A couple legends showing why they are just that...legends. Showing off some nice retro technology too.
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Nice one mate-great watch.
Good interview with Herbie talking about music and technology:
http://www.wired.com/entertainment/music/commentary/listeningpost/2007/10/listeningpost_1001
Interesting last question/answer:
WN: Is there any new technology out now that you're enjoying using?
Hancock: Well, Mac OS X. As far as music goes, there's (Apple's) Logic Studio.... We just got that last week and it's incredible; we've been playing around with that now. And I play a Korg Oasis, which is a workstation. I hired a guy, because now the stuff has gotten really beyond me (laughs). I had to decide some years ago whether I'd be the guy that's making the music or the guy that's programming the synthesizer that produces the music, and I figure I'd better be the one making the music.
Great post, thanks much!
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