Wednesday, April 5, 2023
Freddie Hubbard - Keep Your Soul Together. 1973 USA
This was part of the jazz selection I bought last week and represents the first title for me to dig into. Despite being on CTI, and Hubbard all pimped out on the cover, this is no jazz funk title. Very much has that late 60s chill vibe. The kind of retro jazz they use as background on modern movies and TV shows. Take away George Cables' electric piano and it could be 1967. A very calm and easy listening album (with plenty of compositional thought) perfect for winding down the day. I have two other earlier Hubbard albums here. Looking forward to checking them out as well.
Ownership: LP: 1973 CTI. I love these bullet proof gatefolds that CTI used back then. They've held up remarkably well. Recent acquisition (2023) from a store here in Colorado Springs. All way below market too.
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