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...McCoy Tyner--Paul's Mall...
...when Trane died in 1967, leaving Tyner to fend for himself, the mellow piano player turned vicous. He stayed that way right through the early portion of the 1970s. Albums like "sama Layuca" and "Song of the New World" lost that pleasing sound that he had created with Trane...
...time Tyner arrived in Boston two years ago the soft, sweet music was all but gone. Playing selections from "Enlightenment," Tyner would continually start as if he were playing a beautiful romantic tune, and then, after he had everyone captured, he would turn on the jackhammers...
...within the last two years Tyner has apparently reversed himself. At least two of the four sides of "Atlantic" sounded like the Tyner of Coltrane days. The arrangements were a little silky on "Fly Like the Wind" but the music was sweet. "Trident" again was pleasing, and "Vocal Point" marks the full swing...
...warning about Tyner's shows: he doesn't like to play a long time. Don't think you can get around this by staying at the second show because it will cost you and he plays the same thing pretty much the same way (never exactly the same) in the second show. At Paul's Mall beginning Monday...