McCoy Tyner: Expansions-1969 Blue Note "Liberty" on Label 1st Edition Stereo LP
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Used 1969 Blue Note "a Division of Liberty Records" on Label Stereo Release of Bandleader/Composer/Pianist McCoy Tyner Entitled Expansions, Produced by Duke Pearson, Liner Notes by Thornton Smith, Album Recorded by Rudy Van Gelder on August 23 of 1968 - "Of pianist McCoy Tyner's seven Blue Note albums of the 1967-1970 period, Expansions is the most definitive. Tyner's group (comprised of trumpeter Woody Shaw, altoist Gary Bartz, tenor saxophonist Wayne Shorter, Ron Carter on cello, bassist Herbie Lewis, and drummer Freddie Waits) is particularly strong, the compositions (four Tyner originals plus Calvin Massey's "I Thought I'd Let You Know") are challenging, and the musicians seem quite inspired by each other's presence. The stimulating music falls between advanced hard bop and the avant-garde, pushing and pulling at the boundaries of modern mainstream jazz." - Spectacular Personnel for the Septet Features Living Legend McCoy Tyner on Piano, Woody Shaw on Trumpet, the Amazing Gary Bartz on Alto Saxophone and Wooden Flute, the Great Wayne Shorter on Tenor Saxophone & Clarinet, the Brilliant Ron Carter on Cello, Herbie Lewis on Bass and Freddie Waits on Drums! - Selections on Side One Are Original McCoy Tyner Compositions Vision at 12 Minutes 15 Seconds & Song of Happiness - Tracks for Side Two Consist of the McCoy Tyner Penned Smitty's Place, Peresina at 10 Minutes 20 Seconds and the Calvin Massey Song I Thought I'd Let You Know - Used Copy, Front Cover Has a very Light Surface Ring, Record Very Good++ - Stereo Recording, Product Code BST 84338 - California Residents Add 9.75% Sales Tax - International S & H Extra - 


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