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	Headhunter Job
		Headhunting was practiced in parts of Nigeria, the Balkan peninsula, Nurestan, Assam, Myanmar, Borneo, Indonesia, the Philippines, Taiwan, Micronesia and Melanesia, New Zealand and the Amazon.
		Headhunting was part of the process of structuring, reinforcing and defending hierarchical relationships between communities and individuals.
		Headhunter is a series of western novels written by E.J. Hunter in the 1990s profiling the adventures of a young, female gunfighter.
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	The Headhunters - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Secrets (1976) saw James Levi installed as drummer, Kenneth Nash on percussion, and the addition of Ray Parker and Melvin "Wah Wah" Watson on guitar, alongside regulars Hancock, Maupin and Jackson.
		The concert was released as an album in 1977.
		Although the Headhunters' albums were often belitted as "pop" by purist jazz critics at the time, it is now widely accepted that they were significantly influenced by, and made a significant contribution to, the "serious jazz" canon.
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		A second album, The Black Man's Burdon, was released before the year's end, and over the course of two records it documented the group's increasingly long improvisations (as well as Burdon's growing tendency to ramble).
		War really hit their stride on the follow-up album, 1972's The World Is a Ghetto; boosted by a sense of multicultural harmony, it topped the charts and sold over three million copies, making it the best-selling album of 1973.
		The Headhunters' version of "Land of 1000 Dances," written by Chris Kenner and Fats Domino, was issued on the Rampart label in early 1965 and peaked at number 30 on the charts, which got the group booked supporting the Beatles, among many other bands.
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	Headhunters Rmst (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The heart of this album is the fact that all the musicians can really play with a lot of passion and fire.
		"Headhunters" is a classic "jazz-funk" album, and each of the four cuts is unique and strong on its own.
		As for the album itself, it is basically an experiment in a new type of music.
	www.megamediadepot.net /HEADHUNTERS_RMST_details1748836.aspx (1065 words)

	Perfect Sound Forever: Herbie Hancock
		Headhunters, issued the same year ('73), was notable for three things: personnel changes, an unbelievable re-take on Hancock's "Watermelon Man," and a larger step toward mainstream jazz not untinged of rock influences.
		It was actually a lynchpin for the end of the Mwandishi period, the start of a side gig with Maupin (along with others who'd all keep the sobriquet once Hancock exited, then move on to further recordings), and the beginning of a continuation of the Mwandishi ideas under semi-new management.
		Secret's lead-off, "Doin' It," was a catchy propulsive repeating hook-song you couldn't help but tap your foot, nod your head, or shake your booty to.
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	Toronto headhunters marketing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
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	ttgapers store - USA - Secrets - Herbie Hancock - Product Details :: ttgapers.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Yes this was the final album he ever did w/ the Headhunters before moving on his own to do his own thing.
		Thankfully, "Secrets," under the usually readily available Columbia jazz header is probably just sitting there in your jazz section pleading with you to pick it up for $9.99.
		It still has a lot of funk to it, but for the most part the album is toned down and a bit bland at times, leaving you with repetitve parts you wish would shift.
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	Herbie Hancock Summary
		Of the three electronically sounded albums, Sextant is probably the most experimental since the Arp synthesizers are used extensively and some advanced improvisation ("post-modal free impressionism") is found on the tracks "Hornets" and "Hidden Shadows" (which is in the meter 19/4).
		The album Head Hunters, released in 1973, was a major hit and crossed over to pop audiences, though it prompted criticism from some jazz fans.
		Albums such as Monster (1980), Magic Windows (1981), and Lite Me Up (1982) were some of Hancock's most criticized and unwelcomed albums, the market at the time being somewhat saturated with similar pop-jazz hybrids from the likes of former bandmate Freddie Hubbard.
	www.bookrags.com /Herbie_Hancock (4376 words)

	Secrets (Headhunters album) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		V.S.O.P. Secrets is a 1976 jazz-funk fusion album by keyboard player Herbie Hancock, with his Headhunters band.
		Although summery and mellow, the album was far from lounge music, with some extremely abstract and intense sections, particular in the latter half; it is also entirely instrumental beside the "Jus' keep on doin' it" chants of the opening track.
		Subsequent Hancock/Headhunters albums saw the addition of more vocoded lead vocals and disco influences, leaving Secrets as arguably the last major release from The Headhunters as an exploratory jazz ensemble.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Secrets_(Headhunters_album) (387 words)

	The Classics
		Their albums are quite hard to find since none of them have been released in the last 12 years; "Rock For The King" was re-released in 1990 on the Medusa lable.
		The album was not originally released on CD and it was another one that I had to "special order." The cassette I have has three different "record" names (Quicksilver, Rotton and Morada) and there's also no lyrics on the inside cover.
		This album was re-released and remastered on the double CD release mentioned in the "Time's End" review and also was re-released by M8 with the original cover and four demo songs from The Gentiles 1981 demo.
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	Herbie Hancock (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Among the tunes on this later album was "Watermelon Man", a Hancock original that appealed to more than the usual jazz audience.
		Whether by good fortune or through astute observation of the music scene, Hancock's first album with the quartet, Head Hunters, was widely accepted in the burgeoning disco scene and achieved substantial sales.
		Certain albums he made, with Chick Corea and with his own band, V.S.O.P. (a re-creation of the Davis quintet except with Freddie Hubbard in place of Miles), suggested that he retained an interest, however peripheral, in jazz.
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	Herbie Hancock
		That's the case with this album, Hancock with Carter and Williams.
		Given all the talent on hand, it's surprising how dull this album is. Laswell was in a slump during the late 80s, with one production after another featuring lots of open space, electronic drums playing standard 4/4 patterns, minimal funk bass, and a small range of keyboard effects.
		Despite the album's remarkable consistency and endless variety, it doesn't really take the listener into Gershwin's world, because the interpretations are so modern (the brilliant, space-filled interplay on "Here Come Da Honey Man").
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	favorite herbie's periods/albums/songs ? - Page 2 - HerbieHancock.com Community Forums
		Only a few albums here to pick from, but I think this one is the best.
		The album he made with Wynton Marsalis in 1981 is also quite a gem.
		My Favourite album of all time (so far) is FLOOD, a live recording of Herbie Hancock with the Headhunters in Japan, 1976.
	www.herbiehancock.com /forums/showthread.php?p=101 (1339 words)

	The Jazz/Rock Fusion Page:a site is dedicated to Jazz Fusion and related genres with a special emphasis on Jazz/Rock ...
		The music first showcased on this album is in many ways one of the most successful examples of the integration of rock and jazz.
		Holdsworth subsequently released several well received albums during the '80's and '90's and remains one of the most innovative practitioners of contemporary jazz-rock.
		The album is of such even high quality that it’s difficult to pick favorites.
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	Music : Thrust (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Herbie Hancock brings so many elements to this recording a continuation of the Jazz/Fusion/Funk mode which is unique at the time since so many others were pursuing the pyrotechnical progressive melding of Rock and Jazz alot of which was missing the level of soulfulness and funkiness of this unit's recordings.
		Although I enjoyed the Headhunters album (1973), this 1974 release is a bit more appealing - and it has nothing to do with the sci-fi cover art.
		In general, the playing on this album seems further out there and a bit more sophisticated, even though the only thing that changed was the addition of jaw-dropping virtuoso drummer Mike Clark (shows you just how important the drummer is I guess).
	www.prep4usmle.com /B000008U0X/Thrust.htm (498 words)

	Crap Filter: Entertainment news, reviews and commentary » Skarface’s favorite albums of 2005 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		This album teams up Will Oldham, aka Bonnie “Prince” Billy, playing the role of enigmatic singer/songwriter, and Matt Sweeney, formerly of Zwan and Chavez, occasionally of Guided By Voices, as the itinerant guitar slinger.
		The album is pretty good in its own right, but the second disk that comes with it, the singles disk, now that’s where the money is. A pure, sweaty, adrenaline rush of a record.
		All are British, all embrace their adorable accents, and all are the proud parents of danceable power-pop/rock albums that were released in the year 2005.
	crapfilter.net /2005/12/29/skarfaces_favorite_albums_of_2005 (1925 words)

	Herbie Hancock
		He recorded his first solo album for Blue Note Records in 1962, it was the first of dozens of albums Hancock would lead in the coming decades.
		Of these three albums ''Sextant'' is probably the most experimental: the Moog and Arp synthesizers are used in revolutionary ways that still sound fresh today; some extremely advanced improvisation is found on the tracks "Hornets" and "Hidden Shadows" (which is in the meter 19/4).
		Headhunters reunited with Hancock in 1998 for another album.
	www.artistopia.com /herbie-hancock (1679 words)

	VH1.com : The Headhunters : Biography - Urge Music Downloads
		The Headhunters represented a major turning point for Herbie Hancock, whose approach to fusion
		Before that, the chameleonic pianist/keyboardist had been leading a daring unit called the Sextant, which fused jazz, R&B and rock with world music and took more than its share of chances.
		But regrettably, the Sextant's three albums for Warner Bros. were modest sellers at best, so in 1973, he disbanded the Sextant and formed the Headhunters.
	www.vh1.com /artists/az/headhunters_1_/bio.jhtml (274 words)

	ttgapers store - USA - Survival of the Fittest - Headhunters - Product Details :: ttgapers.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		This is Herbie Hancock's "Headhunters", recording their first (and best) record without Herbie or any other keyboard player present, although he did produce it.
		Their second album "Straight From The Gate" is not nearly as good, but has a few interesting cuts, and another ridiculously wild guitar solo by Blackbird McKnight.
		This was the album cut by Herbie Hancock's back-up group soon after the massive unexpected popularity of Herbie's Headhunters LP.
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	Variety.com - Reviews - Herbie Hancock: Possibilities (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		To make the album, which the film chronicles in a way that enhances the album's recordings, Hancock bounced between assimilator and leader while working with Christina Aguilera, Paul Simon, Phish's Trey Anastasio and Annie Lennox.
		"The hip stuff is outside the comfort zone," says Hancock, who pioneered fusion with his Headhunters band in the 1970s and made the quintessential break-dancing record, "Rockit," in the '80s.
		It's one of his many decrees, most of which seem on the money in his attempt to make each session as good as it can possibly be.
	www.variety.com /review/VE1117930219?categoryid=31 (518 words)

	Browse by Label: WARP RECORDS (UK) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The road was clearly mapped out for a future guitar hero with long hair and a studded leather-jacket but prefering the companionship of machines to humans, he endeavored in a basement to mix heavy riffs with robots-like sequences.
		Including the standout track from their set, 'Unchanging Window/Chord Simple' recorded in it's seven minute glory and 'Drums on Fire', another sensational live track which is much sought after since appearing on a very limited DJ promo earlier in the year.
		This album is dedicated to You." This album is also available domestically on Tommy Boy(!), but don't be ridiculous, buy this mid-line priced UK original.
	www.forcedexposure.com /labels/warp.records.uk.html (4027 words)

	Bob Belden: JAZZ MEETS POP
		Belden has released 13 albums as bandleader; among his most recent is a reworking of Carole King's classic album Tapestry.
		When I was with Woody Herman we had an album that we were promoting called Donald, Walter, and Woodrow.
		You might sell a few thousand, but you might get ten times that money from license fees, because it just happens to be the music of the time.
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	Amazon.ca: Monster: Music: Herbie Hancock (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Although not as commercially successful as other albums it is an easy album to listen to and a welcome relief from his attempts to enter the electric funk/dance/pop world ala Rockit.
		Once again, Herbie's jazz talents are in hibernation as he concocts probably the worst album of his career.
		At the time of its original release, I recall this was the album where I jumped ship on HH's career (I did return later, though!).
	www.amazon.ca /Monster-Herbie-Hancock/dp/B000024QUK (603 words)

	Jambands.com \| Features \| The Moment is Soulive- A Roundtable with Eric Krasno, Alan Evans, Neal Evans and a touch ...
		Neal: It just kind of happened; Eric did the first one a while ago while we were working with this guy Shuman an MC from Boston.
		That has different music on it than this remix album because we ended up redoing a couple tracks on it.
		Neal: The thing about it doing a remix album is there really wasn't much thinking for us to do.
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	freeform.org : Herbie Hancock
		Nothing is better than Herbie's "Secrets" while the sun is sinking low.
		An entire anthology of funk that should be the basis for all albums out there that are looking for that groove thing that may seem to elude most songwriters.
		I can deeply suggest to listen to Hancock´s "People Music" from the "Secrets" album..best time is while walking alone through the calm nature at evening and thinking about his own past (situations,people,feelings etc.) use a good quality walkman at medium volume...try it !!
	www.freeform.org /music/h/Herbie_Hancock.html (556 words)

	The Austin Chronicle The Applicators
		DJ Cassanova holds down a night of hip-hop at Headhunters with Tee Double and Mirage; Red Eyed Fly represents the no-frills metal of Broken Teeth, HeKill Three, and Human; and get your barbecue on with MC5-alikes Young Heart Attack and the Real Heroes at Stubb’s.
		Manchester’s original 1976 punks are touring on their eponymous seventh studio album (Merge Records), easily their best since their 1989 re-formation.
		Alone among their contemporaries, the Buzzcocks continue to perform in an exciting, muscular fashion, all high-energy pop-punk with windmill guitars and clever lyrics.
	www.austinchronicle.com /gyrobase/Guides/Bands?oid=54444 (1419 words)

	Bennie Maupin: Miles Beyond (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		After working with several Herbie Hancock projects, including his long term associations with the Headhunters, Maupin uprooted from NY to move to LA. While living a charmed life as a band member, his projects as a leader have been equally unlucky.
		His two projects for Mercury in the late seventies are lost under the staggering number of buyouts involving Mercury's ever vaster parental conglomerates.
		Everything is so electrified and manipulated electronically, so to hear the natural sound of the bass, or the natural sound of a percussion instrument, or the bass clarinet, or whatever it is, is a thing of great beauty.
	www.allaboutjazz.com /php/article.php?id=22723 (5032 words)

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