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A brilliant debut that paved the way for the future of modern jazz
An ambitious work by an up-and-coming pianist that combines fresh sensibility with tradition.
Herbie Hancock's beautifully constructed piano touch shines through in the outstanding ensemble. Featuring classics such as "Watermelon Man," this is an important album that heralds the transition from hard bop to the new mainstream.
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