Herbie Hancock Trio
Originally Issued Only In Japan, Get On Down Now Presents This Complete Replica Of The Japanese Release Including A Full Color Insert And Deluxe OBI Strip. This 1977 studio recording finds Herbie Hancock embracing his jazz roots. The straight forward trio setting puts Hancock’s piano front and center. Backed by Ron Carter on bass and Tony Williams behind the drums, the recording features Hancock originals as well as the Trio’s take on Miles Davis’ “Milestones.” Though recorded at fabled San Francisco studio The Automatt, the recording was only immediately issued in Japan. To this day, Japan is the only country to see a vinyl release of the session. That changes on Record Store Day 2020 as Get On Down presents The Herbie Hancock Trio.
Tracklist
A Side
1. Watch It
2. Speak Like A Child
B Side.
1. Watcha Watin For
2. Look
3. Milestones
Soundwave
https://youtu.be/zKcXRQ0keoA
Originally Issued Only In Japan, Get On Down Now Presents This Complete Replica Of The Japanese Release Including A Full Color Insert And Deluxe OBI Strip. This 1977 studio recording finds Herbie Hancock embracing his jazz roots. The straight forward trio setting puts Hancock’s piano front and center. Backed by Ron Carter on bass and Tony Williams behind the drums, the recording features Hancock originals as well as the Trio’s take on Miles Davis’ “Milestones.” Though recorded at fabled San Francisco studio The Automatt, the recording was only immediately issued in Japan. To this day, Japan is the only country to see a vinyl release of the session. That changes on Record Store Day 2020 as Get On Down presents The Herbie Hancock Trio.
Tracklist
A Side
1. Watch It
2. Speak Like A Child
B Side.
1. Watcha Watin For
2. Look
3. Milestones
Soundwave
https://youtu.be/zKcXRQ0keoA
Description
Originally Issued Only In Japan, Get On Down Now Presents This Complete Replica Of The Japanese Release Including A Full Color Insert And Deluxe OBI Strip. This 1977 studio recording finds Herbie Hancock embracing his jazz roots. The straight forward trio setting puts Hancock’s piano front and center. Backed by Ron Carter on bass and Tony Williams behind the drums, the recording features Hancock originals as well as the Trio’s take on Miles Davis’ “Milestones.” Though recorded at fabled San Francisco studio The Automatt, the recording was only immediately issued in Japan. To this day, Japan is the only country to see a vinyl release of the session. That changes on Record Store Day 2020 as Get On Down presents The Herbie Hancock Trio.
Tracklist
A Side
1. Watch It
2. Speak Like A Child
B Side.
1. Watcha Watin For
2. Look
3. Milestones
Soundwave
https://youtu.be/zKcXRQ0keoA
