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KJFC JAZZ COUNTRY例会 Wayne Shorter VS Joe Henderson Wayne KJFC JAZZ COUNTRY例会 2015年4月25日 Wayne Shorter VS Joe Henderson 担当Ｈ．Ａ Wayne Shorter Joe Henderson ① Introducing Wayne Shorter /Wayne Shorter Page One /Joe Henderson "Blues A La Carte" "Recorda-Me" Lee Morgan (tp) Kenny Dorham(tp) Wayne Shorter (ts) Joe Henderson(ts) Wynton Kelly (p) McCoy Tyner (p) Paul Chambers (b) Butch Warren (b) 5:35 Jimmy Cobb (ds) 6:03 Pete La Roca(ds) 1959 Vee-Jay 1963 Blue Note ② Ready For Freddie/Freddie Hubbard Song For My Father/Horace Silver "Arietis" "Song For My Father " Freddie Hubbard (tp) Carmell Jones Bernard McKinney (euphonium) Joe Henderson(ts) Wayne Shorter(ts) Horace Silver(p) McCoy Tyner (p) Teddy Smith (b) 6:41 Art Davis (b) 7:17 Roger Humphries (ds) Elvin Jones(ds) 1964 Blue Note 1961 Blue Note ③ Second Genesis /Wayne Shorter In 'N Out /Joe Henderson "I Didn't Know What Time It Was" "Serenity " Wayne Shorter(ts) Kenny Dorham(tp) Cedar Walton (p) Joe Henderson(ts) Bob Cranshaw (b) McCoy Tyner (p) Art Blakey (ds) Richard Davis(b) 5:12 1960 Vee-Jay 6:16 Elvin Jones(ds) 1964 Blue Note ④ Art Blakey!!!!! And His Jazz Messengers!!!!! Little Johnny C / Johnny Coles "Alamode" "Heavy Legs" Lee Morgan (tp) Johnny Coles(tp) Curtis Fuller(b) Leo Wrigh(as) Wayne Shorterr(ts) Joe Henderson(ts) Bobby Timmons (p) Duke Pearson (p) 6:40 Jymie Merritt (b) 5:58 Bob Cranshaw(b) Art Blakey (ds) Walter Perkins(ds) 1961 Impulse! 1963 Blue Note ⑤ Adam's Apple /Wayne Shorter Inner Urge/Joe Henderson "Adam's Apple" "Night And Day" Wayne Shorterr(ts) Joe Henderson(ts) Herbie Hancock (p) McCoy Tyner (p) Reggie Workman (b) Bob Cranshaw(b) Joe Chambers (ds) Elvin Jones(ds) 6:49 1966 Blue Note 7:24 1964 Blue Note ⑥ Mosaic/ Art Blakey And The Jazz Messengers Trompeta Toccata/Kenny Dorham "Children Of The Night" "The Fox" Freddie Hubbard (tp) Kenny Dorham(tp) Curtis Fuller(b) Joe Henderson(ts) Wayne Shorterr(ts) Tommy Flanagan Cedar Walton (p) Richard Davis(b) 8:51 Jymie Merritt (b) 7:59 Albert Heath(ds) Art Blakey (ds) 1964 Blue Note 1961 Blue Note ⑦ Speak No Evil /Wayne Shorter Tetragon/Joe Henderson "Speak No Evil" "Invitation" Freddie Hubbard (tp) Joe Henderson(ts) Wayne Shorter (ts) Don Friedman (p) Herbie Hancock (p) Ron Carter (b) Ron Carter (b) Jack DeJohnette(ds) 8:23 Elvin Jones(ds) 6:18 1968 Milestone 1964 Blue Note ⑧ Sorcerer/Miles Davis Basra /Pete La Roca "The Sorcerer" "Lazy Afternoon" Miles Davis (tp) Joe Henderson(ts) Wayne Shorter (ts) Steve Kuhn (p) Herbie Hancock (p) Steve Swallow(b) Ron Carter (b) Pete La Roca (ds) 5:14 Tony Williams(ds) 5:31 1965 Blue Note 1967 Columbia ⑨ Miles Smiles/ Miles Davis The Real McCoy/ McCoy Tyner "Gingerbread Boy" "Passion Dance" Miles Davis (tp) Joe Henderson(ts) Wayne Shorter (ts) McCoy Tyner (p) Herbie Hancock (p) Ron Carter (b) Ron Carter (b) Elvin Jones(ds) 7:43 Tony Williams(ds) 8:47 1967 Blue Note 1966 Columbia ⑩ Schizophrenia /Wayne Shorter The Kicker/Joe Henderson "Tom Thumb" "Mo' Joe" Curtis Fuller(b)() Mike Lawrence(tp)() James Spaulding (as) Grachan Moncur IIIr(b) Wayne Shorter (ts) Joe Henderson(ts) Herbie Hancock (p) Kenny Barron(p) 6:16 Ron Carter (b) 4:09 Ron Carter (b) Joe Chambers (ds) Louis Hayes (ds) 1967 Blue Note 1967 Milestone.
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