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The Essential Herbie Hancock

By Herbie Hancock

Label: Sony Music
Released: 2006
Track listing: Watermelon Man; 'Round Midnight; Cantaloupe Island; Maiden Voyage; Circle; The Sorcerer; Tell Me a Bedtime Story; Hidden Shadows; Chameleon; Joanna's Theme; Butterfly; People Music; Milestones; 4 A.M.; Come Running to Me; Finger Painting; Stars in Your Eyes; Rockit; St. Louis Blues; Manhattan.

Album

Possibilities

By Herbie Hancock

Label: Wea/Elektra
Released: 2006
Track listing: 01. Stitched Up (Hancock, Mayer) - 5:27; 02. Safiatou (Alexander) - 5:25; 03. A Song for You (Russell) - 7:05; 04. I Do It for Your Love (Simon) - 5:58; 05. Hush, Hush, Hush (Paula Cole) - 4:46; 06. Sister Moon (Sting) - 6:54; 07. When Love Comes to Town (Clayton, Evans, Hewson, Mullen) - 8:41; 08. Don't Explain (Herzog, Holiday) - 4:53; 09. I Just Called to Say I Love You (Stevie Wonder) - 5:27; 10. Gelo Na Montanha (Anastasio, Baptista, Hancock) - 3:48;

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Video

Maiden Voyage, Part 2-2

Featuring the music of Herbie Hancock
Duration: 7:10

Herbie Hancock's quintet featuring Freddie Hubbard on trumpet, Joe Henderson on tenor sax, Ron Carter on bass and Tony Williams on drums. Live footage from a jazz festival with some great images of the band and festival.
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Video

Maiden Voyage, Part 1-2

Featuring the music of Herbie Hancock
Duration: 9:59

Herbie Hancock's quintet featuring Freddie Hubbard on trumpet, Joe Henderson on tenor sax, Ron Carter on bass and Tony Williams on drums. Live footage from a jazz festival with some great images of the band and festival. Look for part 2 tomorrow.
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Video

Oleo

Featuring the music of Herbie Hancock
Duration: 6:28

Herbie Hancock with Branford Marsalis, Ron Carter and Tony Williams!
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Article: Album Review

Herbie Hancock: The Essential Herbie Hancock

Read "The Essential Herbie Hancock" reviewed by Judith Insell

by Judith Insell

The Essential Herbie Hancock, a double-CD set spanning a forty-year body of work, presents a sample of Hancock's bold explorations of various jazz styles. The compilation runs in nearly chronological order, highlighting releases on major jazz labels like Blue Note, Columbia and Verve. The track order makes very clear the varying creative avenues that Hancock has ...

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Herbie Hancock: Great Sessions

Read "Great Sessions" reviewed by Chris May

by Chris May

Herbie Hancock's music has been in a continuous state of flux since he first started recording in the early 1960s, yet it's possible to identify four distinct phases in his development: the more or less conventional, if more than usually distinctive, hard bop of the very early days; the restlessly exploratory acoustic music made with the ...

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Article: Album Review

Steve Khan: The Green Field

Read "The Green Field" reviewed by John Kelman

by John Kelman

Nine years have passed since guitarist Steve Khan last released an album as a leader. But he hasn't been inactive, touring with artists like Terri Lyne Carrington and Greg Osby and co-leading the Caribbean Jazz Project. However, it's been far too long since he's released an album putting his immediately recognizable style front and centre.

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Herbie Hancock: Possibilities

Read "Possibilities" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff

by AAJ Italy Staff

Il buon Herbie Hancock tira fuori dal cilindro una nuova zampata d'autore che fa capire che quando il marketing gli lascia un po' di spazio la sua arte cristallina non ha alcuna difficolta' ad emergere. Non che il marketing sia assente da questo progetto, che vede il tastierista affiancato da una dozzina abbondante di celebrita'. Ospiti ...

Album

Possibilities

By Herbie Hancock

Label: Hear Music
Released: 2005
Track listing: Stitched Up (featuring John Mayer); Safiatou (featuring Carlos Santana and Ang


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