Interview and performance

Art Blakey with Freddie Hubbard solo

1965

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Fascinating comments from Art Blakey while on tour in Europe in 1965.

He talks about music, art, truth, and how he developed the Jazz Messengers.

Great takeaway:

“Anything the truth falls on, it will grind into powder.”

Personnel:

Art Blakey, drums
Jaki Byard, piano
Nathan Davis, tenor saxophone
Freddie Hubbard, trumpet
Reggie Workman, bass

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Art Blakey with Freddie Hubbard solo

1965

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