Grant Green - I Want To Hold Your Hand flac album

His breathy, sensuous warmth keeps the album simmering at a low boil, and some of the repertoire helps as well, mixing romantic ballad standards (often associated with vocalists) and gently undulating bossa novas. The title track - yes, the Beatles tune - is one of the latter, cleverly adapted and arranged into perfectly viable jazz that suits Green's elegant touch with pop standards; the other bossa nova, Jobim's "Corcovado," is given a wonderfully caressing treatment

A1. I Want To Hold Your Hand. Written-By – Lennon-McCartney. A2. Speak Low. Written-By – Weill, Nash. A3. Stella By Starlight. CDP 7243 8 59962 2 1. Grant Green. I Want To Hold Your Hand ‎(CD, Album, RE). Blue Note. US. 1997.

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Grant Green chronology. Street of Dreams (1964)Street of Dreams1964. I Want to Hold Your Hand (1965). His Majesty King Funk (1965)His Majesty King Funk1965 Contents. The pipes are divided into ranks and controlled by the use of hand stops, although the keyboard is not expressive as on a piano and does not affect dynamics, some divisions may be enclosed in a swell box, allowing the dynamics to be controlled by shutters. Some organs are enclosed, meaning that all the divisions can be controlled by one set of shutters.

Green's first issued album as a leader was Grant's First Stand. This was followed in the same year by Green Street and Grantstand. Grant was named best new star in the Down Beat critics' poll, in 1962. sleeve notes for the album Matador: "During the 1970s made some pretty lame records"). Green spent much of 1978 in the hospital and, against the advice of doctors, went back on the road to earn money. While in New York to play an engagement at George Benson's Breezin' Lounge, he collapsed in his car of a heart attack and died on January 31, 1979. I Want to Hold Your Hand (1966). Street of Dreams (1967).

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