Talk about the king of all Jazz-Funk, Herbie Hancock.
Any and all Herbie and Jazz discussion is welcome.
Guide is posted above, playlist is below.
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Cameron Jones
Did The Cock ever play hard bop?
Eli Diaz
Fuck off.
Brandon Lopez
Any of you guys listened to/heard of Headhunters?
Ayden Rogers
Rude.
Empyrean Isles and Maiden Voyage are Hard Bop.
Brandon Brooks
Yeah, of course. It's an amazing album.
Noah Ramirez
Are you black?
Jason Nguyen
White.
Josiah Harris
White, and I haven't listened to more than three jazz artists in my life.
Noah Davis
You're not me, silly.
I listen to other jazz every now and then.
Austin Green
Head Hunters > Mwandishi > Sextant > Crossings > Man-Child
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Ian Moore
Why did you choose those 5 to rank?
Nolan Carter
Head Hunters is great but Empyrean Isles is completely captivating. I don't think I've given proper attention to the rest of his discog, tho
Eli Reed
ITT: post actually talent jazz musicians.
Blake Martinez
>Implying Herbie isn't talented.
You're funny T.B.H.
Nathaniel Long
His early stuff is amazing if you like the standard kind of jazz. Start with Maiden if you like Empyrean.
Aaron Morales
Now for an actually innovative and talented pianist in jazz.
>standard kind of jazz
lmao
Hunter Thompson
Ok I'll admit my wording was poor there.
John Ross
see recommend me a good jazz-funk album by herbie that has both jazz and funk in it.
i dont really like fusion but i like both funk and jazz so why not
Luke Anderson
Hey, buddy, thanks for the bump.
A lot of his mid 70s work is mainly funk but the most straightforward funk albums, I would say at least, are 'Fat Albert Rotunda' and "Man Child'. Headhunters can fall into jazz slightly with the last track but it's mainly leaning towards funk.
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