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Never one to take lyricism for granted, trumpeter and composer Freddie Hubbard entered Creed Taylor's studio for the third time in 1971 with the express purpose of making a record radically different from anything he'd cut before; he was looking for it to use electricity and to be out of the soul-jazz mold, but was also more ambitious and wanted to push that envelope and himself. Taylor and Hubbard assembled a band that included Herbie Hancock on Rhodes, guitarists Eric Gale and George Benson, bassist Ron Carter, Jack DeJohnette on drums, Airto Moreira on percussion, and Richard Wyands on acoustic piano to back him. The band was also supported by the truly ethereal and adventurous string arrangements of Don Sebesky (a first for Hubbard). The result is a masterpiece of textured sound, gorgeously far-flung charts, sweet, tight grooves, a subtle mystic feel, and some of Hubbard's most exciting playing ever. The title track and Hubbard's ingenious read of Paul and Linda McCartney's "Uncle Albert/ Admiral Halsey," as well as Leonard Bernstein's "Lonely Town," are so in the pocket that they bleed soul. Benson's uncharacteristically edgy guitar playing juxtaposed against Hubbard's warm tone, and Hancock's beautifully modal Rhodes lines that are drenched with big, open, minor chord voicings, are simply made more illustrious and graceful by Sebesky's strings. While Red Clay and Straight Life are both fine albums, First Light is the one that connects on all levels -- and it did with the jazz-buying public as well. A masterpiece.

© Thom Jurek /TiVo

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1
Take It To The Ozone (Album Version)
00:11:05

Airto Moreira, Percussion - Dale Oehler, Producer - David Nadien, Violin - Don Sebesky, Arranger - Emanuel Green, Violin - Freddie Hubbard, Composer - Freddie Hubbard, Flugelhorn - Freddie Hubbard, Lyricist - Freddie Hubbard, Performer - Freddie Hubbard, Trumpet - Gene Orloff, Violin - George Benson, Guitar - George Marge, Clarinet - George Marge, Flute - Harold Kohon, Violin - Hubert Laws, Flute - Irving Spice, Violin - Jack DeJohnette, Drums - James Buffington, French Horn - Jane Taylor, Bassoon - Joe Malin, Violin - Larry Keyes, Engineer - Larry Keyes, Mastering Engineer - Margaret Ross, Harp - Matthew Raimondi, Violin - Patti Matheny, A&R Coordinator - Paul Gershman, Violin - Ray Alonge, French Horn - Rene Arsenault, Assistant Producer - Richard Wyands, Piano - Romeo Penque, Clarinet - Romeo Penque, English Horn - Romeo Penque, Flute - Romeo Penque, Oboe - Ron Carter, Bass - Rudy Van Gelder, Engineer - Tom Ruff, Re-Mastering Engineer - Tosha Samaroff, Violin - Wally Kane, Bassoon - Wally Kane, Flute

Originally Released 1971 Sony Music Entertainment Inc.

2
Uncle Albert / Admiral Halsey
00:08:15

Airto Moreira, Percussion - Alfred Brown, Viola - Charles McCracken, Acoustic Cello - Creed Taylor, Producer - David Nadien, Violin - Don Sebesky, Arranger - Don Sebesky, Conductor - Emanuel Green, Violin - Emanuel Vardi, Viola - Freddie Hubbard, Flugelhorn - Gene Orloff, Violin - George Benson, Electric Guitar - George Marge, Clarinet - George Marge, Flute - George Ricci, Acoustic Cello - Harold Kohon, Violin - Hubert Laws, Flute - Irving Spice, Violin - Jack DeJohnette, Drums - James Buffington, French Horn - Jane Taylor, Bassoon - Joe Malin, Violin - Margaret Ross, Harp - Matthew Raimondi, Violin - Mccartney, Composer - Mccartney, Lyricist - Paul Gershman, Violin - Phil Kraus, Vibraphone - Ray Alonge, French Horn - Richard Wyands, Piano - Romeo Penque, Clarinet - Romeo Penque, English Horn - Romeo Penque, Flute - Romeo Penque, Oboe - Ron Carter, Bass - Rudy Van Gelder, Engineer - Tosha Samaroff, Violin - Wally Kane, Bassoon - Wally Kane, Flute

Originally Released 1971 Sony Music Entertainment Inc.

3
Moment to Moment
00:05:43

Airto Moreira, Percussion - Alfred Brown, Viola - Charles McCracken, Acoustic Cello - Creed Taylor, Producer - David Nadien, Violin - Don Sebesky, Arranger - Don Sebesky, Conductor - Emanuel Green, Violin - Emanuel Vardi, Viola - Freddie Hubbard, Flugelhorn - Gene Orloff, Violin - George Benson, Electric Guitar - George Marge, Clarinet - George Marge, Flute - George Ricci, Acoustic Cello - Harold Kohon, Violin - Henry Mancini, Composer - Henry Mancini, Lyricist - Hubert Laws, Flute - Irving Spice, Violin - J. Mercer, Composer - J. Mercer, Lyricist - Jack DeJohnette, Drums - James Buffington, French Horn - Jane Taylor, Bassoon - Joe Malin, Violin - Margaret Ross, Harp - Matthew Raimondi, Violin - Paul Gershman, Violin - Phil Kraus, Vibraphone - Ray Alonge, French Horn - Richard Wyands, Piano - Romeo Penque, Clarinet - Romeo Penque, English Horn - Romeo Penque, Flute - Romeo Penque, Oboe - Ron Carter, Bass - Rudy Van Gelder, Engineer - Tosha Samaroff, Violin - Wally Kane, Bassoon - Wally Kane, Flute

(P) 1975 Columbia Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment

4
Yesterday's Dreams
00:03:56

Airto Moreira, Percussion - Alfred Brown, Viola - Charles McCracken, Acoustic Cello - Creed Taylor, Producer - David Nadien, Violin - Don Sebesky, Arranger - Don Sebesky, Composer - Don Sebesky, Conductor - Don Sebesky, Lyricist - Emanuel Green, Violin - Emanuel Vardi, Viola - Freddie Hubbard, Trumpet - Gene Orloff, Violin - George Benson, Electric Guitar - George Marge, Clarinet - George Marge, Flute - George Ricci, Acoustic Cello - Harold Kohon, Violin - Hubert Laws, Flute - Irving Spice, Violin - Jack DeJohnette, Drums - James Buffington, French Horn - Jane Taylor, Bassoon - Joe Malin, Violin - Margaret Ross, Harp - Matthew Raimondi, Violin - N. Martin, Composer - N. Martin, Lyricist - Paul Gershman, Violin - Phil Kraus, Vibraphone - Ray Alonge, French Horn - Richard Wyands, Piano - Romeo Penque, Clarinet - Romeo Penque, English Horn - Romeo Penque, Flute - Romeo Penque, Oboe - Ron Carter, Bass - Rudy Van Gelder, Engineer - Tosha Samaroff, Violin - Wally Kane, Bassoon - Wally Kane, Flute

Originally Released 1971 Sony Music Entertainment Inc.

5
Lonely Town (From "On the Town")
00:06:58

Adolph Green, Composer - Adolph Green, Lyricist - Airto Moreira, Percussion - Alfred Brown, Viola - Betty Comden, Composer - Betty Comden, Lyricist - Charles McCracken, Acoustic Cello - Creed Taylor, Producer - David Nadien, Violin - Don Sebesky, Arranger - Don Sebesky, Conductor - Emanuel Green, Violin - Emanuel Vardi, Viola - Freddie Hubbard, Flugelhorn - Gene Orloff, Violin - George Benson, Electric Guitar - George Marge, Clarinet - George Marge, Flute - George Ricci, Acoustic Cello - Harold Kohon, Violin - Hubert Laws, Flute - Irving Spice, Violin - Jack DeJohnette, Drums - James Buffington, French Horn - Jane Taylor, Bassoon - Joe Malin, Violin - L. Bernstein, Composer - L. Bernstein, Lyricist - Margaret Ross, Harp - Matthew Raimondi, Violin - Paul Gershman, Violin - Phil Kraus, Vibraphone - Ray Alonge, French Horn - Richard Wyands, Piano - Romeo Penque, Clarinet - Romeo Penque, English Horn - Romeo Penque, Flute - Romeo Penque, Oboe - Ron Carter, Bass - Rudy Van Gelder, Engineer - Tosha Samaroff, Violin - Wally Kane, Bassoon - Wally Kane, Flute

Originally Released 1971 Sony Music Entertainment Inc.

6
Fantasy In D (Polar AC)
00:06:54

Airto Moreira, Percussion - Alfred Brown, Viola - C. WALTON, Composer - C. WALTON, Lyricist - Charles McCracken, Acoustic Cello - Creed Taylor, Producer - David Nadien, Violin - Don Sebesky, Arranger - Don Sebesky, Conductor - Emanuel Green, Violin - Emanuel Vardi, Viola - Freddie Hubbard, Flugelhorn - Gene Orloff, Violin - George Benson, Electric Guitar - George Marge, Clarinet - George Marge, Flute - George Ricci, Acoustic Cello - Harold Kohon, Violin - Hubert Laws, Flute - Irving Spice, Violin - Jack DeJohnette, Drums - James Buffington, French Horn - Jane Taylor, Bassoon - Joe Malin, Violin - Margaret Ross, Harp - Matthew Raimondi, Violin - Paul Gershman, Violin - Phil Kraus, Vibraphone - Ray Alonge, French Horn - Richard Wyands, Piano - Romeo Penque, Clarinet - Romeo Penque, English Horn - Romeo Penque, Flute - Romeo Penque, Oboe - Ron Carter, Bass - Rudy Van Gelder, Engineer - Tosha Samaroff, Violin - Wally Kane, Bassoon - Wally Kane, Flute

Originally released 1971. All rights reserved by Columbia Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment

7
First Light (Live)
00:16:03

Creed Taylor, Producer - Eric Gale, Piano - Freddie Hubbard, Composer - Freddie Hubbard, Lyricist - Freddie Hubbard, Trumpet - Herbie Hancock, Piano - Jack DeJohnette, Drums - Ron Carter, Bass - Rudy Van Gelder, Engineer

(P) 2003 Sony Music Entertainment Inc.

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Never one to take lyricism for granted, trumpeter and composer Freddie Hubbard entered Creed Taylor's studio for the third time in 1971 with the express purpose of making a record radically different from anything he'd cut before; he was looking for it to use electricity and to be out of the soul-jazz mold, but was also more ambitious and wanted to push that envelope and himself. Taylor and Hubbard assembled a band that included Herbie Hancock on Rhodes, guitarists Eric Gale and George Benson, bassist Ron Carter, Jack DeJohnette on drums, Airto Moreira on percussion, and Richard Wyands on acoustic piano to back him. The band was also supported by the truly ethereal and adventurous string arrangements of Don Sebesky (a first for Hubbard). The result is a masterpiece of textured sound, gorgeously far-flung charts, sweet, tight grooves, a subtle mystic feel, and some of Hubbard's most exciting playing ever. The title track and Hubbard's ingenious read of Paul and Linda McCartney's "Uncle Albert/ Admiral Halsey," as well as Leonard Bernstein's "Lonely Town," are so in the pocket that they bleed soul. Benson's uncharacteristically edgy guitar playing juxtaposed against Hubbard's warm tone, and Hancock's beautifully modal Rhodes lines that are drenched with big, open, minor chord voicings, are simply made more illustrious and graceful by Sebesky's strings. While Red Clay and Straight Life are both fine albums, First Light is the one that connects on all levels -- and it did with the jazz-buying public as well. A masterpiece.

© Thom Jurek /TiVo

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