Wayne Shorter:
Speak No Evil
1964 was a momentous year for the indefatigably creative Wayne Shorter, culminating with the Christmas Eve recording of his classic “Speak No Evil,” a bold statement as a composer and as an improviser.
The year began with Shorter contributing two compositions and incandescent playing to “Free For All,” the first of three albums that year with Art Blakey And The Jazz Messengers. READ MORE
Speak No Evil
1964 was a momentous year for the indefatigably creative Wayne Shorter, culminating with the Christmas Eve recording of his classic “Speak No Evil,” a bold statement as a composer and as an improviser.
The year began with Shorter contributing two compositions and incandescent playing to “Free For All,” the first of three albums that year with Art Blakey And The Jazz Messengers. READ MORE
Photographs Available For Purchase
