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Jazz Icons: Art Blakey Live in '65 is really something special for enthusiasts of live music recordings. This one-hour concert captures Blakey in Paris, leading one of his lesser-known bands, the New Jazzmen. You've got Freddie Hubbard on trumpet, who brings such a vibrant energy, complemented by Jaki Byard's inventive piano work. The pacing of the performance flows effortlessly, oscillating between high-octane rhythms and more reflective moments. The atmosphere is thick with the smoke of the era, and you can feel the connection among the musicians. It's raw, it's real, and it serves as a fascinating snapshot of a moment in jazz history that isn't as widely documented. Quite a treat for those who appreciate the nuances of live jazz.
Features Freddie Hubbard's vibrant trumpet work.Captures the essence of a live jazz atmosphere.A rare glimpse into an undocumented Blakey band.
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