Retro-future-Fusionism

Inspired by hosting a play date for my 8 year old. They wanted to have a fashion show, and I said that I would throw down some catwalk music.....
Co created and produced by Jim Culby

Grace (instrumental)

Herbie Hancock and The Headhunters

Live at Sendesaal Radio Bremen, Germany, 1974-11-06

Herbie Hancock: keyboards, piano
Bennie Maupin: sax
Paul Jackson: el-bass
Mike Clark: drums
Bill Summer: percussion

Herbie Hancock and The Headhunters  Live in Germany 1974 "Chameleon"

http://funkit.virose.net/?p=2963

Herbie Hancock Quartet with Jaco Pastorius - Chameleon
February 16, 1977
Chicago, IL @ The Ivanhoe Theater

Herbie Hancock - Keyboards
Jaco Pastorius - Electric Bass
Bennie Maupin - Soprano & Tenor Saxophone, Lyricon
James Levi - Drums

Herbie Hancock Quartet with Jaco Pastorius - Chameleon 2/16/77

Herbie Hancock and the Headhunters II - Swamp Rat (Live at the Montreux 1989)

Dubstep/Mashup of Herbie Hancock's "Rockit/Nobu" by saxophonist Darryl Reeves. Made in tribute to the 30-year anniversary of "Rockit", a composition which was the  first recognized popular single to feature scratching and other turntablist techniques, performed by GrandMixer D.ST - an influential DJ in the early years of turntablism.

Check out Reeves' New Album: Mercury

Itunes: http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/mercury/id520969585

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About Darryl 

Hailing from Atlanta, GA, Darryl Reeves is a saxophonist that effortlessly merges the lines between funk, soul & hip-hop, expressed from a platform rooted in jazz. Growing up in a musical family, Reeves attended the Northwestern Performing & Visual Arts Center in Miami. Moved by hip-hop samples originating from jazz, Reeves was led to being influenced by greats such as Charlie Parker and John Coltrane. Reeves studied music at Jackson State University. He subsequently completed his Masters of Music at the University of New Orleans, where he studied with Terence Blanchard and performed on the scene with Delfeayo Marsalis. In 2004, Reeves released the funky and playful Diary of a Bandstand, to ample acclaim. It featured Robert Glasper, Russell Gunn & Quamon Fowler and cemented Reeves' reputation for presenting a new outlook on the sound, style and production of jazz music. Reeves has kept a steady hand in not being limited to any specific genre. Some know him just as well for his production in hip-hop. Reeves caught Ahmir "?uestlove" Thompson's attention with his ingenious jazz-funk remixes of Jay-Z's Black Album, which was spun upon many of the drummer's dj sets. Recently in Atlanta, he has been the music director of many highly acclaimed live sets with Aishah Rashied Hyman's Spreadlove and DJ Kemit. He has performed and recorded with notable artists including Roy Ayers, The O'Jays, Frank McComb, Angie Stone, Kirk Whalum, Jill Scott, Phonte, Toku, Janelle Monae,  Young Jeezy, B.O.B. and T-Pain.

Dubstep Jazz - Herbie Hancock "Rockit/Nobu" (Darryl Reeves remix)

A short cover of the long Herbie Hancock song Chameleon from the Headhunters album.

Retro-future-Fusionism

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