I was lucky enough to hear them play "African Village," from Tyner's 1968 Blue Note LP "Time For Tyner," which featured Hutcherson. "African Village" is one of those great, stretched out, driving modal numbers that grabs hold of you and doesn't let go. Live it was even better, in part because the bass solo was significantly improved upon. It was simple but more effective than the off-key bowed bass solo by Herbie Lewis on the original recording. They also played a great tune called "Festival in Bahia" which I'd never heard before (available on Tyner's 1999 Telarc release "McCoy Tyner and the Latin All-Stars"). I would've loved to have stayed for another set, but they were sold out and our bill was already skyrocketing. Fortunately we got a concession prize in the form of two umbrellas left by the father/daughter pair sitting next to us. Protection from the rain! We really needed it, and crept off into the night like the thieves we were.