Herbie Hancock on Austin City Limits "Secret Sauce"
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- čas přidán 18. 01. 2018
- Herbie Hancock performs "Secret Sauce" on Austin City Limits. Catch Herbie Hancock's episode premiere on January 20, 2018. Check your local PBS listings.
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About the Episode
Thrill to an hour with legendary keyboardist and composer Herbie Hancock. The jazz innovator surveys his decades-long career in his ACL debut.
About Austin City Limits
Austin City Limits (ACL) offers viewers unparalleled access to featured acts in an intimate setting that provides a platform for artists to deliver inspired, memorable, full-length performances. The program is taped live before a concert audience from The Moody Theater in downtown Austin. ACL is the longest-running music series in American television history and remains the only TV series to ever be awarded the National Medal of Arts. Since its inception, the groundbreaking music series has become an institution that's helped secure Austin's reputation as the Live Music Capital of the World. The historic KLRU Studio 6A, home to 36 years of ACL concerts, has been designated an official Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Landmark. In 2011, ACL moved to the new venue ACL Live at The Moody Theater in downtown Austin. ACL received a rare institutional Peabody Award for excellence and outstanding achievement in 2012. ACL is produced by KLRU-TV and funding is provided in part by Dell, the Austin Convention Center Department, Shiner Beers and HomeAway.com. Additional funding is provided by the Friends of Austin City Limits. Learn more about Austin City Limits, programming and history at acltv.com. - Hudba
Vinnie is nuts! 40 years of just ridiculous drumming. We have been so lucky for his contribution to music.
Good to see Terrace repping the younger generation with these legends.
Thanks mr hancock
Nice that this one have different camera angles than the 1st time I saw this show. Thanks!
Awesome footage!
Awesome! Herbie’s hands and ear. Awesome!
Thanks so much
Legend!
How about the Horn Player Keyboardist Terrace Martin!!r?? A Mazing (and I thought it was Robert Glasper's Casey Benjamin)
Keep going 96 rhythm cool dynamics
Yes Vinnie gives everything when he plays
Ooof, this gets intense!
6:37 this is sick!!!!!
Harika..
Türkiye'den selamlar
Who's the Man? We all know who!!
WAY TOO MUCH talent on that there stage!!..
Their fade ins and fade out outs are just rediculous, but what happened to Vinnie??..he just doesn't look that well, I've been a Vinnie afficianoto way back to Zappa and I know he's gone up and down with weight..but he just didn't look like he was in good health.. just my opinion but I've read others share it.
Honestly hope he's cool!
He sure plays like he's in good health. Must have been pretty hot because he usually isn't that drenched on stage.
You hit the nail on the head when you said "way back to Zappa"... he just ain't young no more, y'know, but prob in good shape for his age, w all that excercise playing & practising, etc
You can barely hear Vinnie's toms.
Hah, I saw Herbie and Vinnie last night live and his toms were pretty quiet last night too! Not quite as cutting as when he was still with Yamaha I guess ;)
Yeah.. he’s drumkit is mixed too low on this show. And you know how powerful Vinnie plays those drums.
@@JoEsp I agree, the sound of the drums is unfortunately too low in volume and a bit too dark and muddy. He usually cuts through, especially the snare and cymbals.
The sound sucks.