"On Fire: Live from the Blue Morocco (1967)" is an electrifying live album by legendary jazz trumpeter Freddie Hubbard, released on CD by Resonance Records. Captured during a vibrant 1967 performance at the Blue Morocco club in New York City, this recording showcases Hubbard's extraordinary improvisational skills and his dynamic interplay with fellow musicians. The set features energetic renditions of classic jazz standards and original compositions, highlighting Hubbard?s technical brilliance and emotional depth. This release is a must-have for any serious jazz collector or fan of mid-century modern jazz.
Freddie Hubbard was one of the most influential trumpet players in modern jazz history, renowned for his powerful tone and innovative approach to both hard bop and post-bop styles. Throughout his illustrious career, he collaborated with legends such as Art Blakey, Herbie Hancock, Wayne Shorter, and John Coltrane. His albums "Red Clay," "Open Sesame," and "First Light" are considered milestones in the genre.
Resonance Records is celebrated for its dedication to preserving rare archival recordings from some of music?s greatest artists. With meticulous attention to audio quality and historical context, Resonance brings forgotten gems like this live session back into the spotlight for new generations to discover.