Tyner, McCoy - The Real Mccoy Still (Import) It's a massive swell of

It's a massive swell of great music from Minneapolis' Kay Bank Recordings in the '60s

But by embracing each other's art with curiosity

Let us come together in harmony and gratitude with Diana Ross now and for the future

year of my life

Label: Parlophone

Tyner, McCoy - The Real Mccoy Still (Import) It's a massive swell ofLimited 180gm vinyl LP pressing. In 1967, pianist McCoy Tyner was ready for a new start, leaving seminal John Coltrane Quartet and Impulse! Records two years prior. His Blue Note debut, The Real McCoy, firmly established him as a creative force. Featuring a world class quartet with Joe Henderson (tenor sax), Ron Carter (bass) and Elvin Jones (drums), the album presented "Passion Dance," "Search for Peace," and "Blues on the Corner." This Blue Note