Grant Green Ain't It Funky Now! (The Original Jam Master, Volume One) Mp3, Flac, Wma

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Grant Green Ain't It Funky Now! (The Original Jam Master, Volume One) mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Jazz Album: Ain't It Funky Now! (The Original Jam Master, Volume One) Country: US Released: 2005 Style: Soul-Jazz MP3 version RAR size: 1711 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1197 mb WMA version RAR size: 1511 mb Rating: 4.6 Votes: 946 Other Formats: DTS VOX AA VQF MMF DTS MP3 Tracklist Hide Credits Ain't It Funky Now! Bass [Fender] – Jimmy Lewis Bongos – Richard LandrumCongas – Candido Camero*Drums – 1 9:58 Idris MuhammadOrgan – Emanuel Riggins*Tenor Saxophone – Claude BarteeTrumpet – Blue Mitchell Ease Back 2 Bass [Fender] – Jimmy Lewis Drums – Idris MuhammadElectric Piano – Clarence 5:47 PalmerTenor Saxophone – Claude BarteeVibraphone – Willie Bivens It's Your Thing 3 Congas – Joe ArmstrongDrums – Idris MuhammadOrgan – Ronnie FosterTenor Saxophone – 9:19 Claude BarteeVibraphone – Willie Bivens Love On A Two-Way Street 4 Drums – Idris MuhammadElectric Bass – Chuck RaineyElectric Piano – Emanuel 4:46 Riggins*Percussion – Ray ArmandoVibraphone – Billy Wooten Let The Music Take Your Mind 5 Congas – Joe ArmstrongDrums – Idris MuhammadOrgan – Ronnie FosterTenor Saxophone – 8:29 Claude BarteeVibraphone – Willie Bivens I Don't Want Nobody To Give Me Nothing (Open Up The Door, I'll Get It Myself) / Cold Sweat Bass [Fender] – Wilton FelderDrums – "Stix" HooperElectric Piano, Clavinet – Emanuel 6 Riggins*French Horn – Jim BuffingtonPercussion – King ErrissonTrombone – Harry 5:57 DiVitoTrombone [Bass] – Dick HicksonTrumpet – Jimmy Sedlar*, Joe Newman, Joe Wilder, Victor PazVibraphone – Billy WootenWoodwind – George Marge, John Leone, Phil Bodner, Romeo Penque Betcha By Golly Wow Congas, Percussion – Bobbye Porter Hall*Drums – Greg Williams Electric Bass – Wilton 7 7:41 FelderOrgan – Shelton LasterSoprano Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone – Claude BarteeVibraphone – Gary Coleman Companies, etc. Phonographic Copyright (p) – Blue Note Records Copyright (c) – Blue Note Records Manufactured By – Blue Note Records Credits Compiled By – Richard Seidel Guitar – Grant Green Mastered By – Kurt Lundvall Producer – Francis Wolff (tracks: 1, 3, 5), George Butler (tracks: 4, 6, 7) Notes Instrumental treatments of hits by: 1, 6 - James Brown 2 - The Meters 3 - The Isley Brothers 4 - The Moments 5 - Kool & The Gang 7 - The Stylistics This compilation ℗ & © 2005 Blue Note Records Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode (Text): 7 243-5-60140-2 2 Matrix / Runout: DIDX-227976 Mastering SID Code: IFPI L327 Mould SID Code: IFPI 507B Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Ain't It Funky Now! (The 7243 5 60140 2 Grant Blue 7243 5 60140 2 Original Jam Master, Volume US 2005 2 Green Note 2 One) (CD, Comp, Club) Ain't It Funky Now! (The 7243 5 60352 2 Grant Blue 7243 5 60352 2 Original Jam Master, Volume Europe 2005 5 Green Note 5 One) (CD, Comp) Related Music albums to Ain't It Funky Now! (The Original Jam Master, Volume One) by Grant Green Lalo Schifrin, Idris Muhammad - Jaws / House Of The Rising Sun Various - The Lost Grooves Idris Cheba - Le Misunderstanding Noraniza Idris - Bekaba Idris - Lebanon / Walk With Me Tities Idris, Orkes Gumarang dbp Asbon - Simpang Ampek / Sansaro Badan Idris Muhammad - Power Of Soul Various - Made In Holland, 1937-'38.

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