[Machine Translation] ( No.73 ) *McCOY TYNER / BLUE NOTE JAZZMEN Brilliant pianist who supported the mainstream in turbulent times / McCOY TYNER McCoy Tyner Pianist/ 1938-. Born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, he began playing the piano at age 13. While working in his hometown, he was invited by his hometown friend Benny Golson ( ts ) to join the Jazztet. Six months later, he was selected to join the John Coltrane Quartet. This quartet dominated the jazz scene in the early 1960s. After becoming independent, he recorded a series of masterpieces for Blue Note from 1967 to 1970, and in the 1980s, he resumed recording with the newly formed Blue Note. Since then, he has continued to play an active role as a leading figure in the jazz piano world. You Taught My Heart To Sing Composed by McCoy Tyner 2. When I Fall In Love Composed by Edward Heyman / Victor Young 4. Search For Peace Composed by McCoy Tyner / BLUE NOTE & JAZZ HISTORY Stephon Harris's debut and Don Byron's transfer (1997-98) / My Recommendation (Blue Note) Top 40 Historical Masterpieces Top 40 Historical Masterpieces -- No.3