Later in his career, this artist became interested in jazz-funk and the synthesizer, which can be seen in his album Head Hunters and his hit single "Rockit."
This artist used the unusual combination of a rhythm section, flugelhorn, alto flute, and bass trombone on his album Speak Like a Child. One composition by this artist won a Grammy for a recording of it made when he filled in for Chick Corea in Mongo Santamaria's band. The intro and outro of another rework of that track by this artist features an imitation of the pygmy music sound of the hindewhu when Bill Summers blows into (*) beer bottles. This artist wrote the jazz standards "Eye of the Hurricane" and "Dolphin Dance" for his album Maiden Voyage. Later in his career, this artist became interested in jazz-funk and the synthesizer, which can be seen in his album Head Hunters and his hit single "Rockit." For 10 points, name this jazz pianist of the songs "Chameleon" and "Watermelon Man."
This artist used the unusual combination of a rhythm section, flugelhorn, alto flute, and bass trombone on his album Speak Like a Child.
Herbie Hancock