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Thread: Rest in peace, McCoy Tyner

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    Damn, that's a helluva story to start a thread. Never heard of Tyner but that story makes me think of A Mighty Wind and Ed Begley Jr's story in the movie.

    Too cool. Life has those moments, eh?
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    Sad loss.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TheLoony View Post
    Damn, that's a helluva story to start a thread. Never heard of Tyner but that story makes me think of A Mighty Wind and Ed Begley Jr's story in the movie.

    Too cool. Life has those moments, eh?
    Never heard of McCoy Tyner, eh?

    Get yourself a copy of John Coltrane's A Love Supreme. Listen to it at least three times before judging, if you can manage that. Tyner is the piano player on that album.
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    Descanse Maestro!.
    A giant!.

    Rest in Peace !.


    ps: thanks for sharing Steve!.
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    Yeah, I'm bummed about this. Last night I listened to his first solo album, "Inception." Interesting to hear how steeped in bebop he still was at the time; he had recently turned 24. I'm glad that I've seen him live twice, but wish it had been more. R.I.P. McCoy.

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    A musician of the highest order. May he rest...

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    I saw MT at least twice in the last 20 years. Once at the Blue Note in NYC. No nonsense , kick ass set. Sat down , no nods , fidgeting , just blew right into it.
    RIP.

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    One year ago:


    RIP MCoy Tyner
    my music collection increased tenfolds when I switched from drug-addicts to complete nutcases.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Trane View Post
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    RIP MCoy Tyner


    This is probably my new favorite "old" jazz tune, just came out in 2018. I listen to this a lot - great feel, mood, everything. Trane was the best.
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    Given what happened about a week after his death, I never really had a proper listening tribute to him.

    Going to rectify that, starting tomorrow, with his solo stuff, and then on with Coltrane's stuff.
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