 | Speak No Evil [Read More ...]
24 bit digitally remastered Japanese reissue of classic Blue Note album in a miniaturized LP sleeve limited to the initial pressing only, and with the original artwork intact. Contains all six tracks from the original 1964 issue. 1999 release. |
 | Et Cetera [Read More ...]
Shorter Scores Again !!!:Jazz's greatest living musician (not named Sonny Rollins)continued his mid-60's hot streak with this album. Shorter's composing and playing stimulate and challenge with the brilliant rhythm section of Hancock, McBee, and Chambers. Highly recommended!! |
 | JuJu [Read More ...]
Japanese Release featuring 24 Bit Remastering and LP Style Slipcase for Initial Pressing Only. |
 | Schizophrenia [Read More ...]
Description: Wayne Shorter was at the peak of his creative powers when he recorded Schizophrenia in the spring of 1967. Assembling a sextet that featured two of his Miles Davis band mates (pianist Herbie Hancock and bassist Ron Carter), trombonist Curtis Fuller, alto saxophonist/flautist Jame... |
 | The All Seeing Eye [Read More ...]
Description: Blue Note rarely recorded groups of more than quintet dimensions, but this 1965 recording gives Shorter the luxury of a septet to present the most challenging and forceful music of his career. He uses the four-horn frontline to develop thick textures and dense, layered harmonies ... |
 | Super Nova [Read More ...]
Review: Rewards Repeated Listening:This CD brings back an important transitional album for tenor-saxophonist Wayne Shorter. Doubling on soprano (which he had recently begun playing), Shorter interprets five of his originals (including "Water Babies" which had been recorded previously by ... |
 | The Best of Wayne Shorter [Read More ...]
Review: much underrated sax player:I know it becomes difficult to judge music by star systems when every reviewer seems to give 5 stars for all recordings....I guess we tend to review the recordings we like!Just one other review of this appears here so I thought I'd give it a shot.Wayne ... |
 | Classic Blue Note Recordings [Read More ...]
Description: 22 tracks and 29 years of some of the finest compositions and musicianship modern jazz has to offer, courtesy of saxophonist Wayne Shorter and the Blue Note label! Disc one takes 12 tunes - 'Yes or No', 'Speak No Evil', 'Super Nova', and more - from those classic '60s Blue Not... |
 | Introducing Wayne Shorter [Read More ...]
Description: With this, his November 1959 maiden voyage as a leader, Newark native Wayne Shorter came out of left field with an already mature vision of the saxophone and modern harmony. This rare insight into a jazz icon's early days comes to us courtesy of Koch Jazz, who have displayed a we... |
 | The Soothsayer [Read More ...]
Review: Even Wayne Shorter's outtakes are worth a listen!:Left in the vaults during this prolific period of recording for Wayne Shorter (doubling as a solo artist and as a key member of Miles Davis' mid-60's quintet), the apparent reason that SOOTHSAYER was shelved is that it is not quit... |
 | Speak No Evil [Read More ...]
Description: Wayne Shorter's compositions helped define a new jazz style in the mid-'60s, merging some of the concentrated muscular force of hard bop with surprising intervals and often spacious melodies suspended over the beat. The result was a new kind of "cool," a mixture of restraint and ... |
 | JuJu [Read More ...]
Review: Wayne Does Trane?:Let me start off by saying that this is a very good record and should be purchased by any avid jazz fan. However, in the following paragraphs I'm going to sound like I'm putting it down because I like _Speak No Evil_ so much better, but then I should mention tha... |
 | Night Dreamer [Read More ...]
Review: Wayne Shorter finding his niche among the greats of jazz!:Shorter's first solo Blue Note album NIGHT DREAMER was recorded around the time he joined Miles Davis' quintet. Here the sidemen are from outside of Davis' regular circle -- note that all were associated with Coltrane to ... |
 | Wayning Moments [Read More ...]
Review: From a Classic Time but sounds new:I thought I was litening to a new recording I just bought, hidden in the 200CD changer. It sounded innovative, sharp, refreshing, with a great play between sax and trumpet and stong help from the bass and drums. I was surprised to find I was not... |
 | Adam's Apple [Read More ...]
Japanese pressing includes one bonus track. EMI. 2008. |
 | Introducing Wayne Shorter [Read More ...]
Japanese Limited Edition in an LP-STYLE Slipcase. |
 | Wayne Shorter [Read More ...]
Review: Good, But It's Not The Blue Notes:The self-titled "Wayne Shorter" collects the saxophonist's first three sessions as a leader on one CD. Recorded between late 1959 and early 1960, coincidentally around the same time Shorter joined Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers, this disc features... |
 | Jazz Profile [Read More ...]
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 | The All Seeing Eye [Read More ...]
Description: Blue Note rarely recorded groups of more than quintet dimensions, but this 1965 recording gives Shorter the luxury of a septet to present the most challenging and forceful music of his career. He uses the four-horn frontline to develop thick textures and dense, layered harmonies ... |
 | Wayning Moments [Read More ...]
Japanese Limited Edition in an LP-STYLE Slipcase. |
