Herbie Hancock Quartet/Poland 1983

From the live archives of the Jazz Jamboree Festival, which has been held every year in Warsaw since 1969, a live recording of a live performance by the Herbie Hancock Quartet has been released. The quartet consisted of Branford Marsalis on tenor and soprano, Buster Williams, who was known to be trusted by Herbie, on bass, and Tony Williams, who supported Miles along with Herbie, on drums. Moreover, the songs played on this day included classic masterpieces such as “Oreo,” famous by Sonny Rollins and others, and the popular “Sister Sheryl,” written by Tony Williams, centered around Herbie’s swingy piano. I am. Furthermore, it is recorded in high quality from FM broadcast sound source, so you can enjoy the famous live performance that fans must listen to. Live at Jazz Jamboree, Warsaw, Poland 10/24/1983 1.Oleo 2.Sister Cheryl 3.The Peacock 4.Deception 5.Round Midnight Herbie Hancock (p) Branford Marsalis (ts, ss) Buster・Williams (b) Tony Williams (dr)