Finding Zen in music
Jazz pianist and composer Herbie Hancock talks about an epiphany with the late Miles Davis that changed his life, writes GEOFFREY EU
HERBIE Hancock was having trouble finding his groove. It was the second half of the 1960s and the jazz pianist and future music legend, still only in his 20s and a key member of the Miles Davis Quintet, was jaded, depressed and worn down by life on the road, playing night after night in clubs and concert halls.
During a gig in Boston, …
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