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Herbie Hancock Quotes
«When synthesizers came along, it was the first time I thought that the two things I loved, which were science and music, could be put together.»
Author: Herbie Hancock
«There's Charlie Parker and there's Miles, there's Trane. I'm none of those guys, so why am I beating myself up trying to find the lost chord all the time?»
Author: Herbie Hancock
«Getting the Oscar had the biggest impression on me.»
Author: Herbie Hancock
«And it's also made me aware that music isn't about music.»
Author: Herbie Hancock
«Then I would watch him improvise, and I would be fascinated by what he was doing.»
Author: Herbie Hancock
«The arts can help establish stronger relationships between countries and cultures, in a way that is difficult to achieve by our political ambassadors.»
Author: Herbie Hancock
«I wasn't really aware that the blues was making the transition from acoustic to electric then, but that doesn't mean it didn't have any effect on what I was doing at the time.»
Author: Herbie Hancock
«It was interesting putting this record together, because I was putting it together with musicians who claim that I was a big influence on the music they're making now.»
Author: Herbie Hancock
«We were listening to a lot of different people, but we were listening to a lot of real innovators, and we were full of ideas.»
Author: Herbie Hancock
«I took a different view of what it was I had been doing before and started to come to some realizations about the way I looked at life.»
Author: Herbie Hancock