Grant Green, Jr.
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Grant Green, Jr. is the son of the late jazz legend Grant Green. He is a member of the group Masters of Groove.[1]
[edit] Discography
- Introducing G.G. (2002)
With Masters of Groove:
- Masters of Groove Meet Dr. No (2001)
- Masters of Groove Meet DJ-9 (2006)
[edit] References
- ^ Ratliff, Ben. "JAZZ REVIEW; Lollipop and Lots of Syrup", New York Times, 2002-12-14. "The first half was given over to Masters of Groove, a recently formed band with Reuben Wilson on organ, Grant Green Jr. on guitar and Mr. Purdie on drums. They gave a middling, cheery performance; Mr. Green, who plays nice George Benson-style guitar and also sings in a husky and not-quite-committed manner, takes prominence in the trio."
