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2018) already revealed moments of mysticism and symbolism
That’s not to say Hot Thoughts doesn’t have a requisite supply of infectious earworms but there’s a lyrical bent that’s as carnal as it’s crafty
but Dave Matthews manages to throw a few surprises in on 2010's Live in New York City
Scott Humphrey (keyboards)
Grant Green Visions (Blue Note Classic Vinyl Series) (180 Gram Vinyl) 6/26/07 finger-snapping basslinesDescription Grant Green "Visions (Blue Note Classic Vinyl Series)" [180gram Heavy Vinyl LP] Grant Green embraced R&B and jazz funk on his 1971 album, Visions, featuring Billy Wooten, Emmanuel Riggins, Chuck Rainey, Idris Muhammad, Ray Armando and Harold Caldwell. The guitarist's distinctive tone and melodicism elevate songs by The Jackson 5, Chicago, The Carpenters, Mozart and Quincy Jones' "Maybe Tomorrow," which was later sampled by Kendrick Lamar.