Eddie Hubbard - Do Do Something One Kind Word

Review by Anne-Sophie DUMOTIER

Eddie Hubbard's latest album, Do Something One Kind Word, is a refreshing and soulful addition to the jazz world. The album features an eclectic mix of tracks that showcase Hubbard's exceptional musicianship and unique style.

From the opening track "Do Something" to the closing number "One Kind Word," Hubbard's mastery of the trumpet is on full display. The album features a variety of tempos, tones, and moods that keep the listener engaged throughout.

Tracks like "Bolivia" and "Giant Steps" showcase Hubbard's technical prowess, while the slower, more introspective tracks like "Blue Moon" and "My Funny Valentine" highlight his ability to convey emotion through his playing.

The album also features a standout performance by pianist Cedar Walton, who provides a beautiful accompaniment to Hubbard's trumpet on tracks like "Body and Soul" and "Dear John."

Summary by Anne-Sophie DUMOTIER

Do Something One Kind Word is a must-listen for jazz enthusiasts and anyone looking for a captivating and soulful musical experience. Eddie Hubbard has once again proven himself to be a true master of his craft.