Release date: 12-12-2005 (originally released in 1965)

2005 US Sundazed 11-track LP pressed on High Definition  Virgin Vinyl -One of the premire guitarists of the 20th century, Grant Green has always been the go-to man for funky jazz sounds. Kicked along here by organist Larry Young, the booting tenor sax of Harold Vick and the insisent conga of Candido Camero, Green has never sounded better, or funkier -presented in stickered & sealed picture sleeve

Tracks:
01. The Selma March
02. Willow Weep For Me
03. The Cantaloupe Woman
04. That Lucky Old Sun (Just Rolls Around Heaven All Day)
05. Daddy Grapes

Although he was a severely underrated player during his lifetime, in recent years Grant Green has emerged as one of the great unsung heroes of jazz guitar. His playing, especially on his vanguard Blue Note LPs of the 1960s, is immediately recognizable—perhaps more than that of any other postwar jazz guitarist.

The possessor of a cool, skeletal, translucent technique, Green eschewed traditional chordal playing in favor of a style that relies more on linear, single-note phrasing. And though few guitarists could handle standards and ballads with the brilliance of Green, he was slouch when it came to funk, either, as his 1967 Verve set, His Majesty King Funk, amply displays.