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Inner Urge
Joe Henderson · 1965 · Blue Note
Personnel
McCoy Tyner
played Piano on this album
Recorded nine days before A Love Supreme with the same rhythm section he shared in Coltrane's quartet, Tyner's voicings gave Henderson a "wall" to play against—post-bop modal intensity filtered through a distinctly non-Coltrane vision.
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Bob Cranshawcoming soon
played Double Bass on this album
McCoy TynerMcCoy Tynerマッコイ・タイナー recorded Inner Urge
Inner UrgeJoe Henderson · 1965 just nine days before A Love Supreme, with the same rhythm section from Coltrane's quartet — but without Coltrane. Tyner's voicings gave Joe Henderson
Joe Hendersonジョー・ヘンダーソン a "wall" to play against, producing modal jazz through a distinctly non-Coltrane vision.
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