Woody Shaw & Louis Hayes Quintet
Munich, Germany, 1977
Woody Shaw, tp; Rene McLean, as; Ronnie Matthews, pn; Stafford James, bs; Louis Hayes, ds.
Composed by Rene McLean

Woody Shaw-Louis Hayes Qnt. - Bilad As Sudan (Land Of The Blacks) (Munich, 1977) | UNRELEASED

Woody Shaw Quintet with Bobby Hutcherson
IMIO HOUSE. Tokyo, Japan, Nov. 16, 1981.

Woody Shaw, tp
Steve Turre, tb
Mulgrew Miller, pn
Stafford James, bs
Tony Reedus, ds

Live @Imo House Nov.16 1981

Unreleased: Woody Shaw & Bobby Hutcherson - Live in Tokyo (1981) - "Invitation"

Samples from the 2012 ITG CD. Woody Shaw: Jazz Trumpet Legacy Revisited.

Field Recordings Of A Jazz Master

Joshua C

To Kill A Brick

Woody Shaw - "The Complete Columbia Albums Collection" is available now! click for details http://myplay.me/e04

Rosewood

Woody Shaw - Rosewood

United

Woody Shaw -  United

Woody III: New Offerings

Woody Shaw - Woody III New Offerings (Shaw)

It All Comes Back to You

Woody Shaw - It All Comes Back To You (Gumbs)

Personnel: Woody Shaw, trumpet; Rene McLean, alto sax; Ronnie Matthews, piano; Stafford James, bass; Louis Hayes, drums.

Album: Woody Shaw: The Tour (Vol. 2)
Track: "Some Other Blues" (by John Coltrane)
Recorded Munich, Germany, April, 1977

Track: Some Other Blues (Woody Shaw & Louis Hayes. 1976.)

Rahsaan's Run

Woody Shaw - Rahsaan's Run (Shaw)

Watership Down

Woody Shaw - Watership Down (Clint Houston)

Isabel The Liberator

Woody Shaw - Isabel, The Liberator (Larry Willis)

The Green Street Caper

Woody Shaw -  The Greene Street Caper (Shaw)

Woody Shaw III discusses The Complete Complete Columbia Albums Collection and has involvement with the project.

Produced by Joyce Jones | Suga' In My Bowl (WBAI-FM NY)

Woody Shaw III Interview - Woody Shaw: The Complete Columbia Albums Collection (WBAI)

Elvin Jones Interview 1971 - WKCR 89.9 FM
37 minutes

Elvin Jones Interview 1971 - WKCR 89.9 FM

Interview courtesy of Lois Gilbert and www.JazzCorner.com.

Laurinburg, North Carolina and Dizzy Gillespie

Picking up the Trumpet

Trumpet Influences

Jerome Ziering & Newark

Older Musicians

Eric Dolphy

Dolphy, the 60s, the Avant Garde, Paris

Iron Man

Song: Jitterbug Waltz (1963)

Young Musicians

The Moontrane

Woody Shaw at around age 20-21 with the Horace Silver Quintet featuring Joe Henderson, ts; Larry Ridley, bass; and Roger Humphries, drums.

"Mo Joe" - Young Woody Shaw with Horace Silver - 1966 Half Note

Woody Shaw Clinic, 1977: Jazz Trumpet History and the Style of Miles Davis

Nutville - Horace Silver Quintet, 1966 - Woody Shaw and Joe Henderson

Woody Shaw, Jr. (December 24, 1944 – May 10, 1989) was an American virtuoso trumpeter, flugelhornist, cornetist, composer and band leader, described by NPR Music as "the last great trumpet innovator".

Shaw is regarded as one of the great jazz band leaders and innovators of his generation. Born with a photographic memory and perfect pitch, he was considered to have been generations ahead of his time.

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