A1 Sama Layuca 8:35
A2 Above The Rainbow 2:59
A3 La Cubaña 10:28
B1 Desert Cry 4:52
B2 Paradox 16:35
A1 Sama Layuca 8:35
A2 Above The Rainbow 2:59
A3 La Cubaña 10:28
B1 Desert Cry 4:52
B2 Paradox 16:35

In 1974, McCoy Tyner left behind a spiritual jazz masterpiece, "Sama Layuca," on CTI. Powerful piano weaves modal melodies, joined by an elite cast including Gary Bartz and Airto Moreira of Azymuth, creating a seamless fusion of Afro-Latin rhythms and jazz's free improvisation. The title track's energetic development is breathtaking, with its vivid rhythmic surges and spiritual exaltation deeply moving the listener. This is McCoy Tyner's timeless masterpiece, embodying the fervor and spirituality of 70s jazz.

In 1974, McCoy Tyner left behind a spiritual jazz masterpiece, "Sama Layuca," on CTI. Powerful piano creates modal melodies, with an elite lineup including Gary Bartz and Airto Moreira of Azymuth joining in, where Afro-Latin rhythms and jazz improvisation passionately intertwine. Though lengthy, the title track boasts overwhelming momentum, its vivid rhythmic surges and spiritual exaltation making it a standout performance even on the club floor. This is Tyner's timeless masterpiece, encapsulating the fervor and spiritual exploration of 70s jazz.