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Secrets, recorded in June 1976 and released that August on Columbia, is Herbie Hancock's seventeenth album, following Man-Child and built with reedman Bennie Maupin and guitarist-turned-co-producer Wah Wah Watson. The record folds in a re-composed, nearly unrecognizable version of Hancock's own 1964 tune "Cantaloupe Island," alongside new jazz-funk originals driven by Paul Jackson's bass and a rotating cast of drummers including James Gadson. It arrived the same summer Hancock reunited with his acoustic quintet for the one-off V.S.O.P. shows.
Media Condition: Very Good (VG) Sleeve Condition: Very Good (VG)
Some light wear/marks on disc. Promo stamp on back, some outer/shelf wear, blemishes/some discoloration
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Label: Columbia,Columbia | PC 34280, 34280 | US
Released: 1976
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Track List:
A1. Doin' It 8:00 A2. People Music 7:07 A3. Cantelope Island 7:06 B1. Spider 7:20 B2. Gentle Thoughts 7:01 B3. Swamp Rat 6:25 B4. Sansho Shima 4:50
