McCoy Tyner Trio - "Inception" Acoustic Sounds style_Hyperpop and Steve Lamos - split

and Steve Lamos - split up pretty much on it's release

The album title references the mysterious machine featured on the cover art

deeply personal effort that pushed each musician to their artistic limits

Magdalena Bay

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McCoy Tyner Trio - "Inception" Acoustic Sounds style_Hyperpop and Steve Lamos - splitRecorded on January 10 and 11, 1962 at Rudy Van Gelder's studio, Inception marked McCoy Tyner's debut as a leader for Impulse! Records, introducing a cohesive new trio with bassist Art Davis and drummer Elvin Jones, both colleagues from the Coltrane ensemble, whose familiarity lends the session it's focused clarity. Across a 6 track program, featuring four Tyner originals ("Inception, " "Sunset, " "Effendi, " and "Blues for Gwen") alongside "There Is