We woke up today to the very sad news that Wayne Shorter has passed. Here is my small tribute to a man who's music moved us all and made this troubled world a better place. Infant Eyes
Wow Tim. What a lovely lovely appreciation of Wayne. I saw him live with both Miles and Weather Report in the 70's. He was one of the great ones, up there with Miles and Coltrane.
Thanks for letting me discover this tune, such great harmony, and you render it so beautifully. I know very little about his harmomnic concepts. It's asuch a nice legacy .
Amazingly beautiful Tim! Such interpretation and sound! Can’t stop watching. Could we dream about some tabs? Thanks for sharing Greetings from south of France
Simply beautiful as always Tim. With the passing of David Lindley too, I was wondering if you might record an interpretation of Late for the Sky? David's guitar work on there is absolutely sublime and I'd love to hear your approach to that song.
Tim, thanks for the tribute. I also have a question for you... Which Glendale saddles do you use on the tele you usually play here on CZcams? Glendale makes many different sets. Do you use the 'plain' brass ones or the ones they describe as "Jazz Brass" for "heavy gauge strings"? I will be stringing with the same 12-54 D'Addario set you use... Thanks for your inspiring playing.
who is this playing targeted at? it's complex, well executed, but doesn't stir emotions other than complex chord structures and notes. where's the melody and soul?
This is a tune that I love, written by Wayne Shorter who passed away yesterday. it’s not targeted at anyone, it’s just a tune that I love in tribute to a master. It’s much more than complex chords.
RIP Wayne. Almost sad that many things I see on CZcams are laments.
I am leery of blowing smoke as it just seems so gratuitous but this is just stunning. TeleMaster...!!! Thank You, B-)
Thank you 🙏
What a glorious tribute to great man. Speak No Evil is a monster album. Thank you.
Sublime!
I love Wayne Shorter’s compositions and I was moved by this rendition of Infant Eyes!
Incredible
Proper job Tim. RIP Mr Shorter.
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Yes! Wayne's most heart rending ballad beautifully done by Tim Lerch.
Wow Tim. What a lovely lovely appreciation of Wayne. I saw him live with both Miles and Weather Report in the 70's. He was one of the great ones, up there with Miles and Coltrane.
You gave that kind of a Lenny Breau vibe with the harmonic flourishes. IMHO Wayne was greatest Jazz composer since Duke.
Beautiful, Tim! Thanks....good way to start the day after hearing of Wayne's passing.
Thank you Paul.
Tellement beau..
Thank you Tim - and wow! such powerful energy on this tribute - Wayne was the best in inspiring us to play
Thanks for letting me discover this tune, such great harmony, and you render it so beautifully. I know very little about his harmomnic concepts. It's asuch a nice legacy .
Thanks for this, Tim -- very nice! Wayne: RIP.
Tim sounds so good ❤!
Yes! So good 😭
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Incredible! This is so beautiful!
😁🍀Thank you.
Beautiful
Beautiful tribute, thanks Tim
Do not forget: 100th birthday of WMO is tomorrow !
Amazingly beautiful Tim!
Such interpretation and sound!
Can’t stop watching.
Could we dream about some tabs?
Thanks for sharing
Greetings from south of France
Very Pretty!
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Fuckin gorgeous!!!! - great job Tim!!!
Simply beautiful as always Tim. With the passing of David Lindley too, I was wondering if you might record an interpretation of Late for the Sky? David's guitar work on there is absolutely sublime and I'd love to hear your approach to that song.
Tim, thanks for the tribute. I also have a question for you...
Which Glendale saddles do you use on the tele you usually play here on CZcams? Glendale makes many different sets. Do you use the 'plain' brass ones or the ones they describe as "Jazz Brass" for "heavy gauge strings"? I will be stringing with the same 12-54 D'Addario set you use... Thanks for your inspiring playing.
I use the regular Brass intone set. I don’t recommend the “Jazz” brass set unless you use an wound G.
who is this playing targeted at? it's complex, well executed, but doesn't stir emotions other than complex chord structures and notes. where's the melody and soul?
This is a tune that I love, written by Wayne Shorter who passed away yesterday. it’s not targeted at anyone, it’s just a tune that I love in tribute to a master. It’s much more than complex chords.
Beautiful