Herbie Hancock - Speak Like a Child

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Uploaded by on Dec 8, 2009

Speak Like a Child

Album:
Speak Like a Child (1968)

Written by:
Herbie Hancock

Personnel:
Herbie Hancock — piano
Thad Jones — fluegelhorn
Jerry Dodgion — alto flute
Peter Philips — bass trombone
Ron Carter — bass
Mickey Roker — drums

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  • @f5yeangel5 - That's what people who are not musically inclined say; especially those that haven't had music education courses on music theory.

  • @Slipmastaflex - People with a Narcissistic Personality Disorder usually respond the way you do; because although they claim to stand for “rightfully letting others enjoy music” that same person will then turn around and not let internet users “rightfully comment” on an open forum.

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  • Anybody know where to find a chart for this song??

  • This is what Herbie Hancock is all about, providing unique and original music that appeals to a broad spectrum of listeners and folks that can and do appreciate classic easy listening jazz music at its very best...don't get no better, huh!

  • so beautiful

  • Just listened to this fantastic album for the first time in years.......this outstanding song really stands out in particular.......

  • I'm hearing a lot of Estate here

  • 当時、ジャズキチ先輩が、ハンコックの"Speak Like A Child"は頭の触覚で聞きなさい・訳の分からぬことを・やは­りジャズ至宝! #jazzm

  • @JazzyZenBrotha LOL!

  • The reference to elevator music is quite valid. Early '70's arrangers pounced on this beautiful music and watered it down for TV shows like M.A.S.H. etc.

  • @f5yeangel5 I know what you mean... just being silly. The gentle latin rythmn and lush horn arrangements were most definitly copied by clever arrangers in the seventies for elevators and shopping malls.

  • @dowsemeister no i mean, it sounds like you would hear in an elevator.

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