Best Wayne Shorter

“Native Dancer” by Wayne Shorter, released in 1964, is a seminal hard bop album featuring a remarkable ensemble cast including McCoy Tyner, Herbie Hancock, and Elvin Jones, showcasing complex harmonic...

Released in 1973, *Juju* is a seminal avant-garde jazz album featuring Wayne Shorter’s distinctive tenor saxophone and a richly layered ensemble exploring complex harmonic structures and rhythmic expl...

Released in 1976, *Night Dreamer* showcases Wayne Shorter’s tenor saxophone and compositional prowess within a spacious, modal framework, featuring notable contributions from Joe Henderson and Paul Ch...

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“The All Seeing Eye,” released in 1978, showcases saxophonist Wayne Shorter’s ambitious exploration of spiritual and philosophical themes through complex compositions featuring a large ensemble, blend...

Released in 1972, *Without a Net* features Wayne Shorter’s tenor saxophone and keyboard explorations alongside a stellar ensemble including Joe Zawinul and Paul Carmichael, showcasing a complex and rh...

“Alegria,” released in 1997, showcases saxophonist Wayne Shorter’s mature and expansive sound, featuring intricate compositions incorporating elements of Latin rhythms, modal jazz, and avant-garde imp...

Released in 1992, *Supernova* features Wayne Shorter’s tenor saxophone and electronics interwoven with a rhythm section including Chris Dave and Mino Raduano, creating a dense and atmospheric explorat...

“Moto Grosso Feio” by Wayne Shorter features a dense, complex harmonic language rooted in Brazilian music and modal jazz, showcasing his innovative approach to improvisation and rhythmic exploration w...