Wayne Shorter, On Green Dolphin Street, Molde Jazz Festival, Norway, 1966 (colorized)

Wayne Shorter (sax),
Lars Sjösten (piano )
Roman Dylag (bass)
Rune Carlsson (drums)

[@RonCarterBassist]

Great stuff.

[@luiselguera7056]

Best sax performance on Green Dolphin Street. The masterful creation of melody of Wanye is beyond everything known to date on the matter.

[@adamglasser-t1s]

Wayne’s lines are sublime… to my ears he’s experimenting with a unique creative approach to what is surely an unfamiliar rhythm section. I love the piano solo especially.. like he’s inspired to come up with a creative response to Wayne. ( Can you imagine the challenge of being booked to play a live tv show with the leading US sax player of the time who was in full creative flow with unparalleled Miles,Ron, Herbie,Tony ex Art Blakey) .. the Norwegian trio does admirably - and the result is a really wonderful unusual document … thanks for uploading

[@Ullaandesong]

OHH THAT'S MY DEAR STEPFATHER ON PIANO!!!- RUNE AND HIM WORKED FOR YEARS- I GOT TOKNOW WAYNE IN -73 ... AND NOW THEY ALL MEET AGAIN...NICE TO HEAR THIS...

[@petarjovanovic6600]

RIP and thanks for all the beautiful music

[@bobblues1158]

Beautiful music by guys who have just met.

[@alessandrabenedetti1]

Thank u Wayne for this beautiful music!

[@sambrinson6153]

They're cookin' here. No doubts about it. These 4 guys on swinging in a solid groove that's hard to beat. Wayne knows what's up. They all know.

[@giovannisugonatoli]

rest in peace amazing Maestro

[@longfade]

Wow, this is terrific. I love hearing these old recordings of American musicians playing with European rhythm sections; outstanding players who brought something unique to the table. I’d love to see this whole performance. Another fantastic post.

[@beeshor1]

I always find it fascinating to listen to the contrast of the giants in American jazz playing alongside European rhythm sections as opposed to their usual American counterparts. The difference is startling. Of course, I tend to favor the all-American lineups (being an American myself). But, to my ears, there was always a sweetly romantic way that the average European musician from that era (mid 50s into the mid 70s) had of approaching the music. Not as hard charging (of course there were exceptions) but with just a touch more delicacy.

[@longfade]

@@beeshor1 exactly!

[@Rahnotrob]

RIP Wayne Shorter 😢

[@CentreLine2]

This incredible to hear and see his approach during this timeframe and how he navigates this rhythm section. Thanks for sharing!

[@aaronmccoy5524]

beautiful sparkly selmer mark vi wayne's got there

[@luizfernandoaparecidopaulo4166]

Obrigado por compartilhar esse material mágico !

[@geovaniferreira7697]

Obrigado por colorir o vídeo e trazê-lo para nós, que somos amantes do jazz. Graças a essa tecnologia podemos ter uma nova visão da performance do grande mestre Wayne Shorter e de seu grupo de músicos. Eu não tenho a informação para dizer se Wayne Shorter, Sony Rollins e McCoy Tyner um dia tocaram juntos e se isso foi registrado! Sei que eles viveram a melhor fase do jazz, os "tempos áureos" e, por nossa sorte, são longevos e ainda estão entre nós. "E que vivam muitos e muitos anos".

[@loanthruag6778]

Rip, Wayne Shorter.

[@Hsi16000]

Rip legend

[@davidarguello1300]

Good night sweet prince

[@pedrolanevert]

Wayne Shorter died yesterday… So long, giant…

[@tetsurokizaki2791]

Love Wayne. So natural

[@juliosajevicas4719]

upload the full concert....amazing quality!!!

[@ebjazz93]

Unfortunately, i'm not sure it exists.

[@johnmc3862]

@@ebjazz93 Upload it anyway lol.

[@madmonksmekshop]

@@ebjazz93 The Jazz Shall Go On.

[@BONHAMOLOGY]

Thanks for posting, never saw this footage before. Wayne sounds great as usual but this rhythm section dragged the tempo quite a bit and they're kind of skittish.

[@baguettedepain3975]

Nah Wayne isn't at it best either. Use ears.

[@BONHAMOLOGY]

@@baguettedepain3975 yeah ok bud...good advice 🙄

[@baguettedepain3975]

@@BONHAMOLOGY No problem, anytime.

[@justinching9317]

more please!!!

[@ta7624]

Welcome to Wayne World!

[@Thouveninpascal]

Une culture; une technique, et une oreille monstrueuse, mais on a toujours l'impression que son anche est cassée.

[@Nw06051]

Young Wayne Old Shorter

[@feisalalykhan8403]

RIP

[@100pureacidch3]

ＲＩＰ❤

[@BelloTritone]

Hey thank you so so much for posting all these amazing colorized concerts!! Just curious are you from Brazil? Or the States?

[@ebjazz93]

Welcome. I'm from France

[@BelloTritone]

@@ebjazz93 Amazing,thank you again for all your posts!!

[@frederickfarell4062]

IT'S W A Y N E !!!!!

[@triambicpentameter2172]

"I got your counterpoint. Adderly's got nothin on me."

[@chita1205]

[@bezio464]

Gucio!!

[@schrisdellopoulos9244]

This is so nice, but Miles' and Tranes' versions are top of the food chain. The phrasing, the tone, Bill Evans w Miles.

[@jiyujizai]

🥀🍀💚😀

[@jiyujizai]

💚🌱🙄🌾

[@jiyujizai]

💙🌱🌾🙄

[@jiyujizai]

🌱💛💮🙄

[@baguettedepain3975]

Not exactly the best jazz performance ever

[@lxxwj]

yeah, thats what happens when you throw a group of musicians together like this. it ends up sounding more like a jam session, which is fine, but it really shows how important group chemistry is in jazz

[@saxchillz2328]

Think Wayne is sloppy he’s waiting for some Etherial moment to project his playing into another dimension but not happening the technique isn’t there to capture it

[@michaelsin1968]

Not digging the drummer much.

[@jameslanni]

@@saxchillz2328 trippin