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Master guitarist

big d bag energy

I want to hear him talk... I already know how he plays!!!! Background sound is to loud in the beginning....Ughhhhhh

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❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 excellent thank you very much ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

This is really a very special guitar but I can’t afford it :(

Thank you for posting the video 😊. I fell in love with Fly with the wind my first album . RIP

Excellent Video.

He really knew to set up a mood with INTENSITY

He would come in my work in SF we had the deepest conversations a blessing to have known this man

McCoy changed my life when I was 14 . I was very lucky my brothers brought me to the Keystone Korner in San Franciso to see him record Atlantis . Thanks McCoy !

R.I.P. MT! You are one of the GIANTS who will never be forgotten!

What a beautiful guitar. Where can I see more Jason Kui?

R.I.P. Legend❤

He was kind and generous in addition to being an inspiring and original musician. I miss him so much and I am deeply grateful to him for all that he gave to me. Thank you McCoy.

The music is to loud,

I wish the background music wasn't ON!!! We know what McCoy sounds like, I want to hear his words!!!!! Ughhhhh

RIP Mr Tyner, you will never be forgotten.

wonderful interview!! thanks so much!!!

One of my biggest influences ❤a love supreme ☮️💕✨🫠

Whos the Genius mixing the piano louder than McCoy voice?! He’s barely audible…LAME!

Legend.

Sahara for sure steered me to a completely different concept than what I was hearing from John Coltrane. It was McCoys own voice. Be sure to look closely at the cover photo and relate that to a barren urban landscape-an urban desert. An urban "Sahara"

When he said "I'm not spiritual" that was deep; his music was SO spiritual and yet he acknowledged that he himself was not...wow. I think it had to do with the fact that he acknowledged that he was just a vessel that received his GIFT from God. And this is my personal opinion-in the last 20 years of his life and career he had acquired a depth; an as of yet still unidentifiable quality to his playing that exuded from everything he played pretty much; saw him in Detroit at Orchestra Hall about 15 years ago and I heard it live-was so moved I then went and bought his latest releases(on his own label)-a couple of cds-and could hear where that evolved quality or depth was still there, even in his recordings...like no other pianist I had ever heard in my lifetime-or to this day-wow! In summation, we were blessed to have a man of his musical quality and depth in our lifetime-and there'll never be another like him. 12-22-23.

I think the first few times I saw McCoy Tyner was in the early to mid-70's at a pretty small jazz club in SF (Keystone Korner). Azar Lawrence (sax) was with him each time. Man, what a sound. It sounded as if you were under a waterfall with crystalline notes cascading over you instead of water. Very powerful, yet beautiful. Visceral and cerebral at the same time....hard to put into words how great it was.

What a great guy and one of my favorite piano players.

were his parents Caribbean? I hear such a strong sound of patois in his speech.

Like many people who are very proficient with their craft, Mr. Tyner describes himself in comprehendable, simple words. Like John Coltrane, he was extremely spiritual.

Does anyone have the vid at 8:15?

McCoy was 22 in 1960 not 17!

Wow! Will love to try it

12:02 Fun edit.

how lucky am I for being able to see this..

turn the damn music off while hes talking

What a fantastic video have a great day ❤😊

Is that a wrap around bridge ?

That a very good tones Lp , beautiful guitar. Have you heard of master Buckethead? He use a Lp to its limited.

McCoy!!!

Thank you McCoy, you have been and still are a big part of my life. RIP😊

From the day that I first heard a Love supreme I have greatly enjoyed McCoy's playing. I've tried to pattern myself after him in terms of my own keyboarding

Fascinating interview, fascinating individual

好可惜，家駒走後，沒一隊bank似樣

Hi Beth . Michael Grantham from Australia here I was in the 89-90 class . You was my assigned private teacher. Hope you are well all the best. PS I think you still have my Tommy Emmanuel cassette.

GIT grad of '99.. Thank you for changing my life upside down. I still study everyday to this day.. Not wanting to return back to where I was before I went to MI.. Thank you for giving me a wonderful musical life.

❤非常感恩beyond沒有放棄玩音樂。知道你們早期很艱苦，委屈，真陰功豬🐷。你們是屬於舞台的，在舞台上散發無盡rock的魅力。 永遠瘋狂地愛Beyond歌聲， 愛4子。永遠懷念Darling家駒，送上在天堂的你， 祝福的一吻❤

If I may ask, what language are you speaking in this presentation. Is it Cantonese?

91! shout out to Darren Housholder and Russ Parish

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Beautiful Tele ❤

Really enjoyed this post, I attended MI way back in 1980, I absolutely loved it!! I was in PIT, drummer I loved the faculty back then, Joe Pecaro, Ralph Humphrey, Steve Houghton, Tommy Tedesco, Jeff Berlin, Pat Hicks, etc. ❤️❤️ wonderful times!