Today we’re going to feature one of the all-time great jazz pianist. His style of piano is easily recognizable. His playing is distinguished by a low bass left hand, with a powerful emphatic attack. His unique right-hand soloing is known for its staccato, quality. His melodic vocabulary is rich, ranging from raw blues to complexly superimposed pentatonic scales; his unique approach to chord voicing has influenced a wide array of contemporary jazz pianists. Today McCoy Tyner is considered to be one of the most influential jazz pianists of the 20th Century.
| So What McCoy Tyner/ Frank Morgan - Major Changes - Contemporary |
| How Deep is The Ocean McCoy Tyner/ Frank Morgan - Major Changes - Contemporary |
| Yesterdays McCoy Tyner - Revelations - Blue Note |
| Lazybird McCoy Tyner - Revelations - Blue Note |
| Someone To Watch Over Me McCoy Tyner - Revelations - Blue Note |
| Here's That Rainy Day McCoy Tyner - Things Ain't What They Used To Be - Blue Note |
| What's New McCoy Tyner - Things Ain't What They Used To Be - Blue Note |
| Blues on The Corner McCoy Tyner - Things Ain't What They Used To Be - Blue Note |
| After The rain McCoy Tyner - Soliloquy - Blue Note |
| All The Things You Are McCoy Tyner - Soliloquy - Blue Note |
| Crescent McCoy Tyner - Soliloquy - Blue Note |
| I Should Care McCoy Tyner - Soliloquy - Blue Note |
| Lonnie's lament McCoy Tyner - Soliloquy - Blue Note |
| Willow Weep for Me McCoy Tyner - Soliloquy - Blue Note |
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