McCoy Tyner Trio - 2000-02-02, Yoshi's, Oakland, CA - late
Yoshi's, Oakland, CA 2000-02-02 - audience records Late Set: 01 intro - 0:00 02 The Night Has A Thousand Eyes - 1:12 03 Memories - 8:47 04 I Want To Tell You 'Bout That - 13:59 05 - 22:36 06 - 30:36 07 Solo piano - 42:41 08 Goin' 'Way Blues - 47:32 McCoy Tyner - piano Stanley Clarke - acoustic bass, electric bass Al Foster - drums -------------------------------------- support these artists go to concerts buy official releases of these artists -------------------------------------- For all questions please contact: [email protected] For copyright holders: all recordings on this channel are used for memory and learning, as well as for spreading the rich world music art. If you are against the fact that your records are posted on this channel, please write to the mail, the records will immediately be deleted from the channel. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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