Wayne Shorter

Wayning Moments

Vee Jay

Personnel:
Wayne Shorter (ts), Freddie Hubbard (tp), Eddie Higgins (p), Jymie Merritt (b), Marshall Thompson (d)

Reference: VJ 014 CD

Bar code: 8427328410144

At last the legendary Vee Jay recordings are being released on CD with the best possible sound. During recent years these classic jazz albums have appeared on CD in different countries, in compilations that mixed mono and stereo masters, with errors in the titles and a variable sound. Now, this present edition has been carefully chosen from the best sources, and each track has been digitally remastered in 24-Bit high resolution. These CDs represent a real treasure for jazz fans all over the world, and we feel certain that they will enjoy them.

Tracklist

01. Black Orpheus (Luiz Bonfá) 4:31
02. Devil's Island (Wayne Shorter) 3:54
03. Moon Of Manakoora (Loesser-Newman) 3:42
04. Dead End (Wayne Shorter) 4:33
05. Wayning Moments (Wayne Shorter) 4:19
06. Powder Keg (Wayne Shorter) 3:11
07. All Or Nothing At All (Lawrence-Altman) 2:55
08. Callaway Went That-A-Way (Wayne Shorter) 4:50
09. Black Orpheus (Luiz Bonfá) 4:40 *
10. Devil's Island (Wayne Shorter) 3:57 *
11. Moon Of Manakoora (Loesser-Newman) 4:47 *
12. Dead End (Wayne Shorter) 4:37 *
13. Wayning Moments (Wayne Shorter) 6:16 *
14. Powder Keg (Wayne Shorter) 3:36 *
15. All Or Nothing At All (Lawrence-Altman) 2:56 *
16. Callaway Went That-A-Way (Wayne Shorter) 3:57 *

Album details

Tracks #1-8, originally issued as Stereo master takes on Vee Jay album SR 3029
(*) Tracks #9-16 are mono alternate takes not on the original album

Personnel:
Wayne Shorter (tenor sax), Freddie Hubbard (trumpet), Eddie Higgins (piano), Jymie Merritt (bass), Marshall Thompson (drums).
Recorded at Universal Recorders, Chicago, October 14, 1962

Liner notes by Don Gold
Original recordings supervised by Sid McCoy
This release compiled & reissued by Jordi Pujol

Stereo / Mono · 24-Bit High Resolution Remastering
Blue Moon Producciones Discograficas, S.L.

Press reviews

"The liner notes, the originals of which are included with this reissue, reflect that "this is not experimental jazz." It isn't. It is finely performed mainstream jazz of the era in which it was made. While this recording does not equal the quality of the sessions to be recorded by Shorter later in the decade for Blue Note, it is pleasantly played bop. Shorter's tenor saxophone shows a conservative side, to be sure, and a young Freddie Hubbard hardly takes any chances. Still, the rhythm section anchored by pianist Eddie Higgins and including bassist Jymie Merritt and drummer Marshall Thompson, keeps a solid beat and the results are pleasant enough. Double takes of all but one of the eight charts is included, though there are really not any important substantive differences from the originals. The short recording times of each track limits the solos, but there is nonetheless an attractive simplicity infusing the set. Overall, this does not represent the best work of either Shorter or Hubbard, but it is still an interesting, if non-essential part of the discography of each of them."

—Steve Loewy (All Music Guide)

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