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Showing posts with label Herbie Hancock. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Herbie Hancock. Show all posts

Tuesday, 17 May 2022

The Reflex [2022] - RKIT / WTLDY [Revision Records #REVREC009]


A couple of The Reflex mixes that have been around a few years have just received a release on 12" vinyl (8 Apr 2022). 

The first is Herbie Hancock's "Rockit" ("RKIT") from 1983 coupled with The Isley Brothers' 1973 version of "That Lady" which they originally recorded in 1964 as "Who's That Lady" on United Artists. 

If being pedantic, it should really be titled "TDLY" and not "WTLDY" to avoid confusion as the 70s version is considerably different to the 60s version (included below if you don't know it).

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Details
Rating: 8
Explicit: N
Genre/Style: Classic Soul / Remixes
Format: Single
Media: 12"
Label: Self Released
Cat No: None
Date: 08/04/2022
Key/BPM: N/A
Price: £12


Wednesday, 27 January 2021

Mario Biondi [2021] - Canteloupe Island (DJ Meme Remix) [Beyond Srl]


Italy's answer to Barry White, Mario Biondi releases a new album on 29 Jan 2021 titled 'Dare'. The only track currently available is his version of Herbie Hancock's Canteloupe Island (DJ Meme Remix), which Hancock wrote and recorded in 1964 on Empyrean Isles whilst he was a member of Miles Davis quintet.  The song was voted #19 in Jazz24.org 'Jazz 100: One Hundred Quintessential Jazz Songs'. 

Donald Byrd covered it in 1964 and US3 had a hit with a hip-hop version caled Cantaloop (Flip Fantasia) in 1992. There are dozens of other versions one of the latest by Manhattan Transfer in 2018 titled Cantaloop (Flip Out).

Herbie Hancock [1964] - Canteloupe Island [Blue Note #BLP 4175]

Here are the masters at work! Herbie Hancock (piano), Freddie Hubbard (cornet) d. 2008, Ron Carter (bass), Tony Williams (drums) d.1997 and featuring Joe Henderson (saxophone) d. 2001, who wasn't on the original recording in 1964. This video was recorded in 1985.