Herbie Hancock : Gothenburg, 1979 (Print) Print:Unframed

Herbie Hancock : Gothenburg, 1979 (Print) Print:UnframedHerbie Hancock : Gothenburg, 1979 Limited Edition Print On stage in 1979, Herbie found himself in a unique place. He had crossed over to a larger disco audience through Sunlight (1978) and Feet Don't Fail Me Now (1979), scored hit singles with 'You Bet Your Love' and 'I Thought it Was You', and was also rightly considered alongside Donald Byrd one of the originators of jazz funk. Seeing Hancock on stage in 1979 was to hear a musician unbound by labels

'Nissodia' (joy of optimism)

London and New York based musicians

" and "Chug chug chug-a-lug

confusion reigns

Although Perry had been in the Jamaican music business for a long time by 1978

then again

graced with lilting cello and tambourine accompaniment

Originally released on London label Scenic Route

seeks chromatic capabilities

Classic album from Well Pleased & Satisfied

Steve Pringle on keys

instrumental framework of the group's first