McCoy Tyner Trio with John Scofield - Mr. Pc

McCoy Tyner (p) Trio with John Scofield (g)

[@PabloVestory]

75 years old now, and still stracting fresh magic from this tune, wich one he has played a zillion times. Mccoy Tyner. This is the Thing. And Sco and the rest of the band too of course

[@MofoGuro]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but is that Ron Carter on bass and Jack DeJohnette on drums? Because if so it should probably be in the description..

[@jazzenthusiast4353]

yes that's correct.

[@josevazquez1042]

@@jazzenthusiast4353 I love you two

[@jazzorphin]

They´re all four giants, not only the "solists" but the rhythm section as well !!

[@kuhchicken]

Serious players like this don't just play the tune, they take you on a journey into it.

[@bloodbrother2204]

I LOVE MCCOY TYNER - AND WHAT A GREAT BAND WITH SCO

[@CalvinLimuel]

stay well Mr. Tyner we want to still see your magic!!

[@MarkusWikstrom]

I LOVE YOU - ALL OF YOU HERE .

[@MarkusWikstrom]

472

[@jaymedearagao4309]

yeah!

[@nasheedmoiz]

One of my favorites from the album Guitars where McCoy invited several great guitarists to collab - Derek Trucks, Bill Frisell, Marc Ribot, Bela Fleck....

[@deepadhanraj2485]

Thank you for posting this video.... masters at work is just that

[@CalvinLimuel]

jazz legends!!!

[@perovaas]

Excellent! Tks for posting!

[@rubenantaglez8641]

Great quartet and precious theme. thanks

[@erminageo9026]

Απίστευτος συγχρονισμός ,σπουδαία τεχνική...τέλειο άκουσμα!

[@thewoodys_surf_instrumental]

Wonderful clip and lineup.

[@manutopia61]

Refreshing. Thanks.

[@SunRavenMusic]

Man, that would of been so awesome to play this with McCoy. Scofield is very lucky!

[@gregormarini]

Massive Energy!

[@alecleamas65]

Awesome!!!!

[@SchizophrenicReality]

Thanks for this , Loving it !!!

[@jorgetenamusic]

Thanks!! Tyner, Scofield, DeJohnette and Carter!!! Wooooow!!

This jam ought to be renamed "Ain't no slackers Here". These cats are cookin'.

[@aldogonzalez827]

Wow

[@NeilRaouf]

oh my god as i saw the link to this clip and also wrote the names i nearly colapsed! YES!

[@123must]

Beautiful ! A lot of thanks

[@ferrolechem]

Unfreakingbelievable!

[@giulianocolivicchi]

Great combo!!

[@pforpappu]

This is excellent.

[@cizozo]

Four Genious...

[@renakmans3521]

Interested to see Sco so focused, I can only imagine the nerves but again, he’s Sco!!!

[@vhollund]

Scofield actually sounds more traditional beside him Surprisingly

[@grebbx]

4 badasses right there...

[@nickb1796]

Rip McCoy Tyner

[@Happy-Me.]

SCO still has it. Great phrasing

[@jodi183]

Who was so lucky to film this?! ;-) Thanks for posting this video!!! This is AWESOME!!

[@lesdouzilles]

The Masters!

[@frogmorton1970]

@getupanddosomething It's Jack DeJohnnette (sp?) on drums, Ron Carter on bass in addition to Sco and McCoy. Badasses all around.

[@soylaq]

@soylaq great quality too, thank you!

[@gprosser11]

McCoy Tyner Trio F/ John Scofield Mr P.C. like this version..

[@tedybear335]

Oh my god !!!

[@TeeTommyBest]

WOW!

[@soylaq]

niiiiceee!!

[@imbees2]

Yes Ron carter.

[@rillloudmother]

jebus h. christhole, what a band!

[@DiegoARojas2009]

es un seminario de comping!!

[@benesenabene]

Genial !!!

[@SupernalOne]

with classical music, the original genius or the composer is recreated, and to a degree, interpreted - with jazz, new life is infused into a relatively simple composition by whatever talent and inspiration the musicians can bring to it - both are worthy, but I listen to jazz more

Amen.

[@evil_cb1859]

Awesome!

[@boscomichne]

pura vida

[@helentheohari6650]

Τι ερμηνεία!

[@petegavinrowney]

Wunnerful..!

[@josephsheridan469]

thanks 4 the info levent,all class players,no doubt

[@kurtjansen9216]

Gad damn!

[@ginguenga]

wowowowowowo

[@MegaASHENAFI]

Scofield - without the damned(UNnecessary) chorus! Yes!!!

[@jbowers56]

You kidding?! His tone is badass!!!

[@DiegoARojas2009]

che esta pa bajarlo este!!! alla voyy!!!!

[@dr05guitar]

ron carter on bass oh yeah

[@getupanddosomething]

Excellent solos all around! Who are the other musicians in the group?

[@SovereigntyForPatriots]

Ron Carter, Bass Jack De Johnette, Drums

[@user-kv8hy7tn1h]

ギターでこのテンポで、8分音符を流れるように弾けるのはジョンスコだけだと思いますw

[@jodi183]

Ron Carter and Jack DeJohnette on bass and drums, respectively, if I stand correct.

[@Buddy_Banquet_Off]

Рон Картер на басу и Джек Де Джоннет на барабанах.

[@LeventParman]

"Mr PC" is a 12 bar minor blues composed by John Coltrane in 1959. The song is named in tribute to the bass player Paul Chambers who had accompanied Coltrane for years. It first appeared on the album Giant Steps where it was played with a fast swing feel. McCoy Tyner (pf), John Scofield (gt), Ron Carter (ba), Jack DeJohnette (dr). Follow @cazhareketi on twitter

[@Sefashfasoula]

Ron Carter

[@aler8343]

glad to see mccoy playing with electric instruments

[@brownchambersheath]

@William102582 really?it seems like when he came in mccoy looked up like "what the fuck?okay..." i really didnt see a cue.

[@ScottSawyerMusic]

Really? Sounds pretty good to me! ;-)

[@StevenJMckenna]

If you gotta ask???

[@brownchambersheath]

why did sco cut in?

[@familytreemusic]

what year was this?

[@familytreemusic]

jack uses matched grip a lot, although he also uses traditional at times... but at the end of the day, who cares? use whatever suit you as long as you swing and serve the music, is what i feel

[@aleksandersucharski]

i watch this clip, and then i think to myself. how the fuck is it possible, that some bands can sit in studio for a year, and still release crap? here, if even, the only thing related to production that could be somehow needed, is putting some reverb on the guitar.

[@santiagobesasso]

You might be struggling to understand his style

[@MatNewtonTrio]

2 people didn't like this? Wt...

[@samdianmusic]

bass player ??

[@brownchambersheath]

@William102582 yeahh... but to cut in on mccoy man u better have some heat, and sco didnt really seem that confident, just my opinion

[@Isaac-Draper]

Who gives a toss why Sco cut in it sounds wicked.

[@josephsheridan469]

u must be watchin a clip of eminem or something dude

[@mikemerinoff]

McCoy still plays the same notes, though he is a little crazier now.

[@patriot6061]

This is the first time I've noticed that Jack Dejohnette plays matched grip. Wonder what the purists make of that . . . . . . .

[@limaktba]

Being purists they probably don't dig it hehe.

[@electrojazz14]

Scofield is clearly struggling w chops;;;why? I dont know

[@augustomarchand]

John Scofield is the weakest point in this group.

[@mattburketthehimhis4750]

Yeah McCoy cuts the shit out of him straight from chorus 1

[@awesomewelles1990]

Scofield is a great player and I really want to like his stuff but his tone is so wimpy!

[@richardsorice4509]

He's an amazing player, but would rather hear him with no effects.