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Baraka
Released: Oct 17, 2006
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Piano Fiesta
Released: Oct 17, 2006
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Speak Like a Child - BONUS TRACKS
Released: Sep 25, 2006
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Gershwin's World - HYBRID SACD
Released: Aug 14, 2006
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Very Best of Herbie Hancock
Released: Aug 14, 2006
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Jazz to Funk
Released: Jun 13, 2006
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Fans of the legendary {\jazz} innovator and spirited '60s {\jazz} (and that era's {\soundtrack} music) are the best market for this two-CD hodgepodge of rare recordings either composed by or featuring some typically exciting performances by {$Herbie Hancock}. If you can get through the first few minutes of the noodling warm-up atonalities on the disc one opener, {&"Maulana,"} you'll experience the swinging fun of four tracks with African titles from a 1969 session that was originally released as the LP {^Kawaida} by drummer {$Albert "Tootie" Heath}. {$Hancock} may have been designated as a sideman originally, but his colorful, grooving piano tones (which indeed roll in the spirit of {&"Cantaloupe Island"}) truly stand out among the horns of {$Don Cherry} and {$Jimmy Heath}. Disc two is a batch of sizzling outtakes from the {\soundtrack} session for the film {#Blow Up} (do you remember?) featuring {$Hancock} jamming with fellow future legends {$Jack DeJohnette}, {$Ron Carter}, {$Freddie Hubbard}, {$Joe Henderson}, and {$Phil Woods}. The strutting, percussive bounce of {&"Jammin' with Herbie"} defines the overall vibe of the sessions, although there are sweet softer moments on the following track, {&"Herbie's Blues."} The last three tracks, while not as artistically satisfying, are worthwhile because they were {$Hancock} compositions for the film that were eventually scrapped. He doesn't play on them, but the vibe -- which is admittedly dated but totally takes the listener back to that time -- melds all the {\jazz}, {\pop}, Brazilian, and {\surf} guitar clich�s the era's {\soundtracks} were famous for. Overall, this is a curious collection, but one every {$Hancock} fan will want to have. ~ Jonathan Widran, All Music Guide

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Possibilities
Released: Apr 18, 2006
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Great Sessions
Released: Apr 4, 2006
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This installment of {^Blue Note's Great Sessions} box set wonderfully captures the portrait of an artist as a young man who constantly helped to reinvent the {\jazz} vernacular. The three discs in... Continue[+]

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Blue Note's Great Sessions
Released: Apr 4, 2006
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Anthology
Released: Apr 3, 2006
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