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charliebrwnNC 01-18-2009 07:25 PM

The best simply... Oh Oh da da Oh Oh da da oh da Oh da da Yooop
thats umm watermelon man yaaa

Bulldog 01-19-2009 01:57 AM

I intend to get into some jazz soon (going through a bit of a post-punk blitz at the moment) and when I do I'm gonna start with this guy. Of what I've heard he is an amazing composer.

All I've got is his latest album River, the one which comprises mostly of duets, and it was one of my favourite albums of 2007 - such wonderfully laid back and smooth vibes to the whole thing. This track in particular is pure gold;



I'll definitely be hunting down a few more works of his in future and going from, 'cos frankly my collection of jazz (of all kinds) is pathetic.

charliebrwnNC 01-19-2009 09:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Bulldog (Post 581405)
I intend to get into some jazz soon (going through a bit of a post-punk blitz at the moment) and when I do I'm gonna start with this guy. Of what I've heard he is an amazing composer.

All I've got is his latest album River, the one which comprises mostly of duets, and it was one of my favourite albums of 2007 - such wonderfully laid back and smooth vibes to the whole thing. This track in particular is pure gold;

I'll definitely be hunting down a few more works of his in future and going from, 'cos frankly my collection of jazz (of all kinds) is pathetic.

Ya bro you def gotta get Headhunters.

Janszoon 01-19-2009 09:54 AM

The only albums I have by Herbie Hancock are Thrust and Future Shock. Both are really good and very different from each other.

ixtlan22 01-20-2009 02:55 PM

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Originally Posted by boris jawaka (Post 144236)
im not sure in herbie is on bitches brew

ill have to check though

Hah I was just about to be a wise ass and deny you but I checked for myself and you're right he's absent. Its just Chick, Zawinul and Larry Young.

Scots_ML 01-29-2009 10:46 AM

A very good Jazz Funk version of Watermelon man can be found here.


Keigh 03-16-2009 08:57 AM

I became a musician because my dad was a Miles fan. Herbie was one of his favorite artists and he always had HH albums and tapes in the house. I found Thrust in my dad's collection one day and the rest was history for me. I was hooked. His 70s electric period was amazing. I found out he was the first platinum-selling jazz artist with the Headhunters album and was the most successful of the fusion artists from Mile's fusion stable at that time.

KelticKalamity 04-02-2009 10:51 PM

Unfortunately Chameleon has been done to death by so many bad jazz bands it's cliche to play it in public now

I still like to listen to Herbie every now and then, though

Mirrorball95 04-13-2009 06:33 PM

This guy is EXCELLENT. I have two of his albums a workmate gave me on a usb stick; 'Sunlight' (1977) & 'Future Shock' (1983). I think 'Sunlight' is the better of the two and I love the cheesy vocoder vocals - it reminds me of Neil Young's 'Trans' album (which I also love). I cant wait to hear more of his stuff but not sure where to go next, any recommendations??

barbarella 04-13-2009 06:50 PM

This Has Always Been My Favourite Track- It's Just Awesome!



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