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McCoy Tyner
Starting out playing with John Coltrane as a 17-year-old pianist, McCoy Tyner's
passionate, rhythmic style stood out in the 1950s era of bebop and vibrant R&B,
and he went on to play a key role in some of jazz's most important moments. As
part of Coltrane's classic quartet he performed on seminal albums 'My Favourite
Things' (1961), 'Impressions' (1963) and 'A Love Supreme' (1964) and led his own
bands on acclaimed early records 'Inception' (1962), 'Nights of Ballads and
Blues' (1963) and 'Today and Tomorrow' (1963).
The Philadelphian left Coltrane in the mid-1960s and struggl...
How Deep Is the Ocean?McCoy Tyner and The McCoy Tyner Trio
Good Morning HeartacheMcCoy Tyner, Michael Brecker and The McCoy Tyner Trio
CaravanMcCoy Tyner
Speak LowMcCoy Tyner and The McCoy Tyner Trio
Star EyesMcCoy Tyner
Autumn LeavesMcCoy Tyner
How Deep Is the Ocean?McCoy Tyner and The McCoy Tyner Trio
Bon Voyage
7:12
Good Morning HeartacheMcCoy Tyner, Michael Brecker and The McCoy Tyner Trio
Prelude and Sonata
9:21
CaravanMcCoy Tyner
Mccoy Tyner Plays Ellington
3:32
Speak LowMcCoy Tyner and The McCoy Tyner Trio
Inception
6:22
Star EyesMcCoy Tyner
Nights of Ballads & Blues
5:03
Autumn LeavesMcCoy Tyner
Today and Tomorrow
6:10
