Mentions of Herbie Hancock

3 mentions

Statements by others that mention Herbie Hancock, drawn from interviews, books, and other sources.

Wayne was a very quiet person, but he wrote great lines and had a great sense of harmonic direction. And Herbie was starting to explore not so much new chord voicings, but places to play these new sounds.

Recalling his bandmates during his 1960s tenure in the Miles Davis Quintet.

NPR Fresh Air
NPR Fresh Air
Jazz Bassist Ron Carter
2003-08-22
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Ron Cartersaid by Ron CarterWayne Shorterabout Wayne Shorter

We also played together on Herbie's New Standards, that was a great recording which featured Michael Brecker, John Scofield, Dave Holland, myself and Don Alias.

Listing his work with percussionist Don Alias, including Herbie Hancock's The New Standard (1995).

↗ Smithsonian Jazz Oral History Program
Jack DeJohnette NEA Jazz Master Interview
2011-11-10
Jack DeJohnettesaid by Jack DeJohnetteDon Aliasabout Don AliasMichael Breckerabout Michael BreckerJohn Scofieldabout John ScofieldDave Hollandabout Dave Holland

Tony was the one who called me up for the gig. He said, "Miles wants you to come to Baltimore. Herbie can't make it."

Corea recalls how Tony Williams's phone call brought him into Miles Davis's band, replacing Herbie Hancock.

↗ Smithsonian Jazz Oral History Program
Chick Corea NEA Jazz Master Interview
2012-11-05
Chick Coreasaid by Chick CoreaMiles Davisabout Miles Davis
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