Idle Moments Grant Green Lp Vinyl

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Idle moments grant green lp vinyl.

Idle moments was recorded in 1963 featuring green and his beautifully soft tone and superb choice of notes that make this cd more dreamy and atmospheric than most jazz at the time was. Grant green idle moments 180gram vinyl lp new sealed 15 99. A1 idle moments a2 jean de fleur b1 django. In stock 2 add to cart 23 reward points questions and answers.

Vinyl lp album repress stereo country. Dispatched with royal mail 1st class. Brand new still in shrink wrap unopened. Grant green idle moments on lp.

Out of stock. Prior to the green album i received two consecutive. 75th anniversary vinyl lp. Grant green idle moments vinyl album.

Even more than the two disc set the complete quartets with sonny clark idle moments is the essential first green purchase and some of the finest guitar jazz of the hard bop era. Instant record collection starter pack 15 x 12 vinyl lp s 70 s 80 s 90 s. Add to cart availability. In stock 2 item.

Blue note bst 84154 format. Remastered and reissued as part of the blue note 75th anniversary vinyl reissue campaign. View credits reviews tracks and shop for the 1965 vinyl release of idle moments on discogs. Idle moments lp album re rm 180 blue note blue note universal music group international.

This grant green lp had pops and clicks especially on track 1 side 1 that made for difficult listening those familiar with the performance will understand how those would impact the mellow mood. Blue note blp 4154 format. Bst 84154 0602537782079. Grant green idle moments grant green date of release.

Music vinyl grant green idle moments. Idle moments vinyl lp 12 album 33 rpm grant green bobby hutcherson format. Grant green idle moments 180g vinyl lp now 39 99 was save. Free shipping on orders over 49.

Remastered by bernie grundman. The difference here is the use of the vibes played expertly here by bobby hutcherson a worthy disciple of lionel hampton if there ever was one. Grant green was along with wes montgomery the top new jazz guitarist to become prominent in the early 1960s.