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The start of the new Live At Fabrik Hamburg series on Jazzline in cooperation with the legendary venue and NDR Kultur - is this previously unreleased concert from jazz greats Freddie Hubbard and McCoy Tyner from 1986.

Auf ihrem zweiten Album »High Priestess« markiert Sarah McCoy einen Wendepunkt in ihrem musikalischen Schaffen und vollzieht gleichzeitig eine Demontage ihrer Beziehung zu sich selbst.

McCoy Tyner is joined here by Ron Carter, Jon Henderson, and Al Foster for an instant classic jazz album from 1992. Pianist McCoy Tyner and tenor-saxophonist Joe Henderson had not recorded together in over two decades when they finally met up for this album.

Van Allen Clinton McCoy (January 6, 1940 – July 6, 1979) was an American record producer, arranger, songwriter and singer. He is known for his 1975 internationally successful hit "The Hustle".

The album was one of Billboard's Top Album Picks for the week ending April 24, 1976.

McCoy Tyner is joined here by Ron Carter, Jon Henderson, and Al Foster for an instant classic jazz album from 1992. Pianist McCoy Tyner and tenor-saxophonist Joe Henderson had not recorded together in over two decades when they finally met up for this album.

The Real McCoy is the 1967 album by American jazz pianist McCoy Tyner. Originally released by Blue Note, this was released on CD in 1987 on Capitol Records through the Manhattan subsidiary, remastered by Ron McMaster.

A collection of McCoy Tyner's best performances from The Montreux Jazz Festival.

"The Real McCoy" is an engaging and energizing set that finds the extraordinary pianist in peak form. The album highlights his development as both a composer and a performer. For his first album on Blue Note Records, McCoy is joined by Elvin Jones, Ron Carter and Joe Henderson. The quartet performs riveting tunes including “Passion Dance” and “Four by Five”.

"The Real McCoy" is an engaging and energizing set that finds the extraordinary pianist in peak form. The album highlights his development as both a composer and a performer. For his first album on Blue Note Records, McCoy is joined by Elvin Jones, Ron Carter and Joe Henderson. The quartet performs riveting tunes including “Passion Dance” and “Four by Five”.