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Tag: Herbie Hancock
Miles Davis’ Bitches Brew, the album that set the legendary trumpeter on a course to fusion…
Herbie Hancock recorded My Point of View, his sophomore album for Blue Note Records, on this…
Saxophonist Dexter Gordon, the “Sophisticated Giant” known for his velvet tone, elastic use of rhythm…
When Miles Davis released the album In a Silent Way in the summer of 1969, it represented a tectonic shift in the trumpeter’s artistry.
A track from trombonist and vocalist Aubrey Logan’s new album Where The Sunshine Is Expensive…
Thank God it’s Fusion Friday. Let’s get into the groove as only Herbie Hancock can.…
On this day (October 24) in 1966, trumpeter Miles Davis began the recording session for Miles…
A partnership between JAZZIZ Magazine and Qobuz.com, Dig In with Qobuz playlists bring you expertly curated music…
Eighty years ago, a German immigrant and passionate jazz fan named Alfred Lion produced his…
For 30 years the Thelonious Monk Institute of Jazz Competition has played a pivotal role…
Miles Davis’ Bitches Brew, the album that set the legendary trumpeter on a course to fusion…
Jack DeJohnette, whose drumming helped give shape to a number of jazz genres — from…
Jazz and hip-hop are kindred spirits. “Hip-hop is like one of the children of jazz…
Antonio Adolfo will release his new album Samba Jazz Alley on July 29 (Photo: Alexandre…
Like Netflix, Qwest TV offers plenty of binge-worthy material, including live concert recordings from festivals as prestigious as the Montreux Jazz Festival and Jazz a Vienne, masterclasses by today’s leading musicians and rare historical footage.
On this day (June 17) in 1964, pianist Herbie Hancock recorded what would become perhaps…
Keyboard legend Herbie Hancock kicked off his wildly successful recording career on this day (May 28) in 1962 with the release of his debut album as a leader, Takin’ Off.
Herbie Hancock, UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador and the chairman of the newly named Herbie Hancock Institute of Jazz, had a message for the thousands of spectators on hand at the Hamer Auditorium in Melbourne, Australia, on April 30, as well as for the millions of fans watching him online via live web stream: “Jazz,” he said, “is the universal language of peace.”
Today is International Jazz Day, a UNESCO-recognized celebration of jazz that falls each year on…