Grant Green suggestions

"Feelin' The Spirit" is one of his best, but it puzzles me as to why it has never been given the Music Matters 45RPM treatment like so many other GG titles. Same goes for Herbie Hancock's "Inventions and Dimensions" - great album, but never domestically reissued on vinyl (to my knowledge).

Here are two more you might be interested in: "Solid"
"Born to be Blue"

Thanks all - I'll be working my way thru this list straight away.

Marty

I've got a ton of Grant Green and it's all good. Since a bad suggestion by Grant is next to impossible, I will go for an unusual album. "The Final Comedown" is a movie score written by Mr. Green, it's his most esoteric work.

You may look for his live albums as well,I am aware of 3 of them,and also he recorded lots of albums as a guest guitarist in that period which are worth of listening,usually with some organ player,like big john patton,or baby face willete,or with pianist like sonny clark.He died in 1979,and maybe only some recordings in 70's are not so interesting because he was trying to make some money and therefore his recordings were made for commercial reasons more than artistic,but mayority of his work in almost 15 yeras are highly recommened.Try Kenny Burell,or Wes Mongomery as well