Sextant

from Foot Notes · host kwame Fulani

Herbie Hancock is playing a variety of electronics on this set recorded in 1973. It was an unusual sound for the time period. 1. HORNETS MWANDISHI (Herbie Hancock) Synthesizers, Electric Piano, Clavinet with Fuzz-Wah, Echoplex, Guiro, Phase Shifter MWILE (Benny Maupin) Clairnet, Afuche, Hum-A-Zoo, Piccolo, Bass Clairnet MGANGA (Dr. Eddie Henderson) Flugelhorn PEPO (Julian Priester) Alto Trombone MCHEZAJI (Buster Williams) Electric Bass with Wah-Wah and Fuzz JABALI (Billy Hart) Drums

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