Herbie Hancock: Secrets La version sur Le vinyle LP en Norme édition. Cette édition particulière a été publiée en L'Europe dans la maison d'édition Music On Vinyl En collaboration avec Columbia Le 31 juillet 2015.

"Secrets" from 1976 is a jazz-funk-fusion album by keyboardist Herbie Hancock. The follow-up to his previous album, "Man-Child", again relies on bassist Paul Jackson and horn player Bennie Maupin to provide most of the solos alongside the master. On "Man-Child" the electric guitar joined Hancock's sound, and on "Secrets" it was almost in the middle. The dazzling rhythm guitar of Wah Wah Watson, a Motown session musician, stands out here. Where "Man-Child" still maintained a balance between fast and slow songs, "Secrets" retains a more relaxed, mellow feel. Even slightly faster tracks like "Doin' It" and "Cantaloupe Island" are imbued with a relaxed Caribbean influence. Overall, the album relies more on rolling grooves than energetic funk. Hancock spent a lot of time with Rhodes piano and was already using the new polyphonic synthesizers - a first step for ambient music.

Album couvre tous les genres Jazz, Funk / Soul, Fusion, Funk et Jazz-Funk. 180g Vinyl.