Herbie Hancock,Tonny Williams/Tokyo,Japan 1986

Starting with V.S.O.P. in 1977, when Live Under the Sky was held for the first time, he has participated in this festival almost every year, captivating the hearts of fans with his elaborate stages each time. Without him, Live Under the Sky would not be possible. Herbie Hancock is one of the main characters who is said to be unable to talk about The Sky. Harvey is the older brother of the genius Wynton Marsalis, who was deeply involved in Harvey’s major debut, and is the real brain behind the Wynton Quintet. Afterwards, he began to engage in contemporary activities in a different sense than Wynton, and in 1985 he joined Sting’s band, which attracted attention.In 1986, he finally formed his own band, and at the time was in full swing. A performance by a quartet that included Branford Marsalis, a rising tenor and soprano saxophonist, at Tokyo Live Under the Sky on July 26, 1986, to the very breath of each person. A supreme item that realizes the ultimate high-quality stereo sound board that is astounding and extremely high-quality, recorded directly from the original PCM digital recording master that conveys the story realistically, is now available for the first time. It’s gone! Live Under the Sky ’86 Yomiuriland East Tokyo July.26.1986 Herbie Hancock – Piano Branford Marsalis – Sax Ron Carter – Bass Tonny Williams – Drums