McCoy Tyner - Trident (Vniyl )

McCoy Tyner - Trident
Produced by Orrin Keepnews
Piano - McCoy Tyner
Bass - Ron Carter
Drums - Elvin Jones
A1 Celestial Chant 0:01
Harpsichord - McCoy Tyner
Written-By - McCoy Tyner
A2 Once I Loved 6:59
Celesta - McCoy Tyner
Written-By - Antonio Carlos Jobim
A3 Elvin (Sir) Jones 14:52
Written-By - McCoy Tyner
B1 Land Of The Lonely 20:21
Celesta] - McCoy Tyner
Harpsichord - McCoy Tyner
Written-By - McCoy Tyner
B2 Impressions 27:54
Written-By - John Coltrane
B3 Ruby, My Dear 32:57
Written-By - Thelonious Monk
Engineer: Jim Stern
February 18 and 19, 1975

[@willcruz3198]

McCoy Tyner is one my favorites and this album proves it.

[@mattdrummist]

By far one of McCoy's finest and one of my personal favorite jazz albums from any time period.

[@ayekaye8055]

The low views on this album are criminal.

[@robscheps7722]

McCoy on Harpsichord!

[@KSmall109CAB]

And Elvin Jones sounding like breaks in the continental shelf!

[@joseduarte8293]

Strings of piano.

[@eedleate]

Contributed to Coltrane's sound more than most folks realize. He was essential to it sounding fluid. Only one McCoy.

[@mtstyre7768]

I agree with you 100%. Tyner was a musical giant and good post.

[@jonylawson73]

Sheeeiiiiit we recognise..we recognise

[@mtstyre7768]

@@jonylawson73 Nice--Tyner is everything...and then some...

[@johnm3152]

What a line up. One of the '70s best Super Groups !

[@nahumben-yehuda3611]

Unique use of other acoustic keyboard instruments - harpsichord and celeste. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Celesta

[@trevski6569]

Rest in peace McCoy

[@evanderson92]

Skip ahead to 30:58 for a surprise bit of hip-hop history.

[@RonCarterBassist]

👏🏾👏🏾

[@chessaudiobooks3079]

first time hearing today, 4/24/2023 . Incredible!

[@patapierna1]

I have this vinyl for more than forty years. It has hundreds of auditions, especially Impressions. Three absolute masters

[@pigshitpoet]

coming up in Coltrane's shadow, who knew Tyner was a front man this dynamic!? he plays with verve. his expressions are true. love hearing this album. thanks! ♫¸.•*¨♥✿♪ ... thank you McCoy Tyner - Piano / Ron Carter - Bass /Elvin Jones - Drums! as Mccoy's involvement with Coltrane came to an end in 1965. Coltrane's music was becoming much more atonal and free; he had also augmented his quartet with percussion players who threatened to drown out both Tyner and Jones: Tyner said then, "I didn't see myself making any contribution to that music... All I could hear was a lot of noise. I didn't have any feeling for the music, and when I don't have feelings, I don't play" ... Tyner is more the culmination of a past he'd never partake, coming into his own just as Coltrane transitions from avant garde into spiritual sound. in 1962, Dolphy left Cotrane and Jimmy Garrison replaced Workman as bassist. From then on, the "Classic Quartet" came to be known, with Tyner, Garrison, and Jones, which produced searching, spiritually driven work. looking back on that phenomenon i think Tyner is a product of that change, a sound maker in his own right - "it takes a trio to make a quartet sing!"

[@danielorourke5854]

Perhaps my favorite McCoy album. Impressions rocks so hard.

[@ronniemayse1238]

😅 wild & cool

[@Dats_Lyfe]

Like I always said.... this guy is the REAL McCOY!

[@pigshitpoet]

LOL he certainly proves to be so.. ; )

[@CoreaKixx420]

This man has alway's seemed beyond super human to me. Good Heaven's man, this is epic!!

[@KSmall109CAB]

Tyner had a left hand as a pianist that was like Muhammad Ali's left jab in boxing.

[@toddtollfree5659]

This proves he should've have played on Coltrane Giant steps ...

[@tooajittoquit]

Oh so grossly underrated this GEM is. Thank you for this lovely upload with the added character of vinyl crackles and pops 😍. Will always be one of my all time favorite jazz albums. Here’s to McCoy’s immortality!

[@joewilliams1061]

Love this album.. He rocked the 4ths.....

[@Real90sfeel]

"THE CHOICE IS YOURS"

[@0SW13]

mccoy on the harpsicord is actually crazy. wow. like some kind of swinging monk (the christian kind, not thelonious)

[@brucetwyman813]

😮

[@grovercroft2331]

What can one say about McCoy other then he is one of Jazz greatest key board player

[@bladome]

Hasta Siempre Maestro!

[@flickerman68]

Rest In Peace.

[@bobjones927]

only M.T. album i ever had

[@ayekaye8055]

Bob Jones gotta get/listen to Fly With The Wind, too!

[@jonp4846]

Supertrios

[@redastrachan8978]

YES YES and YES!

[@jazzster123]

You have deprived yourself.

[@parithrush7921]

@@ayekaye8055 I listened to Fly With The Wind for the first time last night because of your comment. Thank you .

[@paulfitterer5576]

Beautiful record!

[@beatrixvantil8623]

one of my first lp's , great ! thank you

[@rnv71950]

Thunder man

[@chiarapivetta6103]

Always in my mind, very nice !!!

[@horatiodreamt]

Wow.

[@mithermage]

thanks!

[@xALK1984x]

40:42 start. Thanks

[@loladelon5648]

At 30'58" for my ATCQ fans.

[@redastrachan8978]

Better than anything. Ever.

[@raregrooveatoz1928]

いいアルバムです

[@sashakingcrimson187]

sasha king crimson ₪₪₪₪

[@omardegay526]

Wao

[@EddieBaileyTSMG]

30:58

[@jimmetesky6019]

Would I be the worst person in the world if I thought it would have been better if the celeste and harpsichord were left at home?

[@KSmall109CAB]

Only your ears can answer that!

[@brendanm.buckley7082]

LOL! thank you for that, Jim. made me actually laugh out loud.

[@KINSEY1956]

you like what you like...or in this case, what you do not like. the harpsichord is the reason I thoroughly enjoy this album.