McCoy Tyner Trio/CA,USA 2004

A giant star falls. McCoy Tyner, one of the most revered pianists in history and considered to have shaped the history of modern jazz piano along with Bill Evans, has passed away at the age of 81…He was the only surviving member of the legendary John Coltrane’s supreme quartet. , one of the best performances of recent years by McCoy, who was active until just before his death, is now available! ! McCoy Tyner, one of the most influential pianists in jazz history and a key player in John Coltrane’s groundbreaking quartet of the 1960s, passed away on March 6, 2020 at the age of 81. He has become a person…In recent years, McCoy has been actively collaborating with promising young players who are about the size of a father and son apart from co-starring with veterans. Among them, the trio with the talented bassist Christian McBride and drummer Jeff Tain Watts was praised in many media as being special. The trio’s two live shows held twice a day at the prestigious Yoshi’s in Oakland, California on January 27, 2004, which represents McCoy’s recent work (all setlists are separate!), were all recorded with the label’s unique care. A supreme 2-disc set has arrived, completely recorded with unbelievably high-quality stereo sound that has been mastered! ! Both the first and second shows will feature McCoy’s original works, which will showcase McCoy’s charm, from sharp swinging performances to bluesy songs, deep ballad numbers, and compositions inspired by music from the Middle East and Asia. A series of sounds that fill the space at a tremendous speed that brings about euphoric excitement, contrastingly friendly melodies and beautiful performances, and McCoy’s piano running in all directions, reminding us of the majestic land of Africa. I was overwhelmed by the scale of the work. Also, like the great pianists such as Bud Powell, Bill Evans, Herbie Hancock, Chick Corea, and Keith Jarrett, his performance is recognizable at first listen, and he is worthy of being called a stylist (a person who has developed and established a certain performance style). Continuation of play. In addition, Christian McBride, who supported McCoy and was only 32 years old at the time, swallowed all genres and even incorporated his own original ideas, creating a new sensation of play that heralds the beginning of a new history of jazz bass. , led by Wynton Marsalis’s combo that made a shocking debut, and later co-starred with Michael Brecker, producing grooves that are slow and fast, rich in nuance, and like waves, reminiscent of Tony Williams. Jeff Thayne and Watts, two young talents who were said to be leading the way in the future scene at the time, greatly stimulated the great master McCoy, and pushed him to challenge McCoy head-on. A spectacular triangle is unfolding that starts and stops at every turn. Don’t miss listening to the great performances of the late McCoy Tyner, a huge star who, until his death, never wavered from his forward-thinking attitude, was personally involved in nurturing the next generation, and continued to have a great influence not only on pianists but on all jazzmen! ! Live at Yoshi’s Oakland,CA January.27.2004 EX-AUD 2020 Original Remaster Disc 1 First Show 57min 1. Home 2. Steppin’ 3. Memories 4. Angelina 5. The Chase 6. Mana Layuca Disc 2 Second Show 60min 1. Serra do Mar 2. Inner Glimpse 3. December 4. Fly with the Wind 5. Come Rain or Come Shine 6. St. Louis Blues McCoy Tyner – Piano Christian McBride – Bass Jeff Watts – Drums