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Passion Dance – McCoy Tyner

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McCoy Tyner's "Passion Dance" (1999) is a significant jazz album showcasing the renowned pianist’s distinctive style. Recorded with Wayne Shorter and Art Blakey, it highlights his modal improvisations and dynamic interplay within a vibrant ensemble. The album appeals to serious listeners of jazz piano and those interested in exploring Tyner's influential contributions to modern jazz music.

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Is Passion Dance a studio session with Wayne Shorter and Art Blakey?

No. Passion Dance documents McCoy Tyner live in Tokyo and includes Ron Carter and Tony Williams on two trio performances; Wayne Shorter and Art Blakey are not the band.

Which tracks on Passion Dance are played with the trio?

Ron Carter and Tony Williams join Tyner on “Moment’s Notice” and “Song of the New World.” The remaining pieces are unaccompanied piano performances.

Does Passion Dance include music from The Real McCoy?

Yes. The title composition “Passion Dance” and “Search for Peace” originated on Tyner’s 1967 Blue Note album The Real McCoy.

Which John Coltrane compositions appear on Passion Dance?

Tyner performs Coltrane’s “Moment’s Notice” and “The Promise.” This connection is especially relevant because Tyner was the pianist in Coltrane’s classic quartet.

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