Grass Roots (Blue Note, 1968) Blue Note who lends a bluesy edge

who lends a bluesy edge to a solid and mellow soul-jazz outing

Released in 1971 on Impulse and recorded with two different ensembles

Though a strong avant-garde undercurrent flowed through his music

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Standing as one of the tenor saxophonist’s finest Blue Note entries the album features two different quintet line-ups performing a set of 6 compelling original tunes by Mobley and Lee Morgan

Grass Roots (Blue Note, 1968) Blue Note who lends a bluesy edgeAndrew Hills 1968 album Grass Roots stands as one of the most immediately accessible albums in the pianists beguiling Blue Note discography. Featuring Lee Morgan, Booker Ervin, Ron Carter, and Freddie Waits, this set of five Hill originals is imbued with a deep sense of feeling, groove, and lyricism. This stereo Tone Poet Vinyl Edition was produced by Joe Harley, mastered by Kevin Gray from the original analog master tapes, pressed on 180g vinyl at