Herbie Hancock - Inventions & Dimensions (1963) [Jazz][[mp3 320][h33t][schon55]

Herbie Hancock - Inventions & Dimensions Orig Year: 1964 Audio CD: July 19, 2005 Original Release Date: 2005 Label: Blue Note Records Quality CBR 320 kbps Product Description For his third album, Herbie Hancock chose a very rhythmic setting for his improvised compositions. Supported only by bassist Paul Chambers and percussionists Willie Bobo and Osvaldo Martinez, the pianist creates each tune from scratch and the results are astonishing. ~ Amazon.com All too often the concept of a Latin jazz album by a musician without a history inside that genre implies bop solos over a heavy-handed polyrhythmic foundation. What makes pianist Herbie Hancock 's Inventions & Dimensions so utterly fresh and challenging, even decades after its original 1963 release, is his willingness to try a number of Latin-sounding gambits without resorting to a Drums of Passion rhythmic backdrop. Anyone who has appreciated Bud Powell 's forays into a kind of proto-Latin improvisation will appreciate Hancock's inventiveness. The four original compositions by Hancock are far from catchy, more like sketches than his most famous pieces. Yet from these patchy and meandering tunes Hancock works up a completely mesmerizing series of colors and textures and riffs, with mutated montunos dominant in the mix. The two percussionists, Osvaldo Martinez and Willie Bobo , are steady, yet seem to be more along for the ride with Hancock than inspiration for the pianist. The same might be said for bassist Paul Chambers . They all take tasteful solos, but the star of the session is completely Hancock. Personnel: Herbie Hancock: piano, Paul Chambers: bass, Willie Bobo: drums; Osvaldo "Chihuahua" Martinez: percussion Herbie Hancock - Inventions & Dimensions Tracks: 01 Succotash 02 Triangle 03 Jack Rabbit 04 Mimosa 05 A Jump Ahead

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tommcd (2011-02-28)

Schon55, thanks a lot for uploading yet another great classic from HH. I have not heard this album in years. Listening to HH with just bass and percussion backing him up is pure joy!
Do you happen to have Hancock's "My Point of View" album by any chance? If so, could you upload it please?
You are still the best jazz uploader on TPB. Thanks you again for all the great music you provide.