Great Song Grant Green with the Song Sookie Sookie from the album Blue Note Trip. + Informações

Album: Idle Moments Year: 1963 Label: Blue Note Grant Green - guitar Joe Henderson - tenor saxophone Bobby Hutcherson - vibraphone Bob Cranshaw - double bass Duke Pearson - piano Al Harewood - drums. + Informações

Probably my absolute favorite guitarist. Grant was one of the best, and has somehow managed to slip under the radar, for the most part. After hours of searching and scouring I could only find this small amount of video footage. Sadly he only made it to the age of 44. Rest in Peace GG. + Informações

GALÁXIA FUNK GROOVE galaxiawebradio.com. + Informações

Grant Green - Idle Moments. + Informações

If that one didn't inspire Scott Storch for "Still DRE" i don't know... ___ www.beyondthegroove.net. + Informações

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(1960-67) Grant Green - Organ Trio And Quartet. + Informações

Album: Matador Year: 1964 Label: Blue Note Grant Green - guitar McCoy Tyner - piano Bob Cranshaw - bass Elvin Jones - drums. + Informações

Grant Green Live At The Lighthouse (1972) Track2 Grant Green: Guitar Claude Bartee: Soprano and Tenor Saxophones Gary Coleman: Vibes Shelton Laster: Organ Wilton Felder: Electric Bass Greg Williams: Drums Bobbye Porter Hall: Congas, Percussion copyrights 1998 Capitol Records, Inc. www.bluenote.com. + Informações

Album: Matador Pianist McCoy Tyner Drummer Elvin Jones Bassist Bob Cranshaw From "all about jazz": If there's an aspect that pushes Matador toward the infamous, it's this second tune: a go at the Coltrane "theme," "My Favorite Things," with half of the saxophonist's band in tow. It took some chutzpah not only to attempt it, but for Green to make the tune his own in this setting without charging decidedly and awkwardly into some far off field of free-jazz experimentation. Green's tone is full, his feel relaxed, as he breezes through the melodic turns before attacking his solo with increased grit and chop, while never losing the comfortable rhythmic feel. His solo stretches out bar after bar, building its intensity unhurriedly through waves of repeatedly sketched chordal figures and bluesy, two-note hammering?a wholly satisfying, sustained and strong release of emotion that culminates naturally with a return to the melody. The Tyner solo that follows is more lively and fluid than his turn on the 1961 Coltrane recording, implying an active engagement with these favorite things rather than the heavy, harmonic clang felt from things lost or slipping away. Still, the tune is almost impossible to cover without relaying something of the anxiety that knits into the feelings we attach to that which we possess, or would like to.. + Informações

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Grant Green, Live at the 1966 Newport Jazz Festival, performing the Ben Dixon tune Cantaloupe Woman, with the Billy Taylor trio. Jazz Guitar Workshop July 4 1966 Grant Green, guitar Billy Taylor, piano Gene Taylor, bass Billy Kaye, drums part of a guitar concert that also featured Kenny Burrell, George Benson, Charlie Byrd and Attila Zoller. + Informações

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Fifth and ending track from the magnificent Green's "Green Street" original album. Grant Green (guitar); Ben Tucker (bass); Dave Bailey (drums). This is a Dietz/Schwartz composition. Recorded at the Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey on April 1, 1961. Originally released on Bluenote (4071).. + Informações

Grant Green - Walk On By. + Informações

Great Guitars. + Informações

Review by Steve Huey: Alive! is the hardest funk LP Grant Green recorded during the later phase of his career, capturing a storming gig at Newark's Cliché Lounge. The sweaty club atmosphere adds something to the music that's difficult to pin down, yet unmistakably present -- a certain organic quality that isn't as noticeable on Green's studio albums of the time. Moreover, Green sounds more like the captain of his ship, with greater assurance in his musical direction and more strut on the R&B material. Drummer Idris Muhammad is a monster in this live setting, and he helps push Green (plus the rest of the band, which includes organist Ronnie Foster) even farther with his kinetic, continually evolving funk rhythms. That's especially true on the swaggering Kool & the Gang cover "Let the Music Take Your Mind," but Don Covay's "Sookie, Sookie" grooves almost as powerfully. What's most surprising about the set, though, is that Green finds ways to work in bits of the modal style he had been pursuing in the mid-'60s on slower pieces like the Earl Neal Creque ballad "Time to Remember" and "Down Here on the Ground," which was later sampled by jazz-rap pioneers A Tribe Called Quest. Green's continued interest in modal jazz is reinforced on the CD reissue, which contains a spacy, grooving cover of Herbie Hancock's classic "Maiden Voyage" as a bonus track (the other two are contemporary R&B covers "Hey, Western Union Man" and "It's Your Thing"). Still, this is the most convincing and .... + Informações

This is a video containing hitting and fielding clips of Oakland A's outfield prospect Grant Green.. + Informações

Grant Green Idle Moments 1964 Al Harewood - Drums Bobby Hutcherson - Vibraphone Bob Cranshaw - Double Bass Duke Pearson - Piano Grant Green - Guitar Joe Henderson - Tenor saxophone. + Informações

Grant Green - My Little Suede Shoes. + Informações

Grant Green feat. Dianne Reeves - Down Here On The Ground Extended Version Remix by The Ummah (Ali Shaheed, Q-Tip, J Dilla) Blue Note Records 1996 Promotional vinyl. + Informações

Recorded: Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, NJ August 29, 1961 Personnel: Grant Green - Guitar Wilbur Ware - Bass Al Harewood - Drums. + Informações

Grant Green Green Street 1961 Grant Green (guitar) Ben Tucker (bass) Dave Bailey (drums). + Informações

Grant Green Solid 1964 Grant Green - guitar James Spaulding - alto saxophone (tracks 1-5) Joe Henderson - tenor saxophone (tracks 1-5) McCoy Tyner - piano Bob Cranshaw - bass Elvin Jones - drums. + Informações