Home / Music / McCoy Tyner was the pianist in John Coltrane's classic quartetMusic linernotes album music mccoy-tynerMcCoy Tyner was the pianist in John Coltrane's classic quartetMcCoy Tyner was the pianist in John Coltrane’s classic quartet from 1960 to 1965, performing on landmark albums including A Love Supreme. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesBlue Note released McCoy Tyner's Live at the VanguardThe Real McCoy was McCoy Tyner's first Blue Note leader dateMcCoy Tyner's The Real McCoy was cut in a single sessionMcCoy Tyner live at the VanguardMcCoy Tyner's The Real McCoy paired him with Joe Henderson, Ron Carter, and Elvin Jones.ExploreCymande's "The Message" reached No. 48 on the Hot 100Don't You Want Me was Dare's biggest hit, topping charts on both sides of the AtlanticHalf Japanese deliberately avoided learning to play their instrumentsA Casio keyboard inspired Leonard Cohen's synth-pop turnSteely Dan packed Aja with elite session playersPrevious Nicola Rescigno conducted Maria Callas's Verdi Arias sessionsNext McCoy Tyner live at the Vanguard