Henderson, Eddie

Vinyl Records and Rare LPs:

	Comin' Through New - LP - ST 11671 Sealed 1977 Original Featuring Manny Boyd On Sax With Lee Ritenour, George Cables, Patrice Rushen And Others. more
	Comin' Through New - LP - ST 11671 Sealed 1977 Original, Clean COH. Featuring Manny Boyd On Sax With Lee Ritenour, George Cables, Patrice Rushen And Others. more
	Comin' Through Used - LP - ST 11671 1977 Original, Clean COH. Featuring Manny Boyd On Sax With Lee Ritenour, George Cables, Patrice Rushen And Others. more
	Heritage New - LP - BN-LA636-G Sealed 1976 Original. Cut Corner. Features Julian Priester, Patrice Rushen, Hadley Caliman, Mtume, Woody Theus And Billy Hart. LP Is In Unplayed Condition. Tunes Are: "Inside You," "Acuphuncture," "Time And Space," "Nostalgia," "Kudu," "Dr. Mganga" And "Dark Shadow." more
	Heritage New - LP - BN-LA636-G Sealed And In Demand 1976 Original. Features Julian Priester, Patrice Rushen, Hadley Caliman, Mtume, Woody Theus And Billy Hart. Tunes Are: "Inside You," "Acuphuncture," "Time And Space," "Nostalgia," "Kudu," "Dr. Mganga" And "Dark Shadow." more
	Inside Out New - LP - CP 0122 Sealed 1974 Original Featuring Herbie Hancock (Mwandishi), Bennie Maupin (Mwile), Buster Williams (Mchezaji), Eric Gravatt (Kamau), Billy Hart (Jabali), Patrick Gleeson And Bill Summers. Cuts Are: "Moussaka," "Omnipresence," "Discoveries," "Fusion," "Dreams," "Inside Out" And "Exit #1." more
	Inside Out Used - LP - CP 0122 1974 Original Featuring Herbie Hancock (Mwandishi), Bennie Maupin (Mwile), Buster Williams (Mchezaji), Eric Gravatt (Kamau), Billy Hart (Jabali), Patrick Gleeson And Bill Summers. Cuts Are: "Moussaka," "Omnipresence," "Discoveries," "Fusion," "Dreams," "Inside Out" And "Exit #1." Appears Unplayed. more
	Inside Out Used - LP - CP 0122 1974 Original. Front Of Cover Is Autographed. Vinyl Appears Glossy. Small Corner Bump. Featuring Herbie Hancock (Mwandishi), Bennie Maupin (Mwile), Buster Williams (Mchezaji), Eric Gravatt (Kamau), Billy Hart (Jabali), Patrick Gleeson And Bill Summers. Cuts Are: "Moussaka," "Omnipresence," "Discoveries," "Fusion," "Dreams," "Inside Out" And "Exit #1." Appears Unplayed. more
	Mahal Used - LP - SW 11846 1974 Original Featuring Herbie Hancock, Bennie Maupin, Hubert Laws, Julian Priester And Others. Includes The Superb "Ecstasy." more
	Mahal New - LP - SW 11846 Sealed 1978 Original, Clean Cut Out Hole. Features Herbie Hancock, Bennie Maupin, Julian Priester, Hubert Laws, Paul Jackson, Howard King, Mtume, Ray Obiedo, Bill Summers And John Bowen. more
	Mahal New - LP - SW 11846 Sealed 1978 Original. Features Herbie Hancock, Bennie Maupin, Julian Priester, Hubert Laws, Paul Jackson, Howard King, Mtume, Ray Obiedo, Bill Summers And John Bowen. more
	Realization Used - LP - CP 0118 1973 White Label Promo With Promo Insert. Features Bennie Maupin, Billy Hart, Herbie Hancock, Buster Williams And Patrick Gleeson. Superb Fusion, Heavily Influenced By Herbie Hancock's 1972 "Sextant" LP. Appears Glossy, Unplayed. more
	Realization New - LP - CP 0118 Sealed 1973 Original. Features Bennie Maupin, Billy Hart, Herbie Hancock, Buster Williams And Patrick Gleeson. Superb Fusion, Heavily Influenced By Herbie Hancock's 1972 "Sextant" LP. more
	Realization Used - LP - CP 0118 1973 Original. Features Bennie Maupin, Billy Hart, Herbie Hancock, Buster Williams And Patrick Gleeson. Superb Fusion, Heavily Influenced By Herbie Hancock's 1972 "Sextant" LP. Appears Glossy, Unplayed. more
	Runnin' To Your Love New - LP - ST 11984 Sealed 1979 Original. Clean Cut Out Hole. Mastered By Wally Traugott. more
	Runnin' To Your Love New - LP - ST 11984 Sealed 1979 Original. more
	So What New - LP - VRJL 7006 Sealed 2002 180gm HQ Japanese Original. It Has Been More Than 10 Years Since Miles Davis Died. Many Musicians Have Recorded Tributes To Miles Since Then, But This Latest Album Of Eddie Henderson's Is Surely One Of The Best. Knowing Miles Personally Since The Late '50s, Eddie Was Strongly Influenced By His Sound, Style And Way Of Thinking. Henderson Himself Says That He "Was So Thrilled To Make A Tribute To Miles. But Even As A Tribute Album, It Doesn't Mean Anything If The Musicians Play Completely The Way Miles Did. You Should Better Listen To Miles' Original Album In Such Case. What Is Important Here Is To Create A New Music And To Express Our Originality Through Miles' Music. I Thought That Will Be A Real Tribute To Miles. So I Have Asked The Musicians To Play Different From The Original." When Talented Musicians Who Can Express Their Language Through Instruments Meet The Carefully Considered Arrangements, The Well-Known-Standards Are Freshly Revived. Recorded By David Baker more
	Sunburst Used - LP - BN-LA464-G 1975 Original With Custom Inner Sleeve Still In Shrink Wrap. Glossy, Unplayed Condition. “Switching Over To Blue Note, Which Was Then Reaping A Fortune With Donald Byrd's R&B Outfit, Eddie Henderson Pursued A Harder, Earthier, More Structured, Funk-Driven Sound On His First Album, While Maintaining Some Of His Marvelously Spacier Instincts For Spice. Henderson Continued To Keep Several Components Of The Herbie Hancock Septet Together, For Drummer Billy Hart, Bassist Buster Williams, Reedman Bennie Maupin, And Now Trombonist Julian Priester Are Back. But This Time, Hancock Is Replaced By George Duke, And Fusionaire Bassist Alphonso Johnson And Drummer Harvey Mason (Late Of The Headhunters) Are Added — And These Switches Make Much Of The Difference. Duke Is As Much Of A Techie As Herbie Was; He Delights In Flaunting His Echoplex And Burbling, Shooting, Twinkling Synthesizer Effects. Henderson Himself Is More Into Electronic Echo And Wah-Wah Effects Than Before, Definitely Pursuing The Current Miles Davis Line But In A Brighter, More Tonally Brilliant Manner, And Maupin Has Many Impassioned And Creepy (On Bass Clarinet) Moments. The Title Track, A Ruminative Henderson Tune With A Leaping Funk Beat, And Mason's Archetypical Funk Workout "Hop Scotch" Are The Best Cuts.” Richard S. Ginell, AMG. more
	Sunburst New - LP - BN-LA464-G Sealed 1975 Original, Small CC. Features Bennie Maupin, George Duke, Julian Priester And Others. “Switching Over To Blue Note, Which Was Then Reaping A Fortune With Donald Byrd's R&B Outfit, Eddie Henderson Pursued A Harder, Earthier, More Structured, Funk-Driven Sound On His First Album, While Maintaining Some Of His Marvelously Spacier Instincts For Spice. Henderson Continued To Keep Several Components Of The Herbie Hancock Septet Together, For Drummer Billy Hart, Bassist Buster Williams, Reedman Bennie Maupin, And Now Trombonist Julian Priester Are Back. But This Time, Hancock Is Replaced By George Duke, And Fusionaire Bassist Alphonso Johnson And Drummer Harvey Mason (Late Of The Headhunters) Are Added — And These Switches Make Much Of The Difference. Duke Is As Much Of A Techie As Herbie Was; He Delights In Flaunting His Echoplex And Burbling, Shooting, Twinkling Synthesizer Effects. Henderson Himself Is More Into Electronic Echo And Wah-Wah Effects Than Before, Definitely Pursuing The Current Miles Davis Line But In A Brighter, More Tonally Brilliant Manner, And Maupin Has Many Impassioned And Creepy (On Bass Clarinet) Moments. The Title Track, A Ruminative Henderson Tune With A Leaping Funk Beat, And Mason's Archetypical Funk Workout "Hop Scotch" Are The Best Cuts.” Richard S. Ginell, AMG. more