Experimental Explorations with Herbie Hancock
Stuart explores Herbie Hancock’s electronics-heavy free jazz group Mwandishi's self-titled landmark album from 1971. Plus, prog rock, West African folk music and harp arrangements.
Stuart explores the legendary jazz pianist Herbie Hancock’s electronics-heavy free jazz group Mwandishi's self titled landmark album from 1971. An early example of musical afro futurism and made up of just three long form tracks, the album fuses jazz together with rock, contemporary classical music, synthesizer experimentation, African textures as well as group improvisation.
Plus, whimsical prog rock, nature-inspired West African folk music, dreamy harp arrangements as well as moody urban electronics from Hatfield & The North, Mary Lattimore, Slotek plus more.
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Monochrome Set
Jet Set Junta
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Helen Ganya
Haze/Revolution
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Still House Plants
Curb
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Herbie Hancock
You'll Know When You Get There
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Justin Hopper & Sharron Kraus
Ivory
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Mary Lattimore & Paul Sukeena
Altar of Tammy
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Hatfield and the North
Let’s Eat (Real Soon)
- Virgin.
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Soft Machine
Why Are We Sleeping?
- The Soft Machine.
- Polydor.
- 012.
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Chris Sharkey
blow up
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J. Zunz
¸éá´Ú²¹²µ²¹
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Sunburned Hand of the Man
Pick a Day to Die
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Master Oogway & Henriette Eilertsen
Whispering Townsfolk
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Keith de Mendonca & Howard Dodd
Rain, Kerala
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Herbie Hancock
Wandering Spirit Song
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Slotek
Smoke & Mirrors
Broadcast
- Sun 29 May 2022 20:00Â鶹Éç Radio 6 Music