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Perhaps the funkiest album of Herbie Hancock's early- to mid-'70s jazz/funk/fusion era, Man-Child starts off with the unforgettable "Hang Up Your Hang Ups," and the beat just keeps coming until the album's end. "Sun Touch" and "Bubbles" are slower, but funky nonetheless. Hancock is the star on his arsenal of keyboards, but guitarist Wah Wah Watson's presence is what puts a new sheen on this recording, distinguishing it from its predecessors, Head Hunters and Thrust. Others among the all-star cast of soloists and accompanists include Wayne Shorter on soprano sax, Stevie Wonder on chromatic harmonica, and longtime Hancock cohort Bennie Maupin on an arsenal of woodwinds.
[Herbie Hancock - Hang Up Your Hang Ups / 7:31]Previously on Funk-Fu Fighting Friday opposing two funk-shal warriors: the redoubtable Bloodtea and the disreputable Bartleby:1- Funkin' Da Tea v Bringing Funk-Fu Friday2- Funk-Fu Friday #2 v Funkin' Da Tea (part 2)The epic funk-fu fight continues with the feistiness of a feline.Here's hoping Anna will tame all of you, tigers.Edit: This is why Bloodte
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