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On and on (and on) he went. Hancock had “forgotten his jazz roots” and was “trying to be too hip”. He should “never allow that electric bass on stage” and has t
by mootothemax 15y ago
On and on (and on) he went. Hancock had “forgotten his jazz roots” and was “trying to be too hip”. He should “never allow that electric bass on stage” and has to “leave all this weird synth keyboard stuff alone”
Bless him, this must've been irritating The Purist for nearly 40 years; I mean, it's been nearly that long since Hancock released the revolutionary and synth-heavy HeadHunters:
http://allmusic.com/album/head-hunters-r140166 http://allmusic.com/album/head-hunters-r140166
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQsSQRWMhOs http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQsSQRWMhOs
- blankenship 15y agoThat's what I kept thinking the whole night. Like, dude, have you actually listened to Herbie Hancock any time recently? He hasn't played with Miles in 45 years. LET IT GO.
- rglover 15y agoThank you for mentioning Head Hunters. One of my favorite pieces of music to date. Also a great example of a record you can listen to straight through and enjoy every son equally.