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So this music indicates that we're on a Wednesday version of our solo analysis.

I thought you were going to say this music indicates that we're in heaven.

Because I feel like I am.

That's so good, isn't it? Who we listen to? Listen to the supple pianistic sounds of Herbie Hancock. Supple is a terrible word. It is. I don't even know what it means. Yeah, this is Herbie Hancock from his Grammy Award-winning album, River, the Johnny Letters. Nice. This is Solitude and we're focusing on Herbie Solo.

We are Grammy Award winning album River, The Journey Letters. Nice. This is Solitude, and we're focusing on Herbie Solo.

We are zeroing in on Solitude of his solo on Solitude.

Yeah, indeed.

So why did you choose this solo, man?

Well, actually, what I was hoping to do was just even started from where we did at the beginning,

because I think the

whole thing is you know the way he plays a melody i really wanted to look at that i think it's such a great

this recording this particular track is such a great example of um you know herbie's just pianistic

skills in this great trio setting over just a standard.

Now, there's a bunch of things we could get into too.

We probably won't, you know, in terms of like harmony and re-harmon and stuff.

But just in terms of his piano playing, like his control of the left hand and the right hand,

how he breaks up the voicing and stuff.

Let's do it.

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