American Jazzscapes of the Middle East - Songs
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Year Released: 1964
"Black Nile" is a composition by Wayne Shorter from his album "Night Dreamer." This hard bop piece showcases Shorter's innovative compositional style and expressive saxophone playing. The title suggests a fusion of African-American jazz traditions with references to the Nile River, exploring themes of cultural heritage and musical exploration. As part of Shorter's Blue Note debut, "Black Nile" represents a significant moment in his career and the evolution of modern jazz in the 1960s. The track features Shorter's quartet, including McCoy Tyner, Elvin Jones, and Reggie Workman.

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