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The Soothsayer
Label: Blue Note Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: Lost; Angola; Angola (alternate take); The Big Push; The Soothsayer; Lady
Day; Valse Triste.
The Classic Blue Note Recordings
Label: Blue Note Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: Black Nile, Yes or No, Speak no Evil, Infant Eyes, Witch Hunt, Angola,
Etcetera, Adam's Apple, Footprints, Tom Thumb, Super Novas, Calm, The
Chess Players, Lester Left Town, Ping Pong, United, Marie Antoinette,
Children of the Night, Contemplation, Rio, Limbo, Nefertiti
Alegria
Label: Verve Music Group
Released: 2003
Track listing: 1. Sacajawea 2. Serenata 3. Vendiendo Alegria 4. Bachianas Brasileiras No. 5
5. Angola 6. Interlude 7. She Moves Through The Fair 8. Orbits
9. 12th Century Carol 10. Capricorn II
Adam's Apple
Label: Blue Note Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: Adam's Apple, 502 Blues(Drinkin' and Drivin'), El Gaucho, Footprints, Teru, Chief Crazy Horse, The Collector
Griots On The Underground Railroad - Pharoah Sanders And Wayne Shorter
by Raul d'Gama Rose
The music of story and song has no perceptual beginning – and it will have no end. Not, that is, until the seemingly unending tribe of musical artists give up the ghost. From the first raw cry of the human voice discovered to myriad epiphanies of ingenious vocalistics and instrumentalism, the language of music is a ...
Wayne Shorter: Alegria
by Farrell Lowe
It is an utter joy to witness the profound evolution of a genius. With the release of Alegria, Wayne Shorter continues to widen and refine his unique musical vision—and share it with the world. From the first few notes of the opening song, “Sacajawea," it becomes immediately evident that we're being invited into a lyrical sonic ...
Wayne Shorter: Alegria
by Jeff Stockton
"Sacajawea," the first track on Wayne Shorter's new CD, Alegría, is a monster. Shorter makes a succinct statement on soprano saxophone, and the rhythm section is off to an instant boil. His first tenor solo has a familiar urgency, and Danilo Perez's piano is striving yet economical. When the full quartet returns, Shorter duets with himself ...
Wayne Shorter: Alegria
by Mark F. Turner
Wayne Shorter raised high expectations after last year's critically acclaimed Footprints Live . His new release, Alegria, continues to reveal the creativity and vitality in one of today's true jazz icons. Footprints was the first time Shorter had recorded live with his own acoustic group. The group, featuring the younger jazz talents of drummer Brian Blade, ...
Wayne Shorter: The Man and the Legacy
by Philip Gordon
During our conversation--shared just as he was preparing to put the finishing touches on his ideas for his upcoming show with the SFJAZZ Festival in October--Wayne revealed his sincere feelings towards his life, his music, his friendships and, his respect for the many world-class musicians with whom he has collaborated with throughout his impressive career; and ...
Wayne Shorter: The Classic Blue Note Recordings
by Keiran Smalley
An artist undergoes many stages in his personal and creative development. Typically this can range from a period of youthful experimentation, a mid-period where he hit his professional peak, followed by the mature reflection of an old master. With Wayne Shorter, who has towered over the tenor saxophone for 40-odd years, it is difficult to assess ...
