Live album · 2022

Future Shock Live – Live at Yumiuri Land Open East Theatre 1984

Released
2022
Tracklist
7 tracks

“Future Shock Live – Live at Yumiuri Land Open East Theatre 1984” is a live album by Herbie Hancock & The Rockit Band, released in 2022. The original release has 7 tracks. The line-up features Herbie Hancock (keyboard, producer), Bill Laswell (bass), Michael Beinhorn (keyboard), Bernard Fowler (background vocals) and Lowell “Sly” Dunbar (drums (drum set), bongos).

Who played on Future Shock Live – Live at Yumiuri Land Open East Theatre 1984

  • Herbie Hancock keyboard, producer, piano on 5 tracks
  • Bill Laswell bass on 4 tracks
  • Michael Beinhorn keyboard on 4 tracks
  • Bernard Fowler background vocals on 2 tracks
  • Lowell “Sly” Dunbar drums (drum set), bongos on 2 tracks
  • Alphonse Mouzon drums (drum set) on 1 track
  • Freddie Washington bass on 1 track
  • Gavin Christopher vocals on 1 track
  • Melvin “Wah Wah” Watson guitar on 1 track
  • Nicky Skopelitis background vocals on 1 track
  • Pete Cosey guitar on 1 track
  • Ray Parker Jr. guitar on 1 track
  • Roger Trilling background vocals on 1 track
  • Sheila E. percussion on 1 track

Tracklist

  1. 1 Earth Beat
  2. 2 Stars in Your Eyes — Herbie Hancock
  3. 3 Autodrive
  4. 4 Rough
  5. 5 Future Shock — Curtis Mayfield
  6. 6 Rockit
  7. 7 Crazy Cuts

Production

  • Dave Jerden mix
  • Martin Bisi recording
  • Material producer
  • Bryan Bell engineer
  • David Rubinson producer

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Frequently asked questions

Who played on Future Shock Live – Live at Yumiuri Land Open East Theatre 1984?

The line-up of Future Shock Live – Live at Yumiuri Land Open East Theatre 1984 includes Herbie Hancock (keyboard, producer), Bill Laswell (bass), Michael Beinhorn (keyboard), Bernard Fowler (background vocals), Lowell “Sly” Dunbar (drums (drum set), bongos), Alphonse Mouzon (drums (drum set)), Freddie Washington (bass) and Gavin Christopher (vocals).

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