Introduction Of Players / Eye Of The Hurricane ģ. James Carter, Wayne Shorter - Soprano Saxophone, Tenor SaxophoneĬyro Baptista, Bireyma Guiye, Cheik Mbaye - PercussionĤ. Concerto for Piano and Orchestra in G, 2nd Mvt Marina Bambino, Huey Jackson, Hollis Payseur, Angel Rogers, Yvette Summers, Louis Verdeaux - Background VocalsĨ.
Mars Lasar – Synthesizer, Keyboards, Sound designĭarrell Robertson – Guitar, Rhythm arrangementsĭarrell Smith – Keyboards, Electric Piano, Rhythm arrangementsīill Summers – Percussion, Conga, Tambourine, Bells, Djun-Djun, Djembe, Shekere, Vocal arrangement, Rhythm arrangements, Cabasa
Herbie Hancock – Synthesizer, Piano, Electric Piano, Clavinet, Moog Synthesizer, Synthesizer Bass, Rhythm arrangements Will "Roc" Griffin – Sampling, Loops, Sequencing, Rhythm arrangements Walker on electric guitar Bud Brisbois on trumpet Garnett Brown on trombone Jay DaVersa on trumpet James Gadson on drums Jim Horn on flute and saxophone Richard Hyde on trombone Paul Jackson on electric bass Louis Johnson on electric bass Bennie Maupin on bass clarinet, alto flute, saxello, bass flute, tenor saxophone, soprano saxophone, and percussion and Wayne Shorter on alto and soprano saxophones.Ĥ. Davis on electric bass Mike Clark on drums Bill Summers on percussion David T. Man-Child showcases Herbie Hancock on synthesizer, piano, electric piano, Arp Odyssey, Arp Pro Soloist, Oberheim, Fender Rhodes (piano), Clavinet, as well as, Harvey Mason on drums Dewayne McKnight on electric guitar Ernie Watts flute and saxophone Wah Wah Watson synthesizer, voice bag, and electric guitar Stevie Wonder on harmonica Dick Hyde on tuba and bass trombone Henry E. The 2007 edition features new liner notes by Bob Blumenthal. It was released on CD support in 1996 with three alternate takes and then remastered in 2007 by Van Gelder. The album has been called "one of the most accomplished and stunning debuts in the annals of jazz". The bluesy single "Watermelon Man" made it to the Top 100 of the pop charts, and went on to become a jazz standard. The album was a typical hard bop LP, with its characteristic two horns and a rhythm section. The recording session included Freddie Hubbard on trumpet and veteran Dexter Gordon on tenor saxophone. Takin' Off is the debut album of jazz pianist Herbie Hancock originally released on for the Blue Note label as BST 84109.
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