1977 Japan Vahn Wayne Shorter's First Leader Work Introducing Wayne Shorter LP Jazz Record

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Introducing Wayne Shorter 1977 Japanese press Disc NM Jacket EX++ https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLD3mRTKBTkySYRXX7zsJEZlTleky-3mxL&si=mj9VgfUzIk-ra1Fb Wayne Shorter's first leader album, ‘Introducing Wayne Shorter’, was recorded in New York in November 1959 and released by Vee-Jay in 1960. At the time, Shorter, who was active in Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers, completed this record alongside Lee Morgan, Wynton Kelly, Paul Chambers, and Jimmy Cobb. In particular, the rhythm section consisting of Kelly–Chambers–Cobb features musicians who played together in the Miles Davis Quintet, creating a solid yet flexible swing. The greatest charm of this album is that the driving force of traditional hard bop meets Wayne Shorter's unique compositional language in one place. Five out of the six tracks are Shorter's original compositions, and each track goes beyond simple blues and grooves, developing with unexpected melodies and subtly twisted harmonies. While it has not yet moved into the completely abstract world seen in his later works like ‘Night Dreamer’ or ‘Speak No Evil’, a perspective clearly different from that of an ordinary hard bop composer is already evident. A1 Blues A La Carte A2 Harry's Last Stand A3 Down In The Depths B1 Pug Nose B2 Black Diamond B3 Mack The Knife

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