Green, Grant - Visions

Green, Grant - VisionsNew Vinyl Record Grant Green Visions Grant Green's Blue Note output was prolific through the early '60s producing more than 20 hard bop and soul jazz sessions as a leader for the label between 1961 1965. By the time the guitarist returned to the label in 1969 his musical style had evolved to embrace jazz funk and R&B as heard on his albums Carryin' On and Green Is Beautiful. After two searing live recording datesAlive! and Live at Club MozambiqueGreen

New Vinyl Record - Grant Green - Visions

Grant Green's Blue Note output was prolific through the early-'60s producing more than 20 hard bop and soul jazz sessions as a leader for the label between 1961-1965. By the time the guitarist returned to the label in 1969 his musical style had evolved to embrace jazz-funk and R&B as heard on his albums Carryin' On and Green Is Beautiful. After two searing live recording dates—Alive! and Live at Club Mozambique—Green returned to Van Gelder Studio in 1971 to record Visions. Joining the guitarist were Billy Wooten on vibes, Emmanuel Riggins on electric piano, Chuck Rainey on electric bass, Idris Muhammad on drums, and percussionists Ray Armando and Harold Caldwell. 

This Blue Note Classic Vinyl Edition is stereo, all-analog, mastered by Kevin Gray from the original master tapes, and pressed on 180g vinyl at Optimal.

Side One:

1. Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is
2. Maybe Tomorrow
3. Mozart Symphony #40 in G Minor, K550, 1st Movement
4. Love on a Two Way Street

Side Two:

1. Cantaloupe Woman
2. We've Only Just Begun
3. Never Can Say Goodbye
4. Blues for Abraham