Jimmy McGriff
James Harrell McGriff, who was known as Jimmy McGriff, was an accomplished
American jazz organist who had a long career as band leader and accompanying
many other jazz stars from the 1960s until his death aged 72 on May 24th 2008.
He learned to play as a child and studied at the Juilliard School in New York.
His 1962 single 'I've Got a Woman (Part 1)' went to number five on Billboard's
R&B singles chart. 'All About My Girl' (1963) reached number 12, 'Kiko' (1964)
hit number 19 and 'The Worm' (1968) peaked at number 28.
He released many albums on the Sue label including 'I've G...
These Foolish ThingsJimmy McGriff, Richard Davis, Everett Barksdale, Marion Booker, Clifford Davis, Lawrence Killian and Murray Watson
Ain't No Mountain High EnoughJimmy McGriff
Over the RainbowJimmy McGriff
How High the MoonJimmy McGriff and Richard "Groove" Holmes
CaravanJimmy McGriff and Hank Crawford
Green Dolphin StreetJimmy McGriff, George Freeman, Lucky Thompson and O'Donel Levy
These Foolish ThingsJimmy McGriff, Richard Davis, Everett Barksdale, Marion Booker, Clifford Davis, Lawrence Killian and Murray Watson
The Funkiest Little Band in the Land
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Ain't No Mountain High EnoughJimmy McGriff
Over the RainbowJimmy McGriff
McGriff's Blues
How High the MoonJimmy McGriff and Richard "Groove" Holmes
Giants of the Organ Come Together
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CaravanJimmy McGriff and Hank Crawford
Road Tested
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Green Dolphin StreetJimmy McGriff, George Freeman, Lucky Thompson and O'Donel Levy
Do'in Time
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