Wayne Shorter (geb. 1933): The Complete Columbia Albums Collection

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  • Label: Sony, 1972-88
  • Order number: 1399046
  • Release date: 10.11.2011
  1. 1 Tears Start
  2. 2 Eurydice Start
  3. 3 The moors Start
  4. 4 Surucucu Start
  5. 5 Manolete Start
  6. 6 Non-stop home Start
  7. 7 Mysterious traveler Start
  8. 8 Blackthorn rose Start
  9. 9 Lusitanos Start
  10. 10 Freezing fire Start
  11. 11 Elegant people Start
  12. 12 Three clowns Start
  13. 13 Harlequin Start
  14. 14 Palladium Start
  15. 15 The elders
  16. 16 Sightseeing
  17. 17 Port of entry
  18. 18 When it was now
  19. 19 Plaza real
  20. 20 Predator
  21. 21 Swamp cabbage
  22. 22 Pearl on the half shell
  23. 23 Face on the barroom floor
  24. 24 Ponta de areia
  25. 25 Beauty and the beast
  26. 26 Tarde
  27. 27 Miracle of the fishes
  28. 28 Diana
  29. 29 From the lonely afternoons
  30. 30 Ana Maria
  31. 31 Lilia
  32. 32 Joanna´s theme
  33. 33 Endangered species
  34. 34 The three Marias
  35. 35 The last silk hat
  36. 36 When you dream
  37. 37 Who goes there
  38. 38 Atlantis
  39. 39 Shere khan, the tiger
  40. 40 Criancas
  41. 41 On the eve of departure
  42. 42 Condition red
  43. 43 Mahagony bird
  44. 44 Remote control
  45. 45 Yamanja
  46. 46 Forbidden, plan-it
  47. 47 Flagships
  48. 48 Joy rider
  49. 49 Cathay
  50. 50 Over shadow hill way
  51. 51 Anthem
  52. 52 Causeways
  53. 53 Daredevil
  54. 54 Someplace called "where"
+ Joe Zawinul, Miroslav Vitous, Herbie Hancock, Jim Walker
u.a.

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The odyssey of Wayne Shorter (b. 1933) from the mean streets of Newark to worldwide respect and recognition as a musician, composer and bandleader is one of the great stories in modern jazz. He was 26 in 1959, when he joined Art Blakey & the Jazz Messengers on tenor saxophone for a five year stint as music director that propelled him into the front ranks. Like many others (including Dexter Gordon and Woody Shaw in this series), Shorter became a regular in the Blue Note stable, on the label's blowing sessions and on his own albums starting in 1964. That same year, Shorter became a member of Miles Davis' so-called 'second great quintet' (joining Herbie Hancock, Ron Carter, and Tony Williams). Over the course of a dozen LPs, he established himself as both instrumentalist (adding soprano saxophone to his arsenal) and as composer of some of the group's signature tracks, "Footprints," "E. S.P.," and "Nefertiti" among them. At Miles' In A Silent Way and Bitches Brew sessions in 1969, Shorter crossed paths with Joe Zawinul, and in 1971, they formed Weather Report with bassist Miroslav Vitous. (This box set includes two bonus CDs comprising all of the compositions that Shorter wrote for Weather Report, 23 tracks totaling 90 minutes). In 1974, Shorter brought U. S. attention to the celebrated Brazilian artist Milton Nascimento on the Native Dancer LP. Upon Weather Report's dissolution in 1985, Shorter commenced his solo career at Columbia with three CDs over the next three years, Atlantis, Phantom Navigator, and Joy Ryder, hard-to-find rarities until now, newly remastered for this collection.

1. New bonus disc: Weather Report Recordings of Wayne Shorter Compositions 1
2. New bonus disc: Weather Report Recordings of Wayne Shorter Compositions 2
3. Native Dancer with Milton Nascimento (1974)
4. Atlantis (1985)
5. Phantom Navigator (1986)
6. Joy Ryder (1988)

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