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McCoy Tyner - Inner Voices [Milestone Records M-9079] (1977)

Dynamic Range Released: 1977
Country: US
Label: Milestone Records
Catalog: M-9079
Genre: Jazz

T R A C K L I S T:
01 For Tomorrow
02 Uptown
03 Rotunda
04 Opus
05 Festival In Bahia

Inner Voices
McCoy Tyner

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Album Review

Scott Yanow [allmusic.com]

This project by the powerful pianist McCoy Tyner is a bit unusual in that he is featured with an all-star rhythm section (guitarist Earl Klugh, bassist Ron Carter, and either Jack DeJohnette or Eric Gravatt on drums), a horn section (which includes a few solos for trumpeter Jon Faddis, tenor saxophonist Alex Foster, and trombonist Charles Stephens), and seven voices. Tyner was responsible not only for the five originals but the arrangements, too. In reality, the voices were not needed (they stick out as a bit of a frivolity), but Tyner plays as strong as usual; he has yet to record an uninspired solo.