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| 1. |  | Guitars (CD/DVD) by McCoy Tyner Price: $13.99 Customer Review:  Yeah, OK, I read all of the other reviews, and everybody's got their good points - some positive, some negative - and the whole session is kind of fun... But to me, (being a big Sco fan) it boils down to one thing - The 6 minute video (yes, it's a DVD too) of Scofield tearin' up Mr P.C. with this... |
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| 2. |  | The Real McCoy by McCoy Tyner Price: $8.97 Customer Review:  This was pianist McCoy Tyner's first session for Blue Note after the passing of John Coltrane and it turned out to be a classic. Just about every one of the tunes on this disc are now jazz standards like "Passion Dance", "Search for Peace", "Contemplation" and "Blues on the Corner". McCoy is backed... |
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| 3. |  | Quartet by Mccoy Tyner Price: $13.99 Customer Review: McCoy has aged well in his playing and approach, I go back a really long way with his music, never disappointed. Thanks. Eli |
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| 4. |  | My Favorite Things: Coltrane at Newport by John Coltrane Price: $11.98 Customer Review: All of the music on this collection was previously available except for the 1963 recording of Impressions w/ Roy Haynes (an excerpt was previously available). The recording apparently had some problems with low-end distortion and Jimmy Garrison's bass. Thanks to the digital revolution, the folks at... |
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| 5. |  | Extensions by Mccoy Tyner Price: $8.49 Customer Review: I can still vividly remember when this Lp arrived at the record store I was working in back in Colorado Springs. My boss was from Chicago and a well-informed jazz listener. I had no idea who McCoy Tyner was other than he had a very weird name (I was 17 or 18 at the time). I was more of a King... |
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| 6. |  | Enlightenment by McCoy Tyner Price: $11.98 Customer Review: It's very easy to compare this recording to "A Love Supreme," but careful listening makes clear this is Tyner's music through and through. It attempts to recreate the spiritual intensity of the Coltrane quartet using the musical vocabulary Tyner developed in his earlier solo work (particularly his... |
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| 7. |  | Sahara by McCoy Tyner Price: $11.98 Customer Review: the ideas of sahara are an extension of mccoy tyner's work with john coltrane. a prayer for my family is tyner soloing on piano. on all tracks tyner's playing is energetic and masterful, making sahara an excellent recording. a minor complaint: too many whistles and sirens, distracting while... |
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| 8. |  | Infinity by McCoy Tyner Trio Price: $14.98 Customer Review: As has already been stated,the solo Michael Brecker blows on John Coltrane's 'Impressions' is a killer. .This is pianist Mccoy Tyner's cd;Tyner was the pianist with Coltrane on the original 'Impressions' cd.He remains one of the handful of all-time great jazz pianists-and he is as good as he ever... |
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| 9. |  | Looking Out by McCoy Tyner Price: $17.98 Customer Review: This is a must have McCoy Tyner with Carlos Santana and other monter players, singer... Fantastic and very hard to find. |
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| 10. |  | Atlantis by McCoy Tyner Price: $18.98 Customer Review: This set of performances was taken from a live appearance in San Francisco. Tyner's band for this outing includes Wilby Fletcher (drums) Jooney Booth (bass - Booth was a Pharoah Sanders and Alice Coltrane alumni by the way) Azar Lawrence (tenor and soprano saxes - Lawrence is fantastic on both... |
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| 11. |  | Fly with the Wind by McCoy Tyner Price: $10.99 | |
| 12. |  | Time for Tyner by McCoy Tyner Price: $11.98 Customer Review: One thing that McCoy Tyner will never be accused of is being rhythmically challenged. This 6 song CD presents two classics of jazz rhythm study, 'Little Madimba' and 'African Village'. Of course, you would expect a musician of Tyner's caliber to be able to carry such unusual and uncommon rhythmic... |
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| 13. |  | Afro Blue by McCoy Tyner Price: $8.97 Customer Review: I recently read an article in the Wall Street Journal about McCoy Tyner's new recording, Guitars, which came out shortly before his 70th birthday. That means that McCoy is still playing away, and even though Afro Blue is a compilation (made two years ago), most of these tracks were recorded fairly... |
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| 14. |  | Focal Point by McCoy Tyner Price: $7.97 Customer Review: I definitely agree with William Donoghue. Both technically & artistically, FOCAL POINT is the toppermost of the tynermost. Tyner's low-end is in the left channel and his upper register is in the right channel. On Tyner's own records as a leader, Tyner has been every bit as erratic as Coltrane.... |
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| 15. |  | Sama Layuca by McCoy Tyner Price: $11.98 Customer Review: This is my favorite Tyner Album. Tyner & Bobby Hutcherson have amazing chemistry and they demonstrate it here. The song writing has strong northern african and middle eastern influences. Tyner combines middle eastern scales and african roots with the coltrane experience. I think Tyner really... |
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| 16. |  | Trident by McCoy Tyner Price: $11.98 Customer Review: Were you to wander into an intimate jazz club one night and see this trio on the bandstand, leaving for home might seem an unbearable option. Quite simply, this is as powerful and put-together a jazz trio as you will ever encounter, and all three players are in top form. Tyner is blindingly fast,... |
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| 17. | [no image] | I Got No Kick Against Modern Jazz: A Grp Artist's Celebration of the Songs of the Beatles from GRP Records Customer Review:  Well, the Beatles are not the best material for jazz artists, not even smooth jazzers... However, some of the perfomances are quite subtle - McCoy Tyner really shines, for instance, Arturo Sandoval's band is really cooking, and I have never heard Diana Krall sounding better (BTW; I'm not her... |
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| 18. |  | Horizon by McCoy Tyner Price: $10.99 Customer Review: song 2, Woman Of Tomorrow is very very relaxing (so unusual in McCoy Tyner's work), I actually have it on a playlist of songs I play while giving massage. The song, Motherland, takes me places. The song, Just Feelin, has more beat than most McCoy songs, a pleasurable sensation like... |
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| 19. |  | I Got No Kick Against Modern Jazz by George Benson Customer Review: I don't think they set out to set the world on fire. Even the title suggests as much. That being said, they took liberties with some well-known songs and made it work. My favorite tracks? All of them. I bought this CD because of McCoy Tyner, for my money the best pianist around today. But the others... |
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| 20. |  | Song for My Lady by McCoy Tyner Price: $8.97 Customer Review: this is mccoy tyner still under the influence of his john coltrane years, lots of verve and a playing that seems to cross the borders of selections, flowing freely from song to song. a new sound for tyner as a composer is evident with the opening and closing tracks, night song and essence, with... |
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