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This biography celebrates the life and music of a jazz guitar genius whose legend continues to grow today. Best known as a session leader and sideman for Blue Note Records in the '60s - he played on nineteen Blue Note sessions in 1961 - Grant Green helped make jazz guitar playing its own art form. His aggressive, rhythmic tone was simultaneously fluid and eloquent, and he moved freely between traditional bop, blues, gospel, Latin, soul, pop-jazz, and funk. Hitting the spotlight at age 25, Green recorded 93 albums from the early '60s through the late '70s, both as a stellar sideman and a…
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4 editions- Paperback · English · 2002Backbeat Books · 274 pages · 9780879306984
- Other · English · 2002Leonard Corporation, Hal · 9781617132001
- Other · English · 2002Leonard Corporation, Hal · 9781617132018
- Other · English · 1999Miller Freeman Books · 274 pages · 9780879305567
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