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Suzanne Pittson: Out of the Hub: The Music of Freddie Hubbard
Suzanne Pittson
vocalsOut of the Hub includes tunes written by or associated with trumpet legend

Freddie Hubbard
trumpet1938 - 2008
To honor Hubbard, Pittson recruited a group of extraordinaire musicians, including trumpeter

Jeremy Pelt
trumpetb.1976

John Patitucci
bassb.1959

Steve Wilson
saxophoneb.1961
More than just a singer, Suzanne Pittson is a jazz musician. With a fluid phrasing and stunning tone, Pittson use her voice as another instrument, improvising and playing with the melodies. Pittson's striking sense of melody and amazing vocal range allow her to express a vast palette of colors and textures on swinging tracks like "True Vision," "You're My Everything" and "We're Having a Crisis," and on ballads including "Bright Sun," Moment to Moment" and "Betcha by Golly, Wow!" Following in the steps of the great

Ella Fitzgerald
vocals1917 - 1996
All the arrangements are by pianist/husband

Jeff Pittson
pianoTrack Listing
Our Own (Gibraltar); Up Jumped Spring; Out of the Hub (One of Another Kind); Bright Sun (Lament for Booker); True Visions (True Colors); You're My Everything; We're Having a Crisis; Moment to Moment; Lost and Found (The Melting Pot); Like a Byrd (Byrd Like); Betcha by Golly, Wow!
Personnel
Suzanne Pittson
vocalsJeremy Pelt
trumpetSteve Wilson
saxophoneJeff Pittson
pianoJohn Patitucci
bassWillie Jones III
drumsAlbum information
Title: Out of the Hub: The Music of Freddie Hubbard | Year Released: 2011 | Record Label: Vineland
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