11:04 V.S.O.P. THE QUINTET Sony/Wounded Bird QOU 136; LC: 10746 CD: Five Stars 12. Up Jumped Spring K: Tony Williams 6:55 FREDDIE HUBBARD MPS Universal 060251798601; LC: 00979 QUINTET CD: Rollin’ Dieses Manuskript ist ausschließlich zum persönlichen, privaten Gebrauch bestimmt. Jede weitere Vervielfältigung und Verbreitung bedarf der ausdrücklichen Genehmigung des WDR. 1 WDR 3 Jazz & World 18.09.2017 The Trumpet Messenger – Der Trompeter Freddie Hubbard 22.04-24.00 Stand: 18.09.2017 E-Mail: [email protected] | Online: jazz.wdr.de 13. There Will Never Be K: Harry Warren-Mack Gordon 4:38 MODERN JAZZ QUARTET + Atlantic 7567-82538-2; LC: 00121 FREDDIE HUBBARD CD: A Celebration 14. All Blues K: Miles Davis/ Bill Evans 7:38 FREDDIE HUBBARD MusicMaster 01612-651322; LC: 03846 CD: MMTC 15. Here’s That Rainy Day K: Jimmy Van Heusen/ Johnny Burke 5:10 FREDDIE HUBBARD TRIO wie Titel 10 Dieses Manuskript ist ausschließlich zum persönlichen, privaten Gebrauch bestimmt. Jede weitere Vervielfältigung und Verbreitung bedarf der ausdrücklichen Genehmigung des WDR. 2 .

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