"Armageddon" - Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis feat. Wayne Shorter
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- Опубликовано: 27 фев 2020
- From THE MUSIC OF WAYNE SHORTER
By the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis
"He’s at the highest level of our music-you can’t get any higher than him.” So says Wynton Marsalis of the legendary saxophonist, composer, and band leader Wayne Shorter. With a legendary career spanning over 60 years, the 11-time GRAMMY award winner (including a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Recording Academy) has released countless classic records and amassed a canon of lyrical, introspective music that stands up to the greatest jazz composers. In 2015, the formidable 81-year-old joined the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis onstage for three unforgettable nights; the result is The Music of Wayne Shorter, out Jan. 31 on CD and digital formats.
Listen now: jazz.org/wayne
For the record, JLCO members arranged beautiful, intricate versions of some of his most classic songs, including “Armageddon” (from 1964’s Night Dreamer), “Endangered Species” (from 1985’s Atlantis), and a very tender, Marsalis-penned take on “Teru” (from 1966’s Adam’s Apple). From Art Blakey to Miles Davis, from Weather Report to his own fabled Quartet, Shorter has done perhaps more than anyone to expand the known universe of jazz. Now, The Music of Wayne Shorter takes Shorter to places he’s never been before, giving his beloved compositions and hauntingly lush saxophone sound the big band backdrop they’ve long deserved. As Marsalis says, “Everybody strives to have a personal sound: his sound is definitive.”
Track listing:
1. Yes or No
2. Diana
3. Hammer Head
4. Contemplation
5. Endangered Species
6. Lost
7. Armageddon
8. The Three Marias
9. Teru
10. Mama G
REEDS
Sherman Irby - alto & soprano saxophones, flute, piccolo, Bb clarinet
Ted Nash - alto & tenor saxophones, flute, alto flute, piccolo, Bb clarinet
Victor Goines - tenor saxophone, Bb & Eb clarinets
Walter Blanding - tenor & soprano saxophones, Bb clarinet
Paul Nedzela - baritone & alto saxophones, bass clarinet
TRUMPETS
Ryan Kisor
Kenny Rampton
Marcus Printup
Wynton Marsalis
TROMBONES
Vincent Gardner
Chris Crenshaw
Elliot Mason
RHYTHM SECTION
Dan Nimmer - piano
Carlos Henriquez - bass
Ali Jackson - drums
FEATURING
Wayne Shorter - tenor & soprano saxophones
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The very presence of Wayne Shorter inspired some of the prettiest jazz on the planet. Marcus Printup's solo is a gem.
Thank you 🙏🏾
Great stuff... Thanks for posting.
8:09 I love playing this lick it’s so clean. Love the chart and love everything jazz at Lincoln center produces thanks for stopping by coral park senior high school it genuinely changed the way I view music and inspires me❤️❤️❤️
The greatest sax players sitting there and just be amazed by this timeless Genius
My favorite ❤️. RIP King 👑 🎷
God Bless you Mr. Wayne Shorter. You have insprired me so much in my musical career. I play your music daily on my tenor sax. It brings me so much joy!!
Dang, one of the greatest bop, and modern jazz composers, and tenor players in history was 81 when he played this sounding like he's 20.
If there were more kids in our world learning musical instruments, and listening to the jazz greats, I'm convinced we would have a more peaceful planet earth. Word to the Kids-- challenge yourself to learn an instrument, you'll never be bored if you love challenges.
6:07 to 6:31 is the most bad ass thing I've heard so far this year, oh my god!!! He played that slick lick then his band mate said "Whoo" and Marcus said yeah, "Whoo" is right. Man...
I agree, I heard this on the jazz 88.3 yesterday, i was like this is fire.
Yeah man hes getting it Don't even have any words for it...but amazing
Huh fasho I heard that. Ears wide open Baby!
Ali Jackson was KILLING IT
Oh the life saving hard swing of it all! This is how you tell a story! Let the end of the world come! Mighty Jazz will snatch life from the jaws of death. Play that!
Killer solo Mr. Printup
What a satisfying song 👍
This burns. Armageddon style.
Ugh, I hear you Nimmer (allday)!
Jazz Monsters!
Wow you are fantastic
Wayne Shorter is The Spirit of Jazz History.. Hegel philosophy
Lol. Printup mimics him😂😂. I love it. Very creative 4:52
May God Bless the Big Band 🔥🔥❤️❤️
A smooth jazz song about the world ending. Nice
not smooth jazz 😭
YESS!
Drum solo is so epic bro
¡¡¡Qué Maravilla!!!
Amazing. Thank you for sharing.
OMG! I LOVE YOU!
Why is it so cool?
Wayne chorter jazz beauty I love family jazz
Yeah! 🎺
Top jazzy
Top.
❤
😍
Ok I need my glass of wine 🍷 and 🚬
😎🇧🇷👍
Most older cats struggle to play through their old tunes. Their ombiture weaken and they're behind the beat. But Wayne seems to have survived this set.
Embochure
Omnigoggles
Survived?... He was killing it, as always.
8:24
There are no words in any language on Earth to adequately describe the pure Genius of Wayne Shorter. Lastly, hey Mr. Drummer - - - put on your jacket. No excuses. All of the legendary Master Jazz Drummers played in suits and tuxes, and all of your band mates are wearing theirs. Get with it.
Maybe the most accomplished musician in history should be elected by Downbeat's readers to their Hall of Fame! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DownBeat#cite_note-81
Good to hear him playing some more traditional strait forward melodies than the random honking and screeching sound fx with the drummer going "whoaaah" ever 30 seconds 😆
Glad to know your enlightened opinion on how of the greatest jazz composer of all time, acknowledged by everyone including more "classical" players.
It was very important for you to mention that. He wrote so many of the standards you play before you were born, you fool.
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