Eccentric Soul: The Way Out Label (3 Lp's) 01/08/2016 McCoy Tyner (piano)

McCoy Tyner (piano)

"A Woman Left Lonely" and Bobby Womack's "Trust Me" are rain-on-the-windows ballads that come alive with Joplin's gritty vocal brilliance

and this 1972 masterpiece marked a crucial stage in the development from the edgy experimentalism of their earlier albums to the softer ambience of their later work

featuring fine solos from Brubeck and altoist Paul Desmond

Khalid could be forgiven for turning in a woeful post-fame album and checking out

Eccentric Soul: The Way Out Label (3 Lp's) 01/08/2016 McCoy Tyner (piano)TracksCredits 1 The Occasions There's No You 2 The Sensations Demanding Man 3 Jesse Fisher You're Not Loving a Beginner 4 The Soul Notes How Long Will It Last 5 The Sensations I Won't Be Hurt 6 The Springers Why 7 Lou Ragland and the Bandmasters Never Let Me Go 8 The Springers I Know My Baby Loves Me So 9 Lou Ragland and the Bandmasters Party at Lester's 10 Verna & Rob More Soul 11 Betty & Angel Honey Coated Loving 12 Sammy Jones She Didn't Know 13