Track Listings (12) - Disc #1| All Artists: Herbie Hancock Title: Monster (Expanded Edition) Members Wishing: 3 Total Copies: 0 Label: Funky Town Grooves Release Date: 10/16/2015 Album Type: Extra tracks Genres: Jazz, Pop, R&B Style: Funk Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPC: 810736021732 |
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Herbie Hancocks 1980 album — Monster has been Expanded — for the First Time Ever — Funkytowngrooves Expanded — remaster will include 6 Bonus — Tracks. — Produced by Herbie Hancock, — David Rubinson & Friends. — Liner Notes by ... more » |
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Herbie Hancocks 1980 album
Monster has been Expanded
for the First Time Ever
Funkytowngrooves Expanded
remaster will include 6 Bonus
Tracks.
Produced by Herbie Hancock,
David Rubinson & Friends.
Liner Notes by Alex Henderson
Re-Mastered from the Original
Master Tapes by Sean Brennan,
at Battery Studio s, New York
H erbie Hancock is certainly the best-known jazz pianist
alive, and he may be the best, if there can be such a thing.
He s been an innovator for over thirty years: In his early
twenties he redefined the rhythm section as part of the last
acoustic Miles Davis band. Since then, he s headed into
soundtrack work, Eastern mysticism, fusion, and hip-hop -
while continuing to perform (and occasionally record) the
acoustic jazz that first made his reputation.
A huge name in instrumental jazz, Herbie Hancock
detoured into vocal-oriented funk, disco and soul with his
1980 release Monster.
Monster has been Expanded
for the First Time Ever
Funkytowngrooves Expanded
remaster will include 6 Bonus
Tracks.
Produced by Herbie Hancock,
David Rubinson & Friends.
Liner Notes by Alex Henderson
Re-Mastered from the Original
Master Tapes by Sean Brennan,
at Battery Studio s, New York
H erbie Hancock is certainly the best-known jazz pianist
alive, and he may be the best, if there can be such a thing.
He s been an innovator for over thirty years: In his early
twenties he redefined the rhythm section as part of the last
acoustic Miles Davis band. Since then, he s headed into
soundtrack work, Eastern mysticism, fusion, and hip-hop -
while continuing to perform (and occasionally record) the
acoustic jazz that first made his reputation.
A huge name in instrumental jazz, Herbie Hancock
detoured into vocal-oriented funk, disco and soul with his
1980 release Monster.