McCoy Tyner Quartet – New York Reunion (One Step) / 2LP Evolution Music

„New York Reunion” was originally recorded in 1991 for Chesky Records and is one of the most exciting gatherings in the history of the renowned audiophile label. Directed by the legendary McCoy Tyner,

who rose to fame with the John Coltrane Quartet, the incomparable tenor saxophonist Joe Henderson, the fantastic double bassist Ron Carter and the extraordinary drummer Al Foster came together for a

joint session. The quartet reveals its extraordinary synergy through a remarkable mix of jazz standards and original compositions.
 
Among the album's many highlights are Henderson's bossa nova-inspired classic “Recorda Me” and Tyner's beautiful jazz waltz “Miss Bea”, a tribute to his mother. The group also breathes new life into Cole

Porter's timeless “What Is This Thing Called Love”. But the highlight of the album is undoubtedly the extraordinary reinterpretation of Thelonious Monk's “Ask Me Now”, which underscores Henderson's remarkable

saxophone genius. Chesky Records presents this immaculately produced album for the first time as a double LP with a complete track list. The reissue has been pressed in the superior

One-Step process on 180-gram pink vinyl (33 RPM) – a unique opportunity to enjoy this milestone in brilliant sound quality!

Title

LP 1

Side A
1. Recorda Me (Remember Me)
2. Miss Bea (Dedicated To Mother)
 
Side B
3. What Is This Thing Called Love?
4. My Romance
 
LP 2

Side C
5. Ask Me Now
6. Beautiful Love
 
Side D
7. A Quick Sketch
8. Home