Freddie Hubbard: Breaking Point! (Blue Note Tone Poet Series) LP etjs-launch-jan-26-2024 and in addition to appearing

and in addition to appearing on sessions led by labelmates Gerald Wilson

Let It All Out (1965)

but after a decade in which personal troubles limited his output

Trumpeter Charles Tolliver had appeared alongside McLean in the horn frontline on It's Time

A3: Like Someone In Love

Freddie Hubbard: Breaking Point! (Blue Note Tone Poet Series) LP etjs-launch-jan-26-2024 and in addition to appearingBlue Note, 1964 Despite having performed on several of the most revolutionary avant garde jazz records of the 1960s, including Ornette Colemans Free Jazz and John Coltranes Ascension, Freddie Hubbards own albums tended to hew closer to the mainstream. Perhaps no other single album captures the trumpeters awe inspiring breadth of ability and versatility than Breaking Point!, which was recorded in May 1964 shortly after Hubbard had departed Art Blakeys