Valkiriia1
Ive always loved this....back in the day there wasnt a sax player alive that didnt want to play with elvin
McCoy Tyner - Message From The Nile mp3 download
- Artist: McCoy Tyner
- Song: Message From The Nile
- Genre: Jazz
- Length: 12:23
- Size: 29MB
- Bitrate: 320Kbps
- Date: 2019-05-15
- Upload by: Travis Harmon
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Comments
melis selvia
McCoy Tyner at the peak of his greatness. What a gift this humble man from Philadelphia has been to our world of Jazz. Also, few soloists in history have demonstrated such mastery, not only in flawless technique but in the way he breathes life into a piano. With both John Coltrane and Wayne shorter (also Joe Henderson) McCoy turns it all into magic. His music vibrates with all of life at its fullest. A devout Muslim, Tyner represents the best of his religion and (his and my) beloved city of Philadelphia with great distinction. Salam.
Emil Phoryew
Yeah, Gary Bartz always sounded different!
natebeach
One of McCoys best compositions of all time so very spiritual
Al Albert
Elvin knows how to drive his crew beyond time. What a timeless group of musicians! This is pure climax.
thom hilton
Had to be Ron Carter on bass. Instantly identifiable sound.