TYNER, MCCOY - INCEPTION
LP (12"/10" Album)
Label: DOXY
Release date: 11/07/2013
Barcode: 8013252888908
Catalog no.: DOXLP0000890
Item ID: 388514
McCoy Tyner took a break from the classic John Coltrane Quartet of the early 60s to record this, his debut solo album, in January of 1962. Originally released later that same year on the legendary Impulse! label, 'Inception' is essentially the John Coltrane Quartet minus Coltrane as it features Art Davis on bass and Elvin Jones on drums. A mellow and lyrical album that includes 4 Tyner originals, 'Inception' is an early look at the work of one of post-bop jazz finest pianists. Includes original liner notes. 180 gram LP.
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