In the collection
13 records
Takin’ Off
Herbie Hancock, 1962
Seven Steps To Heaven
Miles Davis, 1963
Red Clay
Freddie Hubbard, 1970
Jack Johnson (Original Soundtrack Recording)
Miles Davis, 1971
Head Hunters
Herbie Hancock, 1973
Jaco Pastorius
Jaco Pastorius, 1976
Songs In The Key Of Life
Stevie Wonder, 1976
Mr. Hands
Herbie Hancock, 1980
The Dude
Quincy Jones, 1981
Future Shock
Herbie Hancock, 1983
Rockit
Herbie Hancock, 1983
Hardrock
Herbie Hancock, 1984
You’re Dead!
Flying Lotus, 2014
Played with
Ron Carter
3 records together
Bill Laswell
3 records together
Jaco Pastorius
2 records together
Stevie Wonder
2 records together
Miles Davis
2 records together
Freddie Hubbard
2 records together
Bill Summers
2 records together
Anthony Williams
2 records together
Harvey Mason
2 records together
Paul Jackson
2 records together
Bennie Maupin
2 records together
Lenny White
2 records together
About
American jazz pianist, keyboardist, composer, band leader (born April 12, 1940, in Chicago, Illinois, USA).
Hancock is one of the best-known modern jazz composers, creator of “Watermelon Man” (which has been a reference point throughout his career), “Maiden Voyage”, “Dolphin Dance”, right through to the dance grooves of “”. Learned the piano from the age of 6, performing piano concertos by with the aged 11. He came to wider attention via his work with trumpeter who introduced him to co-founder ; he recorded for Lion’s label as both leader and sideman throughout the 1960s while he was a member of trumpeter ‘ regular working group from 1963 to 1968. Entered a period of working in jazz fusion from the late 1960s, initially with Davis, and then in his own groups in the 1970s; the “Headhunters” album was a best seller. Around the same time, he worked with the acoustic , effectively the Davis second quintet with substituting.