THE BEST OF GRANT GREEN - Everything you need to know about Mr. Green's style. CD and book with notation and tab transcriptions of 13 songs,
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This excellent book has standard notation, tab, analyzis, and a CD. Solos on 13 songs: Ain’t it Funky Now Pt. 2, Airegin, Born to Be Blue, Cool Blues, If I Should Lose You, Little Girl Blue, My Favorite Things, Oleo, Sookie Sookie, Stella by Starlight, This Could Be the Start of Something Big, Tune Up, Wives and Lovers.
Grant Green is one of the most exciting guitarists to emerge from the "soul jazz" genre. Born on March 31, 1911 in Charleston, SC, and died March 1, 1987 in Las Vegas. He learned his instrument from his father and was playing professionally by the age of 13 with a gospel group. He once said, "The first thing I learned to play was boogie woogie. Then I had to do a lot of rock and roll. It’s all blues, anyhow." His work remains a yardstick by which subsequent practitioners are measured.
This excellent book has standard notation, tab, analyzis, and a CD. Solos on 13 songs: Ain’t it Funky Now Pt. 2, Airegin, Born to Be Blue, Cool Blues, If I Should Lose You, Little Girl Blue, My Favorite Things, Oleo, Sookie Sookie, Stella by Starlight, This Could Be the Start of Something Big, Tune Up, Wives and Lovers.
An excellent study by Wolf Marshall.
Grant Green is one of the most exciting guitarists to emerge from the "soul jazz" genre. Born on March 31, 1911 in Charleston, SC, and died March 1, 1987 in Las Vegas. He learned his instrument from his father and was playing professionally by the age of 13 with a gospel group. He once said, "The first thing I learned to play was boogie woogie. Then I had to do a lot of rock and roll. It’s all blues, anyhow." His work remains a yardstick by which subsequent practitioners are measured.
This excellent book has standard notation, tab, analyzis, and a CD. Solos on 13 songs: Ain’t it Funky Now Pt. 2, Airegin, Born to Be Blue, Cool Blues, If I Should Lose You, Little Girl Blue, My Favorite Things, Oleo, Sookie Sookie, Stella by Starlight, This Could Be the Start of Something Big, Tune Up, Wives and Lovers.
An excellent study by Wolf Marshall.