Album · 1969

Schizophrenia

Released: 1969
Label: Blue Note
Catalogue no.: BST 84297
Tracklist: 6 tracks
Length: 36:46
Country: US

“Schizophrenia” is an album by Wayne Shorter, released in 1969 on Blue Note. The original release has 6 tracks with a running time of 36:46. Jazz standards on the record include “Miyako”. The line-up features Curtis Fuller (trombone), Herbie Hancock (piano), James Spaulding (alto saxophone, flute), Joe Chambers (drums (drum set)) and Ron Carter (double bass).

Who played on Schizophrenia

Curtis Fuller trombone all tracks
Herbie Hancock piano all tracks
James Spaulding alto saxophone, flute all tracks
Joe Chambers drums (drum set) all tracks
Ron Carter double bass all tracks
Wayne Shorter tenor saxophone all tracks

Tracklist

1 Tom Thumb — Wayne Shorter 6:15
2 Go 4:52
3 Schizophrenia — Wayne Shorter 6:59
4 Kryptonite — James Spaulding 6:25
5 Miyako standard — Wayne Shorter 5:55
6 Playground — Wayne Shorter 6:20

Production

Rudy van Gelder recording

More albums by Wayne Shorter

Introducing Wayne Shorter 1960 · Vee-Jay Records Wayning Moments 1962 · Vee-Jay Records Night Dreamer 1964 · Blue Note Juju 1964 · Blue Note Speak No Evil 1965 · Blue Note The All Seeing Eye 1966 · Blue Note Adam’s Apple 1967 · Blue Note Super Nova 1970 · Blue Note Odyssey of Iska 1971 · Blue Note Moto Grosso Feio 1974 · Blue Note Native Dancer 1975 · CBS The Soothsayer 1979 · Blue Note

Frequently asked questions

Who played on Schizophrenia?

The line-up of Schizophrenia includes Curtis Fuller (trombone), Herbie Hancock (piano), James Spaulding (alto saxophone, flute), Joe Chambers (drums (drum set)), Ron Carter (double bass) and Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone).

Which label released Schizophrenia?

Schizophrenia was released in 1969 on Blue Note (BST 84297).

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