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Freddie Hubbard: First Light

Read "First Light" reviewed by Dan Bilawsky

by Dan Bilawsky
May 5, 2011

It's fitting that the third wave of Sony Masterworks' CTI reissue campaign includes Freddie Hubbard's First Light, which was the third and final album in Hubbard's holy trinity on CTI. While the trumpet titan continued to record for Creed Taylor's imprint after this session, the work that followed First Light never fully measured up to his ...

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Lost in a Summer Night

By Lisa Hindmarsh

Label: First Light
Released: 2002
Track listing: Almost Like Being In Love - Lerner & Loewe, Lost In A Summer Night - Previn & Raskin, We're The Couple In The Castle - Carmichael & Loesser, Skylark - Carmichael & Mercer, Bob White - Hanighhen & Mercer, Robert Frost - Jay Leonhart, I Never Went Away - Richard Rodney Bennett, My Heart Stood Still - Rodgers & Hart, I Keep Going Back To Joe's - Fisher & Segal, This Happy Madness - Jobim & Lees, Isn't It A Pity - Gershwin, Come Sunday/Sermonette - Ellington, Adderley & Hendricks

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First Light

By Paul Hardcastle

Label: Soul Note
Released: 2002

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Lisa Hindmarsh: Lost in a Summer Night

Read "Lost in a Summer Night" reviewed by Roger Crane

by Roger Crane
December 19, 2002

Lisa Hindmarsh is probably a new name to you but, hopefully, not for long. This exceptional young singer currently lives in Pittsburgh (well, actually in McMurray, a few miles to the south). Lost in a Summer Night is her second CD, following last year’s debut, Now I Know. She is, seemingly, at her best when digging ...

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First Light

By Pat Martino

Label: 32 Records
Released: 1999
Track listing: Line Games; Pyramidal Vision; Mardi Gras; M'Wandishi; Song Bird; Joyous Lake; Starbright; Eyes; Law; Fall; Deeda; Starbright Epilogue; Masquerada; Nefertiti; Blue Macaw; City Lights; Prelude; Epilogue.

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Pat Martino: First Light

Read "First Light" reviewed by Douglas Payne

by Douglas Payne
February 1, 1999

Guitar and fusion fans will surely welcome this excellent 32 Jazz set featuring all of Joyous Lake and Starbright, guitarist Pat Martino's two 1976 Warner Brothers albums. Martino left Muse Records in 1976 with the promise of mega-giant Warner's clout to reach a wider audience. Usually that spells concession to popular tunes or sellable formulas. And ...

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