Feel The Wind

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Recorded in 1988, Feel The Wind brings together two giants of jazz, Art Blakey and Freddie Hubbard, for a powerful and inspired session with The Jazz Messengers. From the very first moments, Hubbard ignites the group with his authoritative tone and electrifying trumpet playing, delivering some of his most expressive performances of the era. The album features a remarkable lineup of the Messengers including Javon Jackson, Benny Green, and Leon Dorsey. Together, they create a vibrant and energetic performance that captures the essence of hard bop at its peak. Blakey's unmatched rhythmic force anchors the music with relentless energy, while the ensemble responds with remarkable cohesion and intensity. Hubbard shines throughout, combining dazzling technique with deep musical expression, reminding us why he remains one of the most influential trumpet voices in jazz. This edition also includes two bonus tracks, "Piano Trio Medley" and "Big Foot," taken from a 1985 trio session, featuring Hubbard and Blakey alongside Mulgrew Miller and Lonnie Plaxico. These intimate recordings showcase Miller's sublime touch and provide a striking contrast to the fiery full band performance of the main program. Feel The Wind stands as a dynamic and memorable addition to the legacy of the Jazz Messengers, highlighting both the enduring power of Blakey's leadership and the genius of Hubbard and Blakey at full strength. The cover includes new liner notes written by Wim & Ria Wigt. Feel The Wind is part of the lasting legacy of the 50 years of the Dutch label Timeless Records and carries the 50th anniversary sticker on the plastic seal.

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