What a treat to see this after a simple search. Watching McCoy's lightening fingers is nice. So many cool licks. I have loved this man's music since I discovered him the winter of 75-76 when I was a young ski bum in Aspen. I had then borrowed his recent release "Fly with the Wind". Decades later, early 1990s, I finally saw him perform live in a club in Portland, Maine. I met him a bit before the show in the gents where he was seemingly trying to cool his hands under cold water, as opposed to washing them. His trio's show then was brilliant. I felt I had had a close brush with a jazz god, still feel that way. Peace.
I love jazz drumming it's the best and I love watching jazz drummers. I want to see all the solo they do and I'm a guitarist. Let's hear it for the jazz drummer!
John Berry It's always interesting (to me anyway) what the drummer has to say during A performance. It's a shame that there are no more shots of him...
+blksentra2 -- It should be made illegal to shoot any drummer, but I know it just happens all the time... I think it's a case of pathological jealousy, because every young musically-minded dude wants to be the damn drummer in the group and when they can't they lose it and just go berserk....
My favorite pianist...playing here with a favorite horn player...my avian family and I wish both of you peace...and thank both of you for your legendary work in the complex and creative world of jazz.
Tyner still has it! That wonderful energy that his playing always makes so contagious! They all have it here and the audience knows how lucky they are during this magical hour.
Wow! The first 3 seconds had me! Mcoy tyner is a definer of Jazz Piano, cut my teeth on "Utopia" he is a master of the piano and has brought so much to the Jazz world, his keyboard work reaches deep into my soul. Treasure him while you can, what an amazing musician! Michael brecker is top notch, wish I could have been there in person to experience these folks first hand!
OMG! Avery Sharpe is a beast, I can't believe what I heard it, it's so wonderful. Mccoy Tyner always knows how into. Brecker conveys a charge of feelings and Scott understand all moves and hits with such precision. I love It!
GeoCoppens Saw the McCoy Tyner quintet in 79 it look like the piano was levitating that guy hit them keys so fast and hard one incredible player he was
He really could fly, lifting the music and band and throwing off the most beautiful chords and clusters, and I'm sure he still is. So many great tunes he left. A favourite is Asante...
I´ve seen McCoy just once in Munich, Germany. I was most surprised by his modesty, depth and wormth of his sound, distinctive and well balanced. Once he said "....The group functioned primarily as a closed unit. If I were to extract and analyze my role in it, all I can really say was that it was that of an orchestra....". That´s him, is´nt it?- Thanks to you, McCoy.
McCoy & Coletrain, made for each other! THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOUR TALENT SIRS, THE SAX OUT OF SIDE, THE BASE, INCREDIBLE, DRUMMER RIGHT THERE, WOW, So nice ! Be well...2020 now😎😘 McCoy made it till March 2020😍
Man, what a combo! McCoy's uplifting piano playing is sweet relief from the lockdown. I saw McCoy Tyner once in the 1970's in Chicago. Went off to college luvin' his music. Still do!
Yeah, I love that left hand, it's forceful they say because he's a lefty and seems, unlike most pianists, to raise his left high and strike chords with more percussive force. I guess that's the kind of thing that Chick Corea really liked about his playing. He builds these cathedrals of sound in his left in a really maximalist way that I've always dug. He learned to play that hard too just because with Trane, he had to contend with the sheer fury of Elvin Jones' drumming, because Jones was a very up-front drummer who would often drown out everything with the force of his playing. Elvin Jones is also a really great writer, wow, have you heard his "Tender Moments" album, with "Man from Tanganyika"? You can hear his left-hand voices in the ensemble, which is something you also hear on "Africa/Brass", even though supposedly Trane hired Dolphy to do the arrangements, I think Tyner's voicings went into th voicing of the ensembles there. Amazing music, ALL of that brilliant 60s Blue Note and Impulse stuff. Tyner's definitely got "elegant force".
GUYS THAT WALK IN CARRYING SHEET MUSIC SIMPLY HAVE NO NATURAL FEELING FOR MUSIC LIKE MCCOY AND MANY OTHERS THAT JUST WALK IN AND PLAY FROM THE HEART !!!!!!!!!
Rest in peace McCoy Tyner.
When he died!!!???
@@m.a.g.3920 March 6, 2020
McCoy Tyner (p) Michael Brecker (t.s) Avery Sharpe (b) Aaron Scott (ds)...GREAT!!!!!
Thank you far adding the credits!
Dude tysm for giving credits it saved me so much time on a project.
He was the last man standing from the Coltrane Quartet. Rest in power, King. Now u can join Trane, Jimmy & Elvin.
To me, just to me, he was the most impressive of the quartet
McCoy Tyner (piano), Michael Brecker (t.sax), Avery Sharpe (bass), Aaron Scott (drums)
fleur bleue Thanks. I always appreciate a list of the performers
thanks for the list ! appreciated
Bu fleur bleue üü
?? what do you mean ?
sorry for my unclear answer it was the list he is playing
Avory Sharpe is just kicking ass, and his solo is so solid. Love the staccato depth of his sound.
He’s amazing ❤
00- Changes. 12:47- Mellow Minor. 24:06-Where Is Love(Lionel Bart). 32:58-Have You Met Miss Jones?. 38:03-Impressions. 49:34 - Happy Days.
... One of the Lions of piano jazz....💯his sound will last forever
What a treat to see this after a simple search. Watching McCoy's lightening fingers is nice. So many cool licks. I have loved this man's music since I discovered him the winter of 75-76 when I was a young ski bum in Aspen. I had then borrowed his recent release "Fly with the Wind". Decades later, early 1990s, I finally saw him perform live in a club in Portland, Maine. I met him a bit before the show in the gents where he was seemingly trying to cool his hands under cold water, as opposed to washing them. His trio's show then was brilliant. I felt I had had a close brush with a jazz god, still feel that way. Peace.
I once shook hands with McCoy, my hand disappeared in his.
"One of the great immortals who's still with us today..." Alas, no longer the case.
McCoy Tyner is pound per pound the best and most swinging Jazz piano player alive, bar none!
he's amazing, but he's not been alive for a while 😢
RIP dear McCoy. Thank you for your gift. We enjoyed every single note and will keep doing so.
His music lives on in the deep appreciation of the living.
i cant believe this music hes the music! Hes with God now. Thanks for making the world a better place
Aaron Scott on drums - fantastic player
this band is from another planet !!
I love jazz drumming it's the best and I love watching jazz drummers. I want to see all the solo they do and I'm a guitarist. Let's hear it for the jazz drummer!
John Berry It's always interesting (to me anyway) what the drummer has to say during A performance. It's a shame that there are no more shots of him...
+blksentra2 -- It should be made illegal to shoot any drummer, but I know it just happens all the time... I think it's a case of pathological jealousy, because every young musically-minded dude wants to be the damn drummer in the group and when they can't they lose it and just go berserk....
:)))
YES! Lifetime fan of the jazz drummer!
My favorite pianist...playing here with a favorite horn player...my avian family and I wish both of you peace...and thank both of you for your legendary work in the complex and creative world of jazz.
MaCaw Tyner?
@@natural1952 McCoy Tyner.
Heartbroken, such a tremendous loss RIP McCoy your spirit will be with us..
Tyner still has it!
That wonderful energy that his playing always makes so contagious!
They all have it here and the audience knows how lucky they are during this magical hour.
This great artist unfortunately left us on March 6, 2020. Great !!!!!! Fantastic !!!!!!!! He will make the sky enjoy his great music!!!!
All the musicians are fantastic. Avery I Shaw is fantastic +. He is so inventive with the bass and the guitar Bravo!! Bravo each one!!
Wow! The first 3 seconds had me! Mcoy tyner is a definer of Jazz Piano, cut my teeth on "Utopia" he is a master of the piano and has brought so much to the Jazz world, his keyboard work reaches deep into my soul.
Treasure him while you can, what an amazing musician!
Michael brecker is top notch, wish I could have been there in person to experience these folks first hand!
OMG! Avery Sharpe is a beast, I can't believe what I heard it, it's so wonderful. Mccoy Tyner always knows how into. Brecker conveys a charge of feelings and Scott understand all moves and hits with such precision. I love It!
One word for Avery Sharpe's solos: masterful.
Legend.
Brother Sharpe kicking A$$ on the bass
I could not agree more.
He is absolutely terrific!!
UGLY bass sound!
Avery G.
GeoCoppens Saw the McCoy Tyner quintet in 79 it look like the piano was levitating that guy hit them keys so fast and hard one incredible player he was
"The Finest" ...McCoy Tyner...thanks for the memories! Great concert and collaboration with Michael!
A master class in musicianship. Period
INCROYABLE he's the best piano player of the universe.
He really could fly, lifting the music and band and throwing off the most beautiful chords and clusters, and I'm sure he still is. So many great tunes he left. A favourite is Asante...
Michael Brecker RIP......A great tenor.....
:(((
wonderful concert of a unique jazz giant
Rest in peace Great jazz giant Macoy!
Always cool and steady,smooth baby!!.may GOD bless you
R.I.P. McCoy Tyner
Michael and McCoy are now jamming in heaven with the full Classic Quartet, Plus One.
What could be more exciting than this?!?!
Nobody plays like this!
Rest in Peace McCoy!
A wonderful concert ; hats off to Brecker and Tyner!
Unforgettable
greatest piano player of all time , thank you and RIP Mr. Tyner.
RIP McCoy Tyner great performance, so glad I was able to see you live at the Glasgow Jazz Festival
I´ve seen McCoy just once in Munich, Germany. I was most surprised by his modesty, depth and wormth of his sound, distinctive and well balanced. Once he said "....The group functioned primarily as a closed unit. If I were to extract and analyze my role in it, all I can really say was that it was that of an orchestra....". That´s him, is´nt it?- Thanks to you, McCoy.
Yes, a perfect tribute!
The bass solo on ''Changes'' is one of the coolest and wildest I've ever heard.
RIP McCoy Tyner. Sad to hear you are no longer with us. Thankful you did all this incredible and brilliant work. I am in awe.
I think he was at his very technicaly best at this time. RIP, you were THE man !
Mr.Tyner, RIP We miss You. Mr. Aaron Scott!!! Swings So Very HARD!! One of My Favs🥁
Raise beyond the stars brother!!!
Now he's free for the ultimate Great Gig in the sky- Session with Trane ...🙏💟
i just saw him perform here in portland, oreg. he was great...
My favorite player!!!
🎹 👑 ⬆️ 🎶 Simply AWESOME !🎬
I miss and cherish those moments ❤ Thank you
Legend, the best of the best! Could listen to McCoy all day
Yes R.I.Jazz Heaven, McCoy!
Peace:
As a kid, I used to sit on Mrs. Tyner's beauty parlor steps, at night andnd listen to McCoy practice
Forever in my heart
Genius!!! Masterful! Inventive!
The bass solo at the begging just completed me.
These 3 are joy to Watch and Listen to no matter what the Hour Day Month Year YEAH BABY ❤
Fantastic set. Love it.
McCoy & Coletrain, made for each other!
THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOUR TALENT SIRS, THE SAX OUT OF SIDE, THE BASE, INCREDIBLE, DRUMMER RIGHT THERE, WOW, So nice ! Be well...2020 now😎😘 McCoy made it till March 2020😍
I could watch this all day.
Absolute joy.👍🏾
That piano compliments the sound so beautifully , incredible
Man, what a combo! McCoy's uplifting piano playing is sweet relief from the lockdown. I saw McCoy Tyner once in the 1970's in Chicago. Went off to college luvin' his music. Still do!
Vale sir. Another great innovator laid to rest.
OMG.... thank you for posting this concert.. don't have words to say about Mr. Tyner
Wow...I never was a big fan, but after seeing this --- amazing! Thanks for posting the entire show.
❤️🇧🇷❤️🇧🇷❤️🇧🇷❤️🇧🇷❤️
Ascended to Olympus ...
RIP to a Jazz Giant.
Love watching this….
Wish i have been on this gig
You may want to listen to this!! Would be really useful.
Inspired!
RIP
Redido homenaje Mc. Coy ... respetos al pianista de músicos de jazz.
'Infinity' is a great CD, I remember buying it right after it came out, in the Fall of 1995. Almost 20 years ago!
hey hermanito muy bueno tu video saludos desde Baja California ...lamusica nos une
Two greats RIP here. Avery kills it nice 2 , as do they all. Thanks.
His style sure evolved, since his 1963 Newport appearance! I like the later style. Just pure celebration.
Oh wow, just found out he passed.....RIP mccoy....the best left hand in jazz piano
fantastic! thx for sharing! michael at his best!
An incredible talent not getting the recognition he deserves,
McCoy Tyner, un GIGANTE - Inconfondibile il Suo pianismo -
just amazing!!
Very good!
He plays with an "elegant force".
You put it in the exact words. It's the same impression I had when I first listened to him many years ago.
Yeah, I love that left hand, it's forceful they say because he's a lefty and seems, unlike most pianists, to raise his left high and strike chords with more percussive force. I guess that's the kind of thing that Chick Corea really liked about his playing. He builds these cathedrals of sound in his left in a really maximalist way that I've always dug. He learned to play that hard too just because with Trane, he had to contend with the sheer fury of Elvin Jones' drumming, because Jones was a very up-front drummer who would often drown out everything with the force of his playing. Elvin Jones is also a really great writer, wow, have you heard his "Tender Moments" album, with "Man from Tanganyika"? You can hear his left-hand voices in the ensemble, which is something you also hear on "Africa/Brass", even though supposedly Trane hired Dolphy to do the arrangements, I think Tyner's voicings went into th voicing of the ensembles there. Amazing music, ALL of that brilliant 60s Blue Note and Impulse stuff. Tyner's definitely got "elegant force".
GUYS THAT WALK IN CARRYING SHEET MUSIC SIMPLY HAVE NO NATURAL FEELING FOR MUSIC LIKE MCCOY AND MANY OTHERS THAT JUST WALK IN AND PLAY FROM THE HEART !!!!!!!!!
Chick corea used to carry sheet music
This quartet was one of the high points in more recent jazz history!
RIP :'(
Really dug this.
❤wow!
Keep on doing it! Straight ahead!
Absolutely phenomenal!!
RIP Mr.Tyner....many good memories !!!
RIP McCoy
I get upset when I miss someone great live in concert.RIP McCoy
McCoy para sempre.
Great show, I feel so so fortunate to see and hear it here. Thanks!
Mr. Tyner certainly and most graciously gave everyone in the ensemble plenty of time.
RIP McCoy Tyner, one of the GOATS.
#FuckingLegend
Albert McCoy Tyner 1938-2020 :(