Wayne Shorter YES OR NO

Wayne Shorter's "YES OR NO"

[@hremdldw]

The Pianist takes a page from McCoy Tyner original solo on the JuJu Album

[@alexhalljazz516]

Front row saxes to Waynes left be like ' how the fuck did i get this gig'

[@WELCOME2PATSPLACE]

It's gonna take us 100 years to fully appreciate and "catch up" to what this man has done for music.

[@alansenzaki4148]

Sends chills up my spine. Astoundingly beautiful. The best jazz musicians on the planet. Pushes wynton to play like never before. I love seeing the sax section smiling in appreciation as they witness this american treasure and master!! Thank you Wayne for all the years of beautiful music!!!

[@theludicrouslime]

The saxophone soli at 9:58 is Branford Marsalis’ solo on Yes or No at the Newport Jazz Festival in 1987. You can check out Marsalis playing this tune on KZbin.

[@wcwjazz]

Great catch! Thanks for pointing out. I was fortunate to be at both the JALC and Branford's Newport performances and they were both great.

[@jazz-influent]

Whoever disliked this does not understand great jazz, and especially does not understand the art of improvisation, which the soloists here have mastered.. This is a group of good musicians.

[@FabioOcana]

The person must have misclicked the unlike button, I can't think of another explanation. lol

[@sotender48]

Much people are stupid and,above all JEALOUS!

[@alansenzaki4148]

He's waiting for Kanye to sound like stevie wonder.

[@noahesills]

Yooo that sax soli is straight from Branford Marsalis’s solo at the JVC jazz festival at Newport!!

[@jerryj920]

August 25th: Happy birthday Jazz Saxophonist-Composer Wayne Shorter. 10 x Grammy Award winner, Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award. Thank you and God bless. Thanks for the upload, Anthony Camilleri. Blessings

[@intrepidpooch]

The name of the song is actually Yes AND No, it's got a Yes section in major AND a No section in minor. That was Wayne's own words.

[@elrondsch]

Then why is it called "Yes or no" on the album and he doesnt object calling it "Yes or no" here? I think his words were meant to explain the back story but not change the name of the piece.

[@giansily]

Source?

[@intrepidpooch]

Dan Nimmer killing it!

[@sayaka0123]

素晴らしい曲と演奏の数々をありがとう。Mr.Wayne Shorter R.I.P.

[@rowintettero1255]

a beautiful solo from Wynton Marsalis, just great

[@natethegreat7821]

This is my personal favorite big band arrangement of all time. It’s a brilliant arrangement of Wayne Shorter’s brilliant composition!!!

[@kltan7261]

I'm breathless,totally soaked by the beauty of this song...

[@wyndhleodumegwu253]

I adore and admire how the younger, orchestral Jazzicians embrace Wayne Shorter, their virtuosic elder. Great performance!

[@michaeldean9338]

Love it! When an entire ensemble of incredibly talented MUSICIANS stand as you walk on to the stage, that's credibility. To today's turn-table spinning, spittin' and 'rhyming'-in-the-mic 'artists' and 'geniuses' --with their over-saturated and shamelessly, over machine, engineered and sampled 'music'---THIS is REAL MUSICIANSHIP!!

[@kurinakornel1]

Yes! thats is music! Yeah! Thank you for uoplad! :)

[@pepperwilliams4428]

One of my favorite compositions by the great Wayne Shorter! The solo "thumbs down" person must have slipped into a dreamlike coma and thought that he was at a Kanye West concert, (which would certainly justify the thumbs down). Otherwise, I can't imagine why?

[@hskshag00]

Pepper Williams now now, you have someone here who can enjoy Wayne Shorter just as much as Kanye. There are plenty of awful artists out there that are way worse than Kanye lol

[@davidsonl8201]

Monster moments: 7:19 Wynton Marsalis (what the f*ck!!) 9:29 Dan Nimmer (holly sh*t!!) 10:11 man what the h*ll, eargasm @#$%!!!

[@pierre_labreuche]

Hahaha, true, best moments 😍

[@offerram]

Yes and Yes. So GOOD

[@karstenrasmussen225]

I think Bix Beiderbecke (great cornet player that lived from 1903 to 1931) might have played and sounded like Marsalis if he har lived today - Marsalis is great here

[@隆浩菅野]

別日でしょうか、または別ステージでしょうか、その時の演奏より落ち着いた、おとなしい感じです。バンド全体がウェインショーターのペースに合わせた感じ。

[@hremdldw]

Old man is wailing , unbelievable chops very nice arrangement Lincoln Center Orchestra

[@davesax11]

JALC nailed this one....

[@elijahbuscho7715]

Why does it sound to me like the runs starting on 3:50 and continuing into 4:20 like the notes are mostly tongued? Is it just the combination of strong steady air flow and fast fingers that make the attack sound so distinct with each note? He's not actually doing much with the tongue is he? Or maybe he is interleaving tongued articulations sporadically into the runs (not every note obviously)? It sounds awesome

[@roberttess4351]

One of the most brilliant compositions of our modern era. Our dear, dear Maestro Shorter got it wrong --perhaps my friend you said No! and then many, many more Yeses!!!

[@隆浩菅野]

マルサリスのソロもやや印象が薄い。別ステージでのマルサリスの方がエキサイティング。

[@zeemann]

If you know music ,how can you not be floored??

[@fabriziodelfiacco4515]

Yes and Yes...Yes and Yes...Yes and Yes...

[@Rickriquinho]

YES!!!!! LOL

[@corvavw6447]

Als deze muziek je niets doet ,mis je iets wat onuitspreekbaar is ( wonderlijk) bedankt 😊.

[@iandodds693]

Well done Dan.

[@JamesVibe]

Damn, great arrangment. Love Wynton solo on this!

[@Carehuea]

I thoroughly enjoyed that. Thank you for posting and thank you to the musicians who played beautifully but most of all, thank you Wayne.

[@BTritone]

Wayne's the man! Beautiful sound and so many great tunes he has written!

[@anthonydlima99]

Who has written this classic tune

[@Sixnofrets]

Wayne Shorter is a genius, a living legend, one of my favorites composer and sax players. Hope last more longer, he is getting old but his music legacy will last for many decades.

[@WELCOME2PATSPLACE]

it will last forever...wayne is spiritually eternal... :)

[@rickdavenport9538]

Wynton killed it.

[@SaxPracticemanJazz]

Beautiful sound!!!!!!! Legend!!!!!

[@隆浩菅野]

この曲を演奏するには相当のパワーが必要なことが分かる。何度もやらせるな感がバンドから伝わってくる。

[@DeepCrossing1]

Wayne Shorter sounds amazing on this, but yo thats one of the better Wynton solos I’ve ever heard. So well prepared, so free blowing and open. Brilliant.

[@joshmcdzz6925]

OMG! Dan Nimmer

[@jonathanblack4622]

Real serious piece...thank you. 👏👍

[@WELCOME2PATSPLACE]

GENIUS! Where does he come up with these melodies?! Out of this world!

[@1986SSMONTECARLO]

@ 0:31 In Walked Wayne

[@guerrinoquaglia7028]

old generation new generation new new generation Jazz Live!!!

[@frankiannetta8743]

All I can say is WOW! Everyone was KILLING IT!

[@olin3496]

where was this?

[@michelokumura3033]

it was at the lincoln center in new york

[@dominiquelaban7339]

Shorter like Coltrane ☝🏻☝🏻☝🏻🕺🏼

[@yuvalagam2]

Not going to lie; I don't really like Wayne Shorter's soloing, but I thought the composition was just magical when I first heard it off of the Juju album- and Victor Goines' arranging captures the essence of the piece so beautifully. Nicely done.

[@GARRY3754]

When you are 82 play Yes or No, solo,then judge your solo. Critiques are double edged if u are a musician cause humility goes a long way.......

[@meroenklarenbeek3737]

Hello , it's not important if you like it. This is Wayne fitting in a concept of nostalgic music scene around Mr.Marsallis. Let's say , museum. People like it , pay a ticket and the musicians have a job. That's the popular bandwagon. If you expect something , then it's a mind over matter thing. Popularity is a bitch. Sorry to say.

[@frankrawlins7328]

High school band tripe. Fire the arranger!

[@Rickriquinho]

Shorter is a genius but listening to Marsalis is always a waste of time.

[@rickdavenport9538]

Ricardo da Mata no dude you're off. Wynton's solo was super tastesful.

[@elliemay1748]

His solos always sound like he's playing Dixieland

[@rickdavenport9538]

@@elliemay1748 From Norleans.

[@DestinMillerMusic]

I hope your a troll 😂😂😂cause wynton solo was killing

[@GARRY3754]

Let’s here your solo....

[@augustomarchand]

Wayne is a brilliant band leader and composer but a weak improviser.

[@GARRY3754]

When you are 82 lets here how you sound on Yes or No

[@remidardenne6989]

Man ! He's the best sax improviser of jazz History Even Coltrane wasn't such original as him !