McCoy Tyner

Recorded at The Penthouse in Seattle on October 2, 1965, the album features Pharoah Sanders, and is one of the few rare full live recordings of ‘A Love Supreme.‘

Jorja Smith's contribution comes with a video that she calls “a tribute to all the people who have paved the way for Black empowerment and freedom.”

The Have A Nice Life and Consumer member's eclectic playlist includes Santana, McCoy Tyner, Mike Patton, Van Halen, and more, with commentary on each pick...

Tyner was probably best known for his work with John Coltrane as part of his classic early-'60s quartet, but also played with Sonny Rollins, Stanley Clarke, Wayne Shorter, and more.

Just about every area of recorded music was hit by the fire, from jazz to punk to cabaret to comedy, new wave, historical speeches, metal, hip hop, you name it.

Visiting the Coltrane home and graves in Long Island couldn't be easier. Meanwhile, check out our new photos of both historical sites.

NYC's annual Blue Note Jazz Festival runs June 1 - 30 at various venues around the city (including many at the Blue Note itself). This year's lineup includes Pat Metheny, Dr. John, The Isley Brothers, Kool & The Gang, Jerry Lee Lewis, Jacob Collier, Hiromi, Eddie Palmieri, Cassandra Wilson, Dirty Dozen Brass Band, McCoy Tyner, Incognito, Jean-Luc Ponty, Henry Butler, Terence Blanchard, The Hot

The Jazz Foundation of America's annual gala was held at the historic Apollo Theater on October 27th and honored the contributions of McCoy Tyner and Dr. John. The former earned the Foundation's Lifetime Achievement Award while the latter received the Hank Jones Award...

Also: McCoy Tyner, Indigo Girls, Mbongwana Star, the Rock Steady Crew anniversary, La Femme, KING, Orlando Julius, Rodrigo Amarante, Boogarins, GoldLink, and still many more.

Also: Neon Indian, psychedelic soul legends Cymande with KING, DJ Kool Herc, the annual Duck Down BBQ, Kamasi Washington, Blonde Redhead, Chairlift, Just Blaze and many more.