Product details
- Label Columbia
- Artist Herbie Hancock
- Format 1LP
- Country United States
- Released Date 1975
- Genre Jazz
- Sealed No
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Man-Child by Herbie Hancock.
Herbie Hancock navigated jazz fusion's emergence while staying true to artistic vision.
Musical Analysis:
Herbie Hancock leads with distinctive artistry, creating intricate interplay between musicians. The harmonic progressions and rhythm section showcase the evolution of jazz with spontaneous brilliance.
Album Story:
"Man-Child," released in 1976 by legendary jazz pianist Herbie Hancock, represents a stunning confluence of innovative jazz fusion, funk, and electronic experimentation. At a time when jazz was evolving rapidly, Hancock broke new ground by blending traditional jazz elements with the dynamic sounds of the burgeoning disco and funk scenes, all while integrating groundbreaking synthesizer technology. His virtuosic keyboard work is complemented by a stellar cast of musicians, including the likes of famed bassist Paul Jackson and drummer Mike Clark, who contribute to the album's electrifying energy. The standout track, "I Thought It Was You," showcases Hancock's ability to craft deeply emotive melodies that resonate across genres, making "Man-Child" not just an album but an experience that transcends the boundaries of contemporary music.
Moreover, "Man-Child" serves as a testament to Hancock's artistic vision and willingness to push creative boundaries. The album's unique fusion of styles and its daring explorations of sound create a listening experience that
Pressing Details:
Track Listing:
A1. Hang Up Your Hang Ups
A2. Sun Touch
A3. The Traitor
B1. Bubbles
B2. Steppin' In It
B3. Heartbeat
Credits:
Ren Deaton - Art Direction
Dario Campanile - Artwork [Cover]
Henry Davis - Bass
Louis Johnson - Bass
Paul Jackson (2) - Bass
Harvey Mason - Drums
James Gadson - Drums
Mike Clark (2) - Drums
David Rubinson - Engineer
Fred Catero - Engineer
Jack Leahy - Engineer
Blackbyrd McKnight - Guitar
David T. Walker - Guitar
Melvin "Wah Wah" Watson - Guitar, Synthesizer
Stevie Wonder - Harmonica
George Horn - Mastered By
Phil Brown - Mastered By
Bill Summers - Percussion
Herbie Hancock - Piano [Acoustic], Electric Piano [Fender Rhodes], Synthesizer [Arp Odyssey, Pro Soloist, 2600, String Ensemble, Oberheim Polyphonic], Clavinet [Hohner D6]
David Rubinson & Friends, Inc. - Producer
Herbie Hancock - Producer
Ernie Watts - Saxophone, Flute
Jim Horn - Saxophone, Flute
Wayne Shorter - Soprano Saxophone
Bennie Maupin - Soprano Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone, Saxello, Bass Clarinet, Bass Flute, Alto Flute
Garnett Brown - Trombone
Bud Brisbois - Trumpet
Jay DaVersa - Trumpet
Dick "Slyde" Hyde - Tuba, Bass Trombone
Notes:
Recorded at Wally Heider Studios, San Francisco; Village Recorders, Los Angeles; Funky Features, San Francisco; and Crystal Studios, Los Angeles.
Cover variation with white text on back cover. Similar Pitman pressing with black text on back cover is: [r14712215].
On the versions with white text on the back cover is present among the credits the one referring to: "[David T. Walker] Appearing Courtesy Ode Records".
Sound Quality:
Exceptional dynamic range captures every nuance – tight bass, warm midrange, crisp highs. High-quality pressing with excellent tracking and quiet surfaces.
Collector's Notes:
Essential for serious collectors – a piece of musical history with lasting value.
Artist: Herbie Hancock
Format: 1LP
Genre: Jazz
Label: Columbia
Catalog Number: PC 33812
Release Year: 1975
Country: United States
Condition: Used
Media Condition: Near Mint (NM)
Sleeve Condition: Near Mint (NM)
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