Home / Music / 'Thrust' kept Herbie Hancock's Head Hunters momentum goingMusic linernotes album music herbie-hancock'Thrust' kept Herbie Hancock's Head Hunters momentum goingThrust is a 1974 jazz-funk album on Columbia Records that picked up where Head Hunters left off. Same direction, same energy — a direct follow-up to the breakthrough. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesBill Summers blew into a beer bottle to mimic a hindewhu flute on Herbie Hancock's 'Watermelon Man'Head Hunters brought jazz-funk to the mainstreamThrust kept the Headhunters band together for one more roundRiver: The Joni Letters made Herbie Hancock only the second jazz Album of the Year winnerHead Hunters was inducted into the National Recording Registry in 2008ExploreThriller's first recorded song was 'The Girl Is Mine,' a duet with Paul McCartneySimeon Coxe's first song for Silver Apples was 'Oscillations'Eric B. & Rakim's first track together was also their debut singleJohn Coltrane's 'Blue Train' sextet paired him with Lee Morgan, Curtis Fuller, and moreSufjan Stevens' Illinois has a much longer official titlePrevious Bill Evans Trio recorded Waltz for Debby live at the Village VanguardNext Three Timmins siblings anchor Cowboy Junkies