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Herbie Hancock Quotes
«You would not exist if you did not have something to bring to the table of life.»
Author: Herbie Hancock
«Well, I was becoming more of a jazz snob, in thinking that jazz was a higher kind of music, and that R&B was, yes, for the body and more commercial.»
Author: Herbie Hancock
«I didn't know much about this new electronic scene. I knew it was going on, but I hadn't really followed it or paid any particular attention to it.»
Author: Herbie Hancock
«One thing I like about jazz is that it emphasized doing things differently from what other people were doing.»
Author: Herbie Hancock
«Most people think that classical music is a higher form than jazz only because it is from Europe, and we were taught in schools only about Western European history.»
Author: Herbie Hancock
«I was excited about the possibility of going to New York.»
Author: Herbie Hancock
«I'm not telling students not to practice or advising people to limit themselves.»
Author: Herbie Hancock
«You could never tell what was going on with Miles. You'd always leave the session not knowing if they got anything of any value because it was always so different.»
Author: Herbie Hancock
«Aside from that, what was more in our heads when we made the new album is the concept of forging through and exploring new territory and encouraging other musicians to not be afraid to explore new territory.»
Author: Herbie Hancock
«I've had a lot of music in my own head.»
Author: Herbie Hancock