Herbie Hancock

Herbie Hancock: The Prisoner (1969)

A year after MLK was murdered, Herbie writes a modal jazz masterpiece dedicated to the man. (more…)

4 years ago

[Review] Miroslav Vitous: Infinite Search (1970)

The first solo album from the new bass wunderkind is one to Czech out. (more…)

4 years ago

[Review] Herbie Hancock: Sextant (1973)

If you thought Crossings was a trip, wait until you enter the uncharted waters of Sextant. (more…)

5 years ago

[Review] An Evening with Herbie Hancock and Chick Corea (1978)

One of two releases culled from the celestial alignment of Chick Corea and Herbie Hancock together on one stage. (more…)

5 years ago

[Review] Herbie Hancock: Crossings (1972)

Moog and mellotron make an appearance on what may be Hancock's most adventurous album to date. (more…)

9 years ago

[Review] Herbie Hancock: Mwandishi (1971)

New band, new names and a new language of jazz that set into motion a trio of groundbreaking elpees. (more…)

9 years ago

[Review] Herbie Hancock: Fat Albert Rotunda (1970)

Herbie cooks up a soulful, funky score for Bill Cosby's animated, abdominous alter ego. (more…)

9 years ago

Chick Corea/Herbie Hancock/Keith Jarrett/McCoy Tyner (1976)

This elpee was a source of speculation for years, as I wondered what such a serendipitous summit of ivory merchants…

9 years ago