Herbie Hancock - Lite Me Up Album

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Lite Me Up - Herbie Hancock. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией. Lite Me Up is an album by Herbie Hancock. Lite Me Up Rod Temperton. The Bomb Herbie Hancock, Temperton. Gettin' to the Good Part Hancock, Temperton. Paradise Bill Champlin, David Foster, Jay Graydon, Hancock. Can't Hide Your Love Jeffrey Cohen, Hancock, Narada Michael Walden. The Fun Tracks Temperton. Motor Mouth Temperton. Give It All Your Heart Hancock, Temperton. Lite Me Up. Herbie Hancock - Lite Me Up 1982. To favorites 5 Download album. Listen album. Herbie Hancock. Songs in album Herbie Hancock - Lite Me Up 1982. Herbie Hancock - The Bomb. Herbie Hancock - Gettin' To The Good Part. Herbie Hancock - Paradise. Herbie Hancock - Can't Hide Your Love. Herbie Hancock - The Fun Tracks. Herbie Hancock - Motor Mouth. Herbie Hancock - Give It All Your Heart. Lite Me Up is an even more concerted effort to fuse jazz with pop. Hancock handled all of the production chores on all but two of the eight tracks. His main arranger and lyricist here is Rod Temperton, the former Heatwave member who worked with Quincy Jones on albums Off the Wall and Light Up the Night. The title track and The Bomb are glossy, propulsive offerings reminiscent of prime Jones without his skill at making it all stick. Lite Me Up Исполнитель. Rod Temperton. Album 1982 8 Songs. Jazz 1982. Lite Me Up 1. Listen free to Herbie Hancock Lite Me Up Lite Me Up, The Bomb and more. 8 tracks 37:55. Album Name Lite Me Up Type Album. Released date August 1982. Labels Columbia Records Sony BMG. Music StyleJazz Rock. Members owning this album2. Gettin' To The Good Part. Complétez votre collection Herbie Hancock. Herbie Hancock - The Bomb 1982 3:59. Lite Me Up 3:42. Herbie Hancock - Paradise 4:30. Herbie Hancock - Lite Me Up 3:46. Herbie Hancock - Gettin' To The Good Part 6:26. Herbie Hancock - Can't Hide Your Love 3:54. Lite Me Up, an album that would become the last of Herbie Hancocks controversial DiscoPop era, was a collaboration with songwriter Rod Temperton, whos probably most famous for writing Michael Jacksons Thriller. Describing how the collaboration came about, Hancock said in an interview with New Musical Express in 1982, I wanted to get together with the people who make the hits today. I listened to some leftover tracks from my last few record