Wayne Shorter/Washington, USA 1985

In November 1985, from the world tour accompanying the release of the famous album “Atlantis”, a complete album of 1985 live performances has been released, which includes high-quality audience recordings of live performances at jazz clubs where the sense of being there is directly transmitted instead of in large halls. I did. Unlike the live performance that was edited for broadcast, Shorter’s passionate play is recorded uncut, so you can listen to the tense and thrilling development. In particular, the last song “Endangered Species” is a masterpiece that lasts over 23 minutes, and this masterpiece can only be heard on this album! ! The members who are in charge of backing include Tom Canning, who has a reputation for playing on Al Jarreau’s albums in the 1980s, on the keyboard, Gary Willis, who established the unwavering presence of the 5-string fretless bass on the bass, and the drums. This is a quartet consisting of Tom Brecklein, who has many fans after participating in albums by Chick Corea and Robben Ford, etc., and please pay attention to each solo performance. Live at Blues Alley, Washington DC 12/01/1985 Disc 1 1.Who Goes There 2.The Last Top Hat 3.Beauty And The Best Disc 2 1.On The Eve Of Departure 2.Endangered Species Wayne Shorter (sax) Tom Canning (keyb) Gary Willis (b) Tom Brecklein (dr)