McCoy Tyner - For Tomorrow (Munich Summer Piano Festival, 1983)

From the Munich Summer Piano Festival, 1983
McCoy Tyner - piano
McCoy Tyner - For Tomorrow
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Alfred McCoy Tyner (born December 11, 1938) is a jazz pianist from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, known for his work with the John Coltrane Quartet and a long solo career.
He began studying the piano at age 13 and within two years music had become the focal point in his life. His early influences included Bud Powell, a Philadelphia neighbor. When he was 17, he converted to Islam through the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community and changed his name to Sulieman Saud.
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[@Brainhoneywalker]

Revered European classical musicians used to go listen to him play. Like that!

[@jayclarke9611]

From Inner Voices record….originally w a big band around him …listened to tthat album as a teenager …everyday. Trying to absorb my idol’s thoughts…awesome awesome pianist
His hands were so strong.if he were a boxer he would have knocked out many a fighter…see his live vids from 80 Birdlike and Inner Glimse w Freddie n Joe H.
Love his stuff n 80’s but also ve his early trios where he imbibes Wynton Kelly s Perc attacks w Lines like Bud but mixing in the future w his modern in and upside harmony of his improve.
Titan!

[@daryljohnson3896]

Mccoy Tyner was not just a musician, he was a true artist and what he gave you was an experience.

[@mariecaleca6851]

Admirable Mc Coy Tyner, pianiste fabuleux avec cette superbe interprétation de For tomorrow !

[@ronaldpetrin5823]

Such a force, RIP McCoy, you sure worked for your keep. I shook your hand after two sets at Ricks Cafe in Chicago, with Blake that night. Man Im so glad I saw you always amazing.

[@chickyrogue8485]

He was a true human .... very approachable after his sets if the venue allowed

[@ajturner9131]

So grateful for all that he gave to us through his music

[@laurentgoldstein1537]

Immense contribution. I miss him dearly, nobody like him

[@cast4fish]

True genius. A gift from God.

[@FUNKINETIK]

That was one huge amount of emotion played out through those keys. My first dose of McCoy Tyner.
P E A C E : )

[@MikeBerbano]

He is a true legend.
My intro to his music was in his 1982 triple Collaboration with Stanley Clarke & Phyllis Hyman in the song "I'll Be Around".

[@lawrencemuller8972]

He is not underrated at all. He is widely regarded as one of the greatest jazz pianists.

[@jayclarke9611]

Most influential Jazz pianist n 70s w Chic Herbie. N Keith

[@dan19beav74]

I could listen to this everyday. Beautiful music.

[@pukulu]

certainly a great creative achievement, one of so many by Tyner.

[@dollardv]

Amazingly beautiful as always.

[@elleondejuda4681]

This dude is a beast!

[@memphdana]

My favorite by McCoy Tyner!!😍😍😍

[@RonCarterBassist]

This is wonderful.

[@BarbeRace]

A precious gem

[@MrEab2010]

beautiful.

[@riccardoruggierijazz]

The song is "For Tomorrow" by McCoy Tyner

[@LOFTmusicChannel]

Thank you very much for bringing this to our attention! You seem to be right. We have changed the description.

[@hshlom]

Originally from the Inner Voices album, 1977, which was kind of like a big band of singers.

[@pariztial]

So under ratedddd

[@lawrencemuller8972]

No, not underrated at all. He is widely regarded as one of the greatest and most influential jazz pianists.

[@felixnauta]

His music resambles to me at Rakhmaninov.

[@chickyrogue8485]

Yes very free and pentatonic

[@jaysteve8048]

Straight outta Philly.

[@markdavid9329]

This is just mad.

[@BarbeRace]

The god

[@2looseX]

0:46

[@jiyukim]

9:00

[@alefor5423]

solo jazz

[@ecomoo]

Sounds like Ravel

[@cyberpaimpol]

An ode to "John Coltrane" ?