An impressive tribute by Hancock to the world of Gershwin (and while he was at it, a bit to Ravel) with his usual eclecticism taken to the nth degree, thanks also to a parade of in-form allstars including Jonie Mitchell, Wayne Shorter, Chick Corea, and Stevie Wonder. The range spans from post-bop (Cottontail) to funky blues (St. Louis Blues), from electronic nu-jazz (Here Come De Honey Man) to world (Overture) to classical revisited (Lullaby, Prelude, and Adagio) with the Orpheus Ensemble. more
A great one of music, one of those who are and will be true and immortal musicians. more
Great voice, strong personality, I admit I prefer him solo rather than with SOAD... more
The ideal from 14:02 to 16:15! more
he's simply great, what more can I say? more
His guitar is the perfect night companion. more
The ideal good morning at 6 a.m. more
The cure for all ills :) more
Taking away the first review, on this page half of the writings are by HELL and half by HELLring. And even the definitions (up to this point) were one from HELL and one from HELLring. It’s A MESS. more
What a man, what a man __ more
Simply fantastic and definitely relaxing. more
The Convent of the Brothers and Sisters Debaseraniense. more
Very talented and with a unique voice. "Pianeta Venere" and "Elektrika" are two excellent albums. Listen to "Una Ballata di Polvere" from the first and "Deriva" from the second to believe it. more
Musically fluctuating, but generally more than good, vocally a goddess. more
muse guitar solos well, we can't say they don't have guts
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Shut up and get lost, cut your hair and go to work! more
THE DEMON! more
His voice... needs no commentary, just to be heard. more
Jazz. more
Probably, more than half of the music we currently listen to was born with them. more