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Album · 1962

I've Got a Woman

by Jimmy McGriff

Released
1962
Label
Sue Records
Catalogue no.
STLP 1012
Tracklist
10 tracks
Length
42:24
Country
US

“I've Got a Woman” is an album by Jimmy McGriff, released in 1962 on Sue Records. The original release has 10 tracks with a running time of 42:24. Jazz standards on the record include “Flying Home”, “On The Street Where You Live”, “Round Midnight” and “Satin Doll”. The line-up features Jackie Mills (drums (drum set)), Jimmy McGriff (organ) and Morris Dow (guitar).

Who played on I've Got a Woman

  • Jackie Mills drums (drum set) all tracks
  • Jimmy McGriff organ all tracks
  • Morris Dow guitar all tracks

Tracklist

  1. A1 I've Got a Woman 4:34
  2. A2 On the Street Where You Live standard — Frederick Loewe 3:56
  3. A3 Satin Doll standard — Duke Ellington, Billy Strayhorn 2:21
  4. A4 'Round Midnight standard — Thelonious Monk, Cootie Williams 5:46
  5. A5 All About My Girl — Jimmy McGriff 3:57
  6. B1 M.G. Blues 4:58
  7. B2 That's the Way I Feel 2:20
  8. B3 After Hours — Avery Parrish 6:01
  9. B4 Flying Home standard — Benny Goodman, Lionel Hampton 3:25
  10. B5 Sermon 5:06

Production

  • Irving Greenbaum engineer
  • Juggy Murray Jones producer

More albums by Jimmy McGriff

At The Organ 1963 One Of Mine 1963 · Sue Records Inc. Christmas with Jimmy McGriff 1963 · Sue Records Inc. Topkapi 1964 · Sue Records Blues for Mr. Jimmy 1965 · Sue Records Inc. The Big Band 1966 · Solid State Records Cherry 1966 · United Artists A Bag Full Of Soul 1966 · Solid State Records A Bag Full of Blues 1967 · Solid State Records I've Got a New Woman 1968 Step 1 1969 · Solid State Records A Thing to Come By 1969 · Solid State Records

Frequently asked questions

Who played on I've Got a Woman?

The line-up of I've Got a Woman includes Jackie Mills (drums (drum set)), Jimmy McGriff (organ) and Morris Dow (guitar).

Which label released I've Got a Woman?

I've Got a Woman was released in 1962 on Sue Records (STLP 1012).

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