Grant Green - Visions - Blue Note Classic Series LP

180g Vinyl LP — Blue Note Classic Vinyl Series, All-Analog, Mastered by Kevin Gray

By the time Grant Green returned to Blue Note in 1969, his style had evolved to embrace jazz-funk and R&B. In 1971 the guitarist returned to Van Gelder Studio to record Visions, joined by Billy Wooten (vibes), Emmanuel Riggins (electric piano), Chuck Rainey (electric bass), Idris Muhammad (drums), and percussionists Ray Armando and Harold Caldwell. Green's distinctive tone elevates a varied program of radio hits by Chicago, The Carpenters, and the Jackson 5, plus the jazz-funk workout "Cantaloupe Woman" and a beautiful rendition of Quincy Jones' "Maybe Tomorrow," later sampled by Kendrick Lamar.

Features

• 180g vinyl LP
• Blue Note Classic Vinyl Reissue Series
• All-analog, mastered by Kevin Gray at Cohearent Audio from the original master tapes
• Pressed at Optimal in Germany
• Label: Blue Note

Track Listing

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