McCoy Tyner Big Band - Journey (1993)

[@obscureandforgottenmusic3091]

I forgot to mention but if you ever see any albums that you are curious about but aren't available online, feel free to send me a message and I can look into obtaining it for the channel to publish.

[@TheKiowaApache]

There are two separate albums: Sal Mosca with Peter Ind duo format on Wave label.

[@TheKiowaApache]

There are two separate albums from 1950's : Sal Mosca with Peter Ind in duo format on Wave label (owned by Peter Ind).

[@obscureandforgottenmusic3091]

@@TheKiowaApache I'll see what I can do, so the first album is called "Sal Mosca with Peter Ind" correct? Also what was the other album called or is it under the same name? Edit: I just had a look into it, Are you talking about the "Sal Mosca And Peter Ind At The Den" album?

[@ВалераРудаков-э8в]

Классный биг Бэнд Дайна Ривз здесь на высоте

[@henridelagardere264]

_Journey_ and _The Turning Point_ are two truly worthy additions to any big band devotee's library. McCoy was one of the most passionate musicians I've ever had the pleasure to experience, and this big band in particular was one of the musical joys of the '90s. Beautiful upload, thank you!

[@helloworld12430]

In his Billy Dee William era

[@anzengruberstr]

1. is called "Samba de Commerce " by Wolfgang Engstfeld. Please give the Composer Credits!

[@BrewskLitovsk]

Yeah, that's true! I played this with my own quintet a couple of years ago. Angel Rangelov must have stolen this tune. The original title is indeed "Samba de Commerce", written by Wolfgang Engstfeld. Please change your video description and give the composer credits. Thank you!

[@wayneandrus307]

What a great band!!

[@obscureandforgottenmusic3091]

I can very much see why they won all these awards

[@cdt1690]

I like this!

[@jerrybauer8108]

Instead of Frank Lucy should it not rather be my trombonist friend Frank Ku-Umba Lacy (* 9. August 1958 in Houston, Texas)?

[@obscureandforgottenmusic3091]

Hey Jerry, I wrote down what the booklet that came with the CD said. I think it must have been a typo though since Lacy seems to be correct. Thanks for pointing this out to me, I'll fix it up