After leaving Coltrane’s band and Impulse! Records, too, the jazz-piano giant was looking for a new start—and this was it: McCoy’s 1967 Blue Note debut featuring Joe Henderson, Ron Carter and Elvin Jones. That’s a stellar band, but Tyner clearly asserted himself as the driving creative force here. This is a beauty to welcome onto 180-gram vinyl (all-analog remastered from the original tapes): "Passion Dance," "Contemplation," "Four by Five," "Search for Peace" and "Blues on the Corner." Blue Note.