About: The Prisoner (album)

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The Prisoner is the seventh album by Herbie Hancock, his final on the Blue Note label, released and recorded in 1969. His next record would be on Warner Bros. Records. Hancock confessed in 1969 that he had been able to get closer to his real self with this album than on any other previous ones. He praised flute player Hubert Laws and his merits on the album, also pointing out that Laws was one of the finest flute players in classical or jazz music.

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rdf:type	Album
rdfs:label	The Prisoner (album)
rdfs:comment	The Prisoner is the seventh album by Herbie Hancock, his final on the Blue Note label, released and recorded in 1969. His next record would be on Warner Bros. Records. Hancock confessed in 1969 that he had been able to get closer to his real self with this album than on any other previous ones. He praised flute player Hubert Laws and his merits on the album, also pointing out that Laws was one of the finest flute players in classical or jazz music.
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Label	Blue Note Records BST 84321
Producer	Duke Pearson
Name	The Prisoner
Genre	Jazz
Type	Studio
Last album	Speak Like a Child
rev	Allmusic
This Album	The Prisoner
Cover	The Prisoner .jpg
Next album	Fat Albert Rotunda
Released	1969(xsd:integer)
Artist	Herbie Hancock
Recorded	--04-18 Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs
abstract	The Prisoner is the seventh album by Herbie Hancock, his final on the Blue Note label, released and recorded in 1969. His next record would be on Warner Bros. Records. Hancock confessed in 1969 that he had been able to get closer to his real self with this album than on any other previous ones. He praised flute player Hubert Laws and his merits on the album, also pointing out that Laws was one of the finest flute players in classical or jazz music.

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