John, Brian and Chris are considered to be the best in the jazz world today, with their sensibility and rare talent cultivated through collaborations with such greats as Chick Corea, Herbie Hancock, Wayne Shorter, Paul Motian and Pat Metheny. This is an evolution of the supreme Shorter Quartet! Listen to the ultimate improvised music! Starting with the Chick Electric Band from 1985, which left a strong impression on jazz fans, John Patitucci has collaborated with great masters such as the Acoustic Band from 1989, Wayne Shorter's Immovable Quartet from 2000, and participated in Herbie Hancock's Direction in Music in 2001. John Patitucci is one of the best bassists today, having released more than 10 albums as a leader. In particular, the dreamlike changes in the performances of Wayne Shorter's supreme quartet, along with Danilo Perez and Brian Blade, are one of a kind. Brian Blade, his ally, established a rhythm section that transcended rhythm with his outstanding chemistry with the quartet, and the like, who had already been a member of Coltrane, Shorter, Grossman, Liebman, It is no exaggeration to say that Shorter is on par with such historic saxophonists as Paul Motian, Pat Metheny, Donald Fagen and Walter Becker's Steely Dan, and Chris Potter, the world's number one saxophonist in terms of both popularity and ability, who is called upon as first in all genres, including Paul Motian, Pat Metheny, Donald Fagen and Walter Becker's Steely Dan, and Michael Brecker. Just imagining this ultimate improvised trio makes you excited, and Rogerio Boccato, who joined at the request of Patitucci, who is fascinated by the rich harmonies and rhythms of Brazil, including Gismonti, Nascimento, Bruachi, and Bosco, joined Trio Plus One. This is a live performance at Birdland in New York on May 24, 2019, recorded in full with the highest quality sound, carefully mastered by the label's own master, and a supreme item has arrived! ! It's the supreme Shorter Quartet from the start! I can understand John and Brian, but I was surprised to see Chris as well. Certainly, the playful behavior and the insertion of familiar melodies in the middle of songs are influenced by Shorter. However, Chris, who plays the lone horn in front of this supreme rhythm section, is the pinnacle of current tenors, as he immediately releases a sound that is full of originality and never runs out of possibilities! From slow to fast, John and Brian improvise while freely building rhythms in any situation, and Rogerio joins in, and Chris switches from lead to rhythm, and the improvisation that unfolds as one is truly gripping, this is the real thing, the ultimate jazz that can be imagined today!
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