Rolling Stoneのインスタグラム(rollingstone) - 2月16日 23時52分

In a different field, Herbie Hancock and Chick Corea could have been rivals. Born just a year apart, the pianists both hit the New York jazz scene in the early Sixties, and by the end of the decade, they’d grown into two of the genre’s brightest young talents — and two of the musicians best equipped to lead the way into the plugged-in fusion era. But even after Corea replaced Hancock in Miles Davis’ live band in 1968, the pair developed a close working relationship — and equally strong friendship — that would endure for the next 50-plus years, until Corea’s death from cancer last week.⁠⠀
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In a new interview, Herbie Hancock remembers Chick Corea, his friend and collaborator of more than 50 years. "As soon as he touched the keys, a light would go on somewhere inside my being," Hancock says.⁠⠀
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