Herbie Hancock keeps up with "The Imagine Project"
Herbie Hancock has planned a handful of North American shows throughout the remainder of the year, as well as a couple of international gigs, all behind "The Imagine Project."
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Herbie Hancock has planned a handful of North American shows throughout the remainder of the year, as well as a couple of international gigs, all behind "The Imagine Project."
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Bruce Springsteen and Pete Seeger are among 198 new members elected to the American Academy of Arts & Sciences' class of 2013.
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As evidenced in this Vine vid , Flying Lotus has been in the studio with a new pal, jazz man Herbie Hancock.
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Drummer Mike Clark, perhaps best known for his work with and without Herbie Hancock as a member of the Headhunters, is part of a new band now — the dazzlingly improvisational Wolff and Clark Expedition, with longtime friend Michael Wolff.
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This concert was billed as a solo set, but Herbie Hancock was far from alone on the Festival Hall stage.
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The London Jazz Festival, which opens tomorrow, celebrates its 20th anniversary with some serious musical talent coming out to play in the capital.
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For the past five years, trumpeter, arranger and composer Guy Barker has opened the London jazz festival with this massively ambitious project , in which numerous vocalists are backed by a 41-piece orchestra: half jazz big band, half string section.
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Herbie Hancock and Sonny Rollins will be amongst the jazz legends but expect surprises with Imelda May lending her sassy vocals to the opening gala and this years Mercury Prize nominees Roller Trio adding some 'thrash-jazz' to the mix.
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Turns out, this was one funky ship that ran ashore.
Read MoreHancock -- referred to by Jones as my "brother from another mother" -- finally took the stage next alongside the surviving members of Miles Davis ' second great quintet, saxophonist Wayne Shorter and bassist Ron Carter, to perform the trumpet master's "Milestones."
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Recently, we've said goodbye to some jazz greats — including drummer Paul Motian, musician and street poet Gil-Scott Heron , violinist Billy Bang , drummer Joe Morello , and saxophonist James Moody , among others.
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The inaugural International Jazz Day on April 30, called by Herbie Hancock as his initial proposal upon being named a goodwill ambassador by UNESCO, will include concerts in New Orleans, Paris and New York. Jazz-related events are also scheduled in several dozen other countries, as well.
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Since he launched his career as a "straight jazz" player in 1962, Herbie Hancock has adeptly zoomed in and out of genres and embraced countless different styles.
Read MoreThe Eagles and Tom Petty play the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival for the first time, as 2012′s lineup is announced for the sprawling outdoor music event featuring rock, jazz, Americana, gospel, rhythm and blues, Cajun and zydeco.
Read MoreAt a performance in America this week he gave cameras to members of the crowd who shot continuously throughout the song Chameleon.
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I made my first music video long before MTV was around, back in the early seventies when it was just a dream in some experimental videographer's heads.
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On this special edition of Something Else!
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Each week, in Picture Book, we present an iconic photo from rock 'n' roll's past or present, accompanied with insightful commentary.
Read MoreA Mountain of One, Andy Blake, Cage & Aviary, Cherrystones, David Stubbs, Detachments, Fluker Love, Fromage Disco, Gold Blood, JD Twitch, Joe Hart, Mystic Rock, Nick Garrie, OffsetCircles, Photonz, Sian Alice Group, Simon A. Carr, The Soundcarriers, Stephen Hodgen, Tom Furse (The Horrors), Spider and the Flies, ZNTN and more...
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Between 1945, when he hustled his way on to New York's new bebop scene as Charlie Parker's teenage trumpeter, and the turbulent year of 1968, Miles Davis couldn't help being hip.
Read MoreLast night (Aug. 3) on Letterman Hancock settled into more familiar territory, playing "Space Captain" with Derek Trucks and Susan Tedeschi from his current album, The Imagine Project.
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In a New York hotel room overlooking Central Park, looking very fresh and trim for a man who has just turned 70, Hancock talked to me fervently about his mission to bring people together.
Read MoreLennon gets what he deserves for writing the title track.
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As mentioned previously in this column, the Montreal Jazz Festival is an embarrassment of jazz riches.
Read MoreThe great things about the world of jazz is that it's pretty darn close to being a meritocracy.
Read MoreGrammy- winning artist and musical pioneer Herbie Hancock releases his new album The Imagine Project on August 2nd out on Sony Music.
Read MoreWhen you watch the video for Herbie Hancock 's new version of 'Space Captain' featuring singer Susan Tedeschi and her husband, Derek Trucks , on guitar, watch the video.
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Herbie Hancock has a little experience performing with talented artists.
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He happened to be in Mumbai anyway, part of a US State Department trek with students of the Thelonious Monk Institute to mark the 50th anniversary of an India journey Dr. Martin Luther King took there to study Mahatma Gandhi's nonviolent approach to social action.
Read MoreHerbie Hancock has enjoyed a long, five-decade musical career that has been both artistically and commercially fulfilling.
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