Freddie Hubbard(1938-2008)

Music Department
Actor
Soundtrack

Freddie Hubbard was born on 7 April 1938 in Indianapolis, Indiana, USA. He was an actor, known for Mid90s (2018), Man with a Gun (1995) and Brown Sugar (2002). He was married to Briggie Hubbard. He died on 29 December 2008 in Sherman Oaks, California, USA.

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Awards
- 1 win & 5 nominations total

Photos6

Known for

Mid90s

7.4

Soundtrack("Sucka Nigga")

2018

Man with a Gun

4.8

Music Department(as Freddy Hubbard, trumpet & flugelhorn solos)

1995

Brown Sugar

6.5

Soundtrack("Red Clay")

2002

The Bus Is Coming

5.7

Music Department(solo trumpet)

1971

Credits

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Music Department

Man with a Gun
4.8
- musician: trumpet & flugelhorn solos (as Freddy Hubbard)
- 1995
Soundstage
8.9
TV Series
- musician: trumpet
- 1975
Shaft's Big Score!
6.1
- musician: trumpet (uncredited)
- 1972
The Bus Is Coming
5.7
- musician: solo trumpet
- 1971

Actor

Soundtrack

Becoming
7.0
- writer: "Hub-Tones"
- 2020
The Deuce
8.1
TV Series
- writer: "Lil's Blues"
- 2018
Mid90s
7.4
- writer: "Sucka Nigga"
- 2018
Blue Note Records: Beyond the Notes
7.3
- performer: "Breaking Point"
- writer: "Breaking Point"
- 2018
Brown Sugar
6.5
- writer: "Red Clay"
- 2002
Around the Fire
5.3
- performer: "Red Clay"
- writer: "Red Clay"
- 1998
Lush Life
6.7
TV Movie
- Soundtrack ("Up Jumped Spring")
- 1993
Freddie Hubbard: Studio Live
Video
- performer: "Hubbard's Cupboard", "Two Moods For Freddie", "Birdland", "Ride Like The Wind", "Brigitte", "Condition Alpha", "This Is It "
- 1981
Venture Into the Bizzare
5.3
- performer: "Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey" (uncredited)
- 1976

Personal details

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Alternative name
- Freddy Hubbard
Born
- April 7, 1938
- Indianapolis, Indiana, USA
Died
- December 29, 2008
- Sherman Oaks, California, USA(complications from a heart attack)
Spouse
- Briggie Hubbard? - December 29, 2008 (his death, 1 child)
Other works
Album: "Ride Like the Wind".
Publicity listings
- 6 Articles

Did you know

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Trivia
He played on hundreds of recordings starting in 1958. He influenced a generation of trumpet players, and worked with Ornette Coleman, Sonny Rollins, John Coltrane, Cannonball Adderley and Thelonious Monk, among others.

Quotes
[1995 interview in "Down Beat" magazine] I met Trane [John Coltrane] at a jam session at Count Basie's in Harlem in 1958. He said, "Why don't you come over and let's try and practice a little bit together." I almost went crazy. I mean, here is a 20-year-old kid practicing with John Coltrane. He helped me out a lot, and we worked several jobs together.