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Herbie Hancock: Possibilities

Herbie Hancock: Possibilities

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Directors: Doug Biro, Jon Fine
Studio: Magnolia
Category: Movie

Buy New: $14.99

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Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars 9 reviews
Sales Rank: 29377

Genre: Art House
Media: Video On Demand
Running Time: 92 Minutes


Release Date: October 7, 2008
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Synopsis:

Ordinary music soars to extraordinary heights as gifted keyboardist Herbie Hancock joins forces with a variety of well-known music superstars to offer a completely original listening experience. As Hancock collaborates with such artists as Paul Simon, Annie Lennox, Sting, and John Mayer, the cameras are permitted into the studios and behind-the-scenes to show just what happens when some of the greatest music minds of a generation converge.

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Customer Reviews:   Read 4 more reviews...

4 out of 5 stars Hancock - Possibilities   September 16, 2008
F. Mosner (Czech Republic)
Nice documentary movie from various recording sessions - each song has it's own stage :-) You have to know the cd before you can enjoy this DVD...

DD 5.1, stereo sound, 16:9 picture



4 out of 5 stars Possibilities DVD and CD   May 27, 2008
Glenn Collins (Cincinnati, Oh United States)
I was expecting a complete Music CD- only contained a few of the songs from the DVD. Very disappointed. Overall purchase was OK. Rating 3.5


5 out of 5 stars What a Great Lesson Here   March 23, 2008
Tim From Cincinnati (Land of Lonnie Mack)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful

I don't care if you're a musician, poet, photographer, painter or wash dishes for a living...We all Learn much more by listening to what makes an artist "thinks" and "shares" of his experiences in life and art. This dvd blew me away, and i found magic scattered all over the place. I LOVED listening just as much to Herbie's thoughts, as i did the music. What a rare pleasure it is, when someone like Hancock opens up the door to what's in that mind and heart, of a true American Icon. I Highly Recommend this Experience. I wish i could have given this amazing project a 100 stars.


4 out of 5 stars Tremendous!   January 8, 2008
lwebb39 (East Orange, NJ USA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful

It's Herbie, nuff said. Always cutting edge. Always art at the highest level. No cliches, nothing wasted, always swinging. One of the greatest living musicians on the planet!
L.Webb



4 out of 5 stars Hancock's life and friends   September 7, 2007
T. Davis (Seattle, WA)
5 out of 5 found this review helpful

Herbie Hancock is a man who embraces all kinds of people and experiences, an explorer in many cultural and musical fields. This DVD is a good introduction to him and his life, featuring snippets from his early quartet years with legends Miles Davis and Wayne Shorter to his forays into electronic funk with the Headhunters to his most recent collaborations.

Some of these sessions are more successful than others, but all are interesting. Hancock performs with great stars like Annie Lennox, Carlos Santana, and Paul Simon, makes international connections with singers like Angelique Kidjo and composers like Brian Eno, and concludes with a trip to Japan where his spiritual side is revealed. The disc presents many enjoyable and insightful moments in the creative process.

I have to point out, however, that this film is primarily a making-of documentary. It doesn't present finished, polished work, serving instead as an invitation to listen to the Possibilities CD as well as to those recordings produced during Hancock's earlier incarnations. As such, I would say it's more of a DVD to rent than one you need to own, even if you are a big Hancock fan.


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