Herbie Hancock Discography of CDs

HERBIE HANCOCK discography Herbie Hancock extends the reach of his Head Hunters-vintage electric music into the soundtrack field, with some switchbacks to earlier styles and old-fashioned movie suspense music thrown into the eclectic mix. Jerry Peters provides the requisite orchestral backgrounds, and the wah-wah guitar licks give some indication as to where Herbie's funk music would be going in the future. The main title music is the best track -- tense, streaked with Hancock's echo-delayed electric piano and understated orchestrations. A good deal of the record, alas, ...

HERBIE HANCOCK songs Track Listing of songs: Eye of the Hurricane; First Trip; Willow Weep for Me; Dolphin Dance; Ili's Treasure; Princess; Walking;

HERBIE HANCOCK CD discography 2006 issue diigtally remastered midpriced collection in a lavish digipak with detailed liner and session notes. A wonderful introduction to the late, great bassist's solo work apart from Weather Report from 1981 to 1987. Adapter: Jaco Pastorius. Personnel: Jaco Pastorius (piano, synthesizer); Hubert Laws (soprano flute, alto flute); Toots Thielemans (harmonica); Bob Mintzer ...

HERBIE HANCOCK albums All tracks have been digitally remastered using HDCD technology. Joni Mitchell's most controversial album is the infamous MINGUS. A tribute to the legendary jazz bassist of the same name, this is an intriguing meeting of Joni's sultry, burnished vocals and some of the best modern jazz musicians, at the intersection of pop ...

HERBIE HANCOCK music CDs Milton Nascimento's first album for North American ears, recorded at Van Gelder Studios in New Jersey under the watchful eye and discerning ear of Creed Taylor, is a masterpiece, a gorgeously executed tour through his early songs. Backed beautifully by Eumir Deodato's lush orchestrations and a clutch of sidemen from the ...

HERBIE HANCOCK CD discography This two-LP anthology sums up Herbie Hancock's three exciting, forward-looking albums for Warner Bros. by squeezing together a few tracks from Fat Albert Rotunda, about half of Mwandishi, and about two-thirds of Crossings. It also includes something which no other album has: a brief, 45 rpm-length sampling edited for radio called ...