[TR24][OF] Herbie Hancock - Sunlight - 1978/2013 (Jazz-Funk, Post-Bop, Piano Jazz, Fusion)

Herbie Hancock Sunlight Год издания/переиздания диска: 1978/2013 Жанр: Jazz-Funk, Post-Bop, Piano Jazz, Fusion Издатель (лейбл): Columbia Продолжительность: 00:39:32 Наличие сканов: Sleeve 01. I Thought It Was You (8:59) 02. Come Running to Me (8:28) 03. Sunlight (7:12) 04. No Means Yes (6:21) 05. Good Question (8:32) Контейнер: FLAC (*.flac) Тип рипа: tracks Разрядность: 24bit / 96kHz Количество каналов: 2.0   О релизе Sunlight originated as a UK import album in 1978. The album is viewed as more funk than jazz and encounters the beginnings of Herbie's electro-funk stage heard in some of his later albums. Sunlight features the UK single "I Thought It Was You." After Man-Child, alas, Herbie Hancock's American jazz-funk records in the 1970s grew gradually more commercial, less stimulating, and crucially, less truly funky with each release, even as his equipment rack grew larger. Just take a look at the staggering collection of keyboards on the back cover of the Sunlight LP -- all sought-after collectors' items now -- yet Hancock makes so little use of their possibilities here. For much of the album, he seems most interested in establishing a new career as an electronic vocalist. "I Thought It Was You," "Come Running to Me," and the title track introduce the ghostly, gauzy sound of Herbie's singing voice as heard through a vocoder; there's even an electronic Herbie scat choir. Stevie Wonder, he's not. There are still occasional splashes of Hancock harmonic color on the keyboards, but he also relies upon superfluous, self-arranged brass riffs and string backgrounds. The backup bands shift from track to track, from combinations of Headhunters alumni that offer soft-focused facsimiles of the old funk drive to a surprisingly strait-jacketed pairing of Tony Williams and Jaco Pastorius on the eccentric "Good Question." --Richard S. Ginell Personnel: Herbie Hancock – keyboards, synthesizers, lead and background vocals (through vocoder) (1–3), string, brass and woodwind arrangements Patrick Gleeson – additional synthesizers (5) Bennie Maupin – soprano saxophone solo (3) Wah Wah Watson, Ray Parker, Jr. – guitar (1, 3) Byron Miller (1), Paul Jackson (2–4), Jaco Pastorius (5) – electric bass Leon "Ndugu" Chancler (1), James Levi (2, 3), Harvey Mason, Sr. (4), Tony Williams (5) – drums Raul Rekow (exc. 3), Bill Summers (exc. 1) – percussion Baba Duru – tabla (2) Bobby Shew, Maurice Spears, Robert O'Bryant, Garnett Brown – brass (exc. 4) Ernest J. Watts, Fred Jackson, Jr., Jack Nimitz, David Willard Riddles – woodwind (2, 5) Terry Adams, Roy Malan, Nathan Rubin, Linda Wood, Emily VanValkenburgh – strings (2) Recorded: 1977, The Automatt, San Francisco; The Village Recorder, Los Angeles     Отчёты     Динамический диапазон foobar2000 1.2.2 / Dynamic Range Meter 1.1.1 log date: 2015-04-15 21:15:14 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Analyzed: Herbie Hancock / Sunlight -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DR Peak RMS Duration Track -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DR13 -0.10 dB -15.12 dB 8:59 ?-I Thought It Was You DR14 -0.14 dB -16.27 dB 8:28 ?-Come Running to Me DR13 -0.10 dB -15.41 dB 7:12 ?-Sunlight DR13 -0.85 dB -15.42 dB 6:21 ?-No Means Yes DR11 -0.05 dB -13.27 dB 8:32 ?-Good Question -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Number of tracks: 5 Official DR value: DR13 Samplerate: 96000 Hz Channels: 2 Bits per sample: 24 Bitrate: 2983 kbps Codec: FLAC ================================================================================     Скриншот спектра частот       Доп. информация При скачивании, если необходимо, переименуйте папку, в которой будет находиться альбомБольшая просьба к скачавшим поддерживать раздачу! Помогайте другим, ведь вам тоже может понадобиться помощь!Не забываем говорить "Спасибо"!Комментарии приветствуются! Herbie Hancock Hi-Res