Johnny Griffin- Introducing Johnny Griffin Format:LP Somewhere Under Heaven

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Johnny Griffin- Introducing Johnny Griffin Format:LP Somewhere Under HeavenLabel: Blue Note Released 1956, reissued 06 14 2019 Tenor saxophonist Johnny Griffin blew out of Chicago and made his debut album for Blue Note Records in 1956 steering a nimble quartet with pianist Wynton Kelly, bassist Curly Russell, and drummer Max Roach through a fantastic set of originals and standards. From the blistering opener "Mil Dew" to the loping "Chicago Calling" and bluesy "Nice and Easy" Griffin's staggering technical ability and