Survival Of The Fittest – The Headhunters – Audio CD – Pre Owned CDs (Arrives in 14days)

Released in 1975, ‘Survival Of The Fittest’ by The Headhunters stands as a landmark in the ever-evolving landscape of jazz. Born from the fertile imagination of musicians who had recently collaborated with Herbie Hancock, this album fuses intricately layered rhythms, exploratory improvisations, and a funk-driven heartbeat into a sound that feels both urgent and forward-thinking. Tracks like ‘God Made Me Funky’ and ‘If You’ve Got It, You’ll Get It’ are masterclasses in groove, yet there’s a distinct openness and curiosity to every arrangement. The Headhunters weren’t content to merely accompany; they pushed the boundaries of jazz, inviting elements from rock, funk, and even proto-electronic textures into the fold. This record is more than a time capsule—it’s a declaration of creative independence, a bold statement that jazz could morph and adapt without losing its soul. For collectors and listeners alike, ‘Survival Of The Fittest’ is a thrilling document of musical risk-taking, brimming with the kind of energy and invention that continues to inspire today’s boundary-pushing artists. Owning this album is like holding a vital piece of jazz’s evolutionary story.

Track List:
1 – God Make Me Funky – 9:35
2 – Mugic – 3:31
3 – Here And Now – 7:07
4 – Daffy’s Dance – 6:05
5 – Rima – 8:14
6 – If You’ve Got It, You’ll Get It – 6:26