There was a period in the first half of the 90s where straightahead/post-bop #jazz structures were married (successfully) to very vascular, propulsive rhythm sections, and this is no exception, from 1991:
Herbie Hancock: piano/keys
Wayne Shorter: saxophones
Stanley Clarke: bass
Omar Hakim: drums
Saturday is another episode of my #radio show, #Jazz Roulette, on #KUZU 92.9 FM in #Denton TX at 5:00 PM CDT (22:00 UTC). You can stream live at https://kuzu.fm
The Ted Greene Archives volunteers were able to clean up the audio on these amazing videos of Ted playing during his 1993 gig at the Seashell restaurant in Woodland Hills. I did see Ted once during that time, and it's great to have these videos of a master at work.
God Bless The Child by BS&T is a monster. The arrangement is pure genius. Killer horns, hip trumpet and sax solos. You may not have heard it in the last 40 or so years, so give it a spin. #Nowplaying#jazz#vinyl
Rough math — holy cow, Wayne Shorter’s studio output, 1964-65. Again, not exhaustive (see JazzDisco):
Lee Morgan’s Search for the New Land (recorded 1964, issued 1966)
Night Dreamer (rec’d 1964)
Juju (rec’d 1964)
Speak No Evil (rec’d 1964)
The Soothsayer (pictured; tracked ‘65, issues 1979, thanks to Michael Cuscuna)
ESP w/ Miles (rec’d 1965)
Etcetera (rec’d ‘65, issued 1980, thanks Michael)
All Seeing Eye (rec’d 1965) https://www.udiscovermusic.com/stories/etcetera-wayne-shorter-album/#jazz@vinylrecords#music#wayneshorter
You know you've written a pretty song if #jazz guitarist Pat Metheny plays a cover of it. Here on acoustic #guitar is Pat's rendition of Nora Jones' "Don't Know Why"
Another song to put in your chill out playlist. https://youtu.be/PibCsTpUV9E?feature=shared&t=647
Une très belle surprise que ce mélange de musique latine, de jazz et d'électronique, sur le toujours excellent label International Anthem. Je trouve ce disque envoûtant, et au réveil, c'est une pure merveille.
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