Record & CD Reviews - Herbie HancockPage: 1 Sort By: Best Rating - Most Ratings  Daniel Riera (5/5): The Rhodes solo on Chameleon is my favorite Rhodes recording ever!  James Garfield (5/5): One word: Butterfly....  Brian Mulholland (5/5): Totally underrated! Since these songs precede Herbie's foray into pop culture with his "Headhunters," many people ha...  Brother Wetlands (4/5): Wasn't able to properly sit through "Rain Dance" and "Hornets"- very experimental- but Hidden Shadows is absolute ge...  Galen Shostac (4/5): I must say, this is not the greatest record that Herbie ever made; However, if you listen to the Rhodes solo on the tra...  adrian480 (5/5): great funk album  Terje Ellefsen (4/5): While his earlier jazzfunk-works are more famous, this is his last real jazzfunk record. After this, he put his mark o...  Rob Coops (5/5): Very funky , very live , low cheese-factor , must have for Herbie fans. Very driving drums and saxophone too.  S K Koh (5/5): 'No means yes' is my favorite piece in this album.  Juergen Martens (5/5): Just rediscovered this one. A lot of hiphop and scratching on this, a superb vocal insert by Chaka Khan and, most of ...  Nils (5/5): For the rabid audiophiles in Japan, Herbie Hancock went to Tokyo to record a direct-to-disc LP that later became one of the worl... Page: 1 |
