McCoy Tyner
American jazz pianist
Alfred McCoy Tyner (December 11, 1938 – March 6, 2020) was an American jazz pianist and composer known for his work with the John Coltrane Quartet from 1960 to 1965 and his long solo career afterward. He was an NEA Jazz Master and a five-time Grammy Award winner. Tyner has been widely imitated and is one of the most recognizable and influential jazz pianists of all time.
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Works
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- African Village
- Aisha
- All My Yesterdays
- Angelina
- Asian Lullaby
- Atlantis
- Blues Back
- Blues for Ball
- Blues for Basie
- Blues for Gwen
- Blues for Jeff
- Blues in' With Bob
- Blues on the Corner
- Celestial Chant
- Contemplation
- Cosmos
- Desert Cry
- Ebony Queen
- Effendi
- Elvin (Sir) Jones
- Festival in Baha
- Fly With the Wind
- Folks
- For Tomorrow
- Forbidden Land
- Four by Five
- Groove Waltz
- Hope
- Inception
- Inner Glimpse
- Island Birdie
- Ja’cara
- Just Feeling
- La Busca
- La Habana Sol
- La Vida feliz
- Land of the Lonely
- Latino Suite
- Lee Plus Three
- Little Brother
- Little Madimba
- Love Samba
- Makin' Out
- Man From Tanganyika
- May Street
- Memories
- Mode to John
- Not Yet
- Not for Beginners
- One Upon a Time
- Oriental Flower
- Passion Dance
- Peresina
- Planet X
- Pursuit
- Reachin For
- Search For Peace (Quinteto)
- Search for Peace
- Shaken, but Not Forsaken
- Some Day
- Song For My Lady
- Song of the New World
- Sunset
- The Believer
- The Discovery
- The Divine Love
- The Greeting
- The High Priest
- Trane Like
- Utopia
- Vibration Blues
- Walk Spirit, Talk Spirit
- Where Is Love
- You Taught My Heart to Sing