Then put this on: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMw2A8m8jgQ.

(I know there's a dedicated thread for youtube videos, but it doesn't seem to stay on the front page, amazingly. So which forum rule should I follow: (1) put youtube links in the dedicated youtube thread; or (2) don't bring back old threads that have dropped off of the first page?)

In any event, I've got Mr. Green smooth jammin' me through my work morning.

Peace.

And over the pond, he is now smooth jammin' me through me afternoon! Good shout that. I've listened to a fair bit of his stuff, have some John Patton stuff with Grant Green on, but haven't listened to nearly enough, often enough.

He has some chops. Who needs chords, when you can do that?

Thanks for the link Her Wanna.

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My pleasure. Yeah, I love Grant Green, but he put out so much stuff that I still have not heard all of it. From time to time I remember that nearly everything is on youtube and I don't have to buy it. I'm trying to hear some new stuff myself.

Only fear I have with youtube is that sometimes the uploaders use some kind of program--about which I know nothing--to speed it up or up the pitch a little, to avoid copyright detection. So I never know if I'm hearing it as it was intended to be heard. I don't think it's much of a problem with old stuff like this. Not sure which record company owns this one, for example. They don't seem to care or be able to take down the massive quantity of material that's on youtube.

What strain is it? I'm partial to any citrus kush or purple lightning.

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1986 Peavey Envoy 110
1967 Kingston Acoustic