Introducing a current live project in the works, developed by renowned bassist Avery Sharpe, and celebrating the music of McCoy Tyner!
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Happy 85th Birthday, Dad! I know you are celebrating in heaven with my brothers, as well as us celebrating your special day here. Love from me, mom, your grandchildren, brother, nieces and nephews! -Deen
📸 John Abbott
The Tyner family wishes to extend their condolences and prayers to the family of Pharoah Sanders. A true artist and pioneer in the field of jazz. May he always be blessed and rest. -Nurudeen (Deen) Tyner
Today marks the second anniversary of my father's transition. It means so much to me to know that his work and dedication to his art form has inspired and gave joy to so many people. Together we can continue to pass on his work to future generations. I appreciate you.
-Deen Tyner
As we recognize the 4th Anniversary of the passing of McCoy Tyner, I fondly remember this photo, as well as the photo session. This was actually his last photo session, and on that day, he was in high spirits…
“To me living and music are the same thing. And I keep finding out more about music as I learn more about myself, my environment, about all kinds of different things in life.”
“It was a spiritual experience every night. We were giving everything we had, and you never knew what would happen. There was no time for ego.” - McCoy Tyner on performing with the John Coltrane Quartet
Watch this stunning performance of “My Favorite Things” by The McCoy Tyner Quintet live at the Mt. Fuji Jazz Festival in the Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan 1987.
“I really love the piano and I feel very fortunate that I am able to play and travel all over the world as my career.”
McCoy on stage in Tokyo, 1972. 📸 – K. Abe
“ It was a spiritual experience every night. We were giving everything we had, and you never knew what would happen. There was no time for ego.” - McCoy on performing with
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“I like simplicity, I like balance, and I’m dedicated to music, but it doesn’t consume my every minute. I don’t need to be put on a pedestal to feel good. But I don’t downplay my contribution or creativity.”