c244749286 (A live album from a Japan performance, consisting of compositions from those first two Head Hunters releases was released in 1975 as Flood.) This was almost as well received as its predecessor, if not attaining the same level of commercial success. Herbie Hancock official site Herbie Hancock at DMOZ Herbie Hancock Herbie Hancock MusiCodex Page Herbie Hancock discography at Discogs Herbie Hancock at the Internet Movie Database Herbie Hancock fan discography Herbie Hancock interview about music and technology at AppleMatters Herbie Hancock interview on the "Possibilities" album release at LiveDaily Herbie Hancock Outside The Comfort Zone interview at JamBase Herbie Hancock Essential Recordings by Ted Gioia at jazz.com Herbie Hancock Grinnell College Alumni Award citation, from Grinnell College Alumni Assembly on June 5, 2010 Herbie Hancock In depth article by C.J Shearn on the New York Jazz Workshop blog, November, 2014 Herbie Hancock at TED . Contents 1 Early life and career 2 Miles Davis Quintet (196368) and Blue Note Records (196269) 3 Fat Albert (1969) and Mwandishi (1971) 4 From Head Hunters (1973) to Secrets (1976) 5 From V.S.O.P. Ratings Reviews Title / Release Date +92.77753 Sun City / Not So Far Away 1985 • Single • Artists United Against Apartheid +23.50722 Spontaneous Inventions 1986 • Album • Bobby McFerrin +13.67824 The Noise of Trouble: Live in Tokyo [live] 1987 • Album • Last Exit +23.492753 The Dirtchamber Sessions Volume One 1999 • DJ Mix • The Prodigy +13.162395 Jazzmatazz: Streetsoul 2000 • Album • Guru 3.83905 Solid Steel Presents DJ Food & DK: "Now, Listen!" 2001 • DJ Mix • DJ Food & DK 3.16684 Man Alive 2005 • Album • Stephen Stills +23.36905 Awake 2006 • Album • Josh Groban +13.471016 Inamorata 2007 • Album • Method of Defiance +23.331448 .Featuring 2010 • Compilation • Norah Jones +43.584,05359 You're Dead! 2014 • Album • Flying Lotus 3.693 Roots of Funk 1947-1962 2015 • Album • Various Artists 3.501 Jaco: Original Soundtrack 2015 • Album • Various Artists Show all 66 Appearances Compilation Showing 5 of 57 show all Issues AverageAvg. This set was the first compilation of his work at Warner Bros., Blue Note, Columbia and Verve/Polygram.
Loading. Through his teens, Hancock never had a jazz teacher, but developed his ear and sense of harmony. The Rolling Stone Jazz Record Guide. He explained that he loved funk music, especially Sly Stone's music, so he wanted to try to make funk himself. Retrieved 16 July 2011. "He's still full of surprises". 537 (Coronation) at a young people's concert on February 5, 1952, with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra (led by CSO assistant conductor George Schick) at the age of 11.[5]. Hancock playing a Roland AX-7 keytar, at The Roundhouse, Camden, London, 2006 . Amacad.org.
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