The search terms suggest you are looking for high-quality audio rips or specific metadata related to McCoy Tyner 1967 album The Real McCoy , often shared by users like in audiophile circles. ProStudioMasters Album Overview: The Real McCoy (1967) This album was McCoy Tyner's debut on the
The jazz standard hiding in plain sight. Based on the changes to "Tune Up" (by Miles Davis), Tyner re-harmonizes it with his signature quartal chords. The title refers to the 4/4 time signature and the five musicians (quartet + engineer Rudy Van Gelder). His solo on this track is a masterclass in motivic development: he takes a simple three-note cell and inverts, augments, and fragments it over 16 choruses. mccoy tyner the real mccoyjazzflacrogercc work
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