Jimmy McGriff – I've Got A Woman Sue LP 1012
Sue Records Inc. 1962 LP 1012
notes:
I've Got A Woman is Jimmy McGriff's debut album for Sue Records
and one of the defining early recordings of his Hammond-organ style.
The album grew out of McGriff's instrumental soul-jazz treatment
of Ray Charles' “I've Got A Woman,” which had first
appeared as a successful single.
The recording features McGriff in a stripped-down trio with Morris Dow
on guitar and Jackie Mills on drums. The combination of Hammond organ,
guitar and drums gives the record its powerful blues,
gospel and R&B character.
The LP combines standards with McGriff originals, including
“All About My Girl” and “M.G. Blues.” Other highlights include “
On the Street Where You Live,” “Satin Doll,” “'Round Midnight,”
“After Hours,” “Flying Home” and “The Sermon.”
credits:
Jimmy McGriff – organ
Morris Dow – guitar
Jackie Mills – drums
Engineer Irving Greenbaum
Producer Juggy Murray
Recorded 1962
Studio New York City, NY
tracklist:
A1 I've Got A Woman
Composed By Ray Charles 4:34
A2 On The Street Where You Live
Composed By Lerner-Lowe* 3:54
A3 Satin Doll
Composed By Duke Ellington 2:20
A4 'Round Midnight
Composed By Thelonious Monk 5:43
A5 All About My Girl
Composed By Jimmy McGriff 3:54
B1 M.G. Blues
Composed By Jimmy McGriff 4:56
B2 Thats The Way I Feel
Composed By Jimmy McGriff 2:17
B3 After Hours
Composed By Avery Parrish6:02
B4 Flying Home
Composed By Lionel Hampton 4:00
B5 Sermon
Composed By Jimmy Smith 5:08

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