Back in the mid-'70s, Herbie Hancock's Headhunters were making some of the funkiest fusion around. The band (like Weather Report and Return to Forever) was a prime exponent of post-Miles Davis electric jazz. Now, two decades after the...more.

It's Headhunters. In the 70's or in the 90's this band has a unique sound, no matter the recording production or technology. This recording was produced in 1997 with an evident "near" acid jazz sound, but it's...more.

Looking back on the original Headhunters and Thrust albums, they were seminal to the smooth jazz movement. This album breaks no new ground, but still compares favorably to groups like Yellowjackets and Groove Collective. No one can play like Herbie, even...more.

This is some killer fusion, starting it off with "Funk Hunter". Great funk styles here with everyone. The overdubbed bass licks from Paul Jackson to the solid drumming of Mike Clarke. It appears that most people are unreasonably hard on this...more.

Hey guys, can't you judge a thing for what it is? Do you have always to compare a thing to another one to have an idea about it? What kind of approach is it? Moreover different things are not comparable...more.