Freddie Hubbard - The Surest Things Can Change video free download
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Duration: 06:21
Uploaded: 2011/01/16
Gino Vannelli's work of art "The Surest Things Can Change" from his 1977 album "A Pauper in Paradise".
Covered by Freddie Hubbard on his album "Super Blue" (1978).
Album credits: Freddie Hubbard - trumpet and flugelhorn / Hubert Laws - flutes / Joe Henderson - tenor sax / Ron Carter - bass / Jack DeJohnette - drums / Kenny Barron - keyboards / George Benson - guitar on track #2 / Dale Oehler - producer, keyboards on track #1
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10 years ago
Corea Kixx
Freddie is one of those special artists that has so much heart and soul, it's painful. i love his style so much!!! Thank you.10 years ago
RedSnow Records
No ID killed it with this one damn!!10 years ago
Phil Watson
Gorgeous interpretation by Freddie! :))11 years ago
Sullivan Walker
GREAT RENDITION12 years ago
Alejandra Vega
I know you must be thinking: "Ahhhhhhhh.... this post was because of Hubert Laws..." You know what? You are right! Oh God, if I cannot re-incarnate in a manatee, let me be Hubert Laws in my next life!!!!12 years ago
Henry Cooper
Yes indeed!!!12 years ago
Henry Cooper
hey buddy, come thru my channel. I have several tutorials how you can do that the easy way.12 years ago
blackctbrutha
beautiful song...........thank you, freddy12 years ago
Duriel Moore
Finally somebody put this up!12 years ago
Duriel Moore
That's right!Communism!12 years ago
blackctbrutha
I used to jam this on college radio, simply beautiful. Long Live WRFN _WFSK radio.13 years ago
Adam HENLEY
Surely, amomg the most beautiful songs in Creation.14 years ago
Phil Watson
Great cover! ; )14 years ago
Saul Alvarado
Celestial14 years ago
stormbrirger
delicious horn, delicous song, delicious Gino.14 years ago
Henry Cooper
One of my favorite Gino Vannelli songs ever!14 years ago
mary71257
@pandaman166 Thank you very much !!!! It is nice to meet another fan !!!!14 years ago
pandaman166
@mary71257 Thank you! You uploaded wonderful videos too... I love GV! ;)14 years ago
mary71257
Just beautiful, thank you...:)14 years ago
satomisuperblack
Freddie rended the song as introspective as it could be. Nice idea usin' the flute in the Intro and for the "backgrounds". Some Pop tunes covered by Jazz artists are sometimes a letdown addin' nothing to the original but the melody played by an instrument instead of the voice. In this case the blues spreads from the trumpet like there were lyrics. Music tells what's happened to the promises made IN THE SPRING OF LIFERelated Videos
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