| LearnJazzPiano.com archives: mccoy tyner | |
| nihonjin -- 02/12/2005, 06:08:01 -- #11177 | |
| Hi everybody, I am recently getting in to the playing of mccoy tyner. However it's quite a challenge to get this kind of sound in to my playing, so I was wondering if anybody has some transcriptions, licks, excersises etc. To help me incorporate this style into my improvisation. Nihonjin | |
| Dr. Mike -- 02/12/2005, 14:08:00 -- #11183 | |
| practice two fourth voicings and two pentatonic push and pull runs and if the pain persists call me in the morning. | |
| DaveB -- 02/14/2005, 08:27:13 -- #11202 | |
| Nihonjin, Try this link: http://chnani.club.fr/ejma/inception.pdf Which is from site: http://chnani.club.fr/ejma/ejrelev.html Cheers Dave | |
| quartal -- 02/15/2005, 12:21:22 -- #11226 | |
| I will be seeing McCoy this friday at the fabulous one world theatre. http://www.oneworldtheatre.org/rentals/venue.html | |
| Jazz+ -- 02/16/2005, 11:47:36 -- #11253 | |
| What are "push and pull runs"? | |
| bacon -- 03/05/2005, 02:33:24 -- #11704 | |
| Anyone know any info on his playing on the John Coltrane album OLE ? | |
| CynBad -- 03/07/2005, 19:15:51 -- #11741 | |
| I love McCoy Tyner and never miss him when he comes to play at Jazz Alley in Seattle. There is always a line of Japanese students to get his autograph. I like the new trio. The old one used to be great, but I think they got tired of each other. | |
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