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Wayne Shorter: Footprints Live!
by David Adler
For decades it seemed that Wayne Shorter had lost interest in acoustic jazz. But a 1998 Lincoln Center performance hinted at his continued stake in the idiom, and a few years later, in 2001, he thrilled the jazz community by embarking on a whirlwind tour with a stunning new quartet. Featuring pianist Danilo Perez, bassist John ...
Meet Terri Lyne Carrington
by Craig Jolley
Drummer/composer Terri Lyne Carrington found her voice early. Unlike other child prodigies, she was not transfixed by her early success and has continued to grow musically. Besides her brilliance as a drummer she is now established as a bandleader and producer. She records and tours with Herbie Hancock, Wayne Shorter and many others. New ...
Introducing Wayne Shorter
Label: VeeJay Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: Blues A La Carte; Harry's Last Stand; Down In The Depths; Pug Nose; Black Diamond; Mack The Knife; Blues A La Carte (Alt); Harry's Last Stand (Alt); Down In The Depths (Alt); Black Diamond (Alt) (Total Time: 53:44).
Our Thing; Whistle Stop; The All Seeing Eye
Label: Blue Note Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: Our Thing: 1. Teeter Totter 2. Pedro
The Complete Vee Jay Lee Morgan-Wayne Shorter Sessions
Label: Mosaic Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: 77 performances, including six previously unissued alternate takes
Wayne Shorter: Introducing Wayne Shorter
by C. Michael Bailey
The Beginning of something beautiful. Koch Jazz is beginning to release a good bit of the old Vee Jay catalog. Preceding this release was Bill Henderson's His Complete Vee Jay Recordings (Koch Jazz). Now it appears that Koch Jazz is to compete with the recent Mosaic box highlighting Wayne Shorter ( The Complete Vee Jay Lee ...
Lee Morgan/Wayne Shorter: The Complete Vee Jay Lee Morgan-Wayne Shorter Sessions
by C. Andrew Hovan
It’s unlikely that we’ll ever again see the kind of concentrated intensity and sheer amount of music amassed as that which entered the jazz lexicon during the ‘50s and ‘60s. Not only does there seem to be less of an interest in the music by fans and musicians alike, but also the precipitous nature of the ...
Joe Henderson; Kenny Dorham; Wayne Shorter: Our Thing; Whistle Stop; The All Seeing Eye
by David Adler
Like all the Rudy Van Gelder Edition reissues, these three were given royal treatment in the control room. Aside from one alternate take on the Joe Henderson CD, they contain no previously unreleased material at all. The excellent sound leaps out of the speakers, eloquent testimony to the unparalleled talents of three Blue Note giants.
Dave Douglas: Moving the Music Forward
by David Adler
There aren't many artists who release records two at a time, but trumpeter Dave Douglas has done it already this year with Leap of Faith, a quartet date for Arabesque, and Soul On Soul, a sextet session for RCA Victor which pays tribute to the late pianist and composer Mary Lou Williams. On top of that, ...
Wayne Shorter (Blue Note The Rudy Van Gelder Edition: Speak No Evil / JuJu
by C. Michael Bailey
RVG Again. Will Smith and Chris Hovan wrote two very capable articles about the Blue Note RVG Editions. Their articles were very informative and they stimulated me to check out some “new” old music. I decided to start with the initial RVG releases by Wayne Shorter. Déjà Vu All Over Again The nice thing about both ...
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