Herbie Mann Vinyl Records

Herbie Mann was an American jazz flutist and composer who was born in Brooklyn, New York, in 1930. He is known for his unique blend of jazz, world music, funk, and folk music. He was a multi-instrumentalist, playing the flute, saxophone, clarinet, vibraphone, and piano. He released more than 100 albums in his career, including many highly acclaimed and successful ones.

Some of Herbie Mann's standout albums include his 1965 album The Family of Mann, his 1969 album Memphis Underground, his 1972 album Push Push, and his 1976 album Surprises. Some of his most well-known songs include "Push Push," "Hijack," "Hi-Jack," "Comin' Home Baby," "Hamp's Hump," and "The Chicken."

An interesting fact about Herbie Mann is that he was one of the first musicians to introduce Brazilian music to American audiences. He released an album in 1965 called Do the Bossa Nova with Herbie Mann, which featured some of the most famous Brazilian musicians of the time. He also released an album in 1969 called Brazil, Bossa Nova, and Blues, which included some of the most famous Brazilian songs.