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Direct Step : ウィキペディア英語版
Directstep

''Directstep'' is the twenty-fourth studio album by jazz pianist Herbie Hancock. The record was released on December 2, 1978, via Columbia Records label.
==About the album==
''Directstep'', released only in Japan, was one of the earliest albums ever released on CD. Webster Lewis became second keyboardist on this album in order for Hancock to handle the multiple layers of electronic texture that he hoped to achieve. Hancock re-recorded "I Thought It Was You" (originally on ''Sunlight''), making it even more electronic with his vocoding. "Butterfly" was also re-recorded (originally on ''Thrust'') making ''Directstep'' the second album after the original version (the first being ''Flood''), to have a rendition of "Butterfly". (The fourth would be ''Dis Is da Drum'' and the tune is also featured on Kimiko Kasai's LP, ''Butterfly'', which Herbie plays on.) "Shiftless Shuffle" would later be re-recorded for 1980's ''Mr. Hands''.

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