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Head Hunters
Head Hunters redefined jazz’s commercial potential, selling 1 million copies by 1976 and becoming the best-selling jazz album of its decade. Herbie Hancock’s 1973 Columbia Records album fuses jazz with funk and R&B, with “Chameleon” reaching #42 on the Billboard Hot 100—a feat 35% higher than the average jazz single’s chart position.
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