Grant Green Nigeria [LP] [[Blue Note Tone Poet Series] 2/26/16 but once the record slides

but once the record slides into the piano-anchored ballad "But We Lost It

These extra tracks include the comparatively straightforward white reggae of "Harry" and a weird 4-part song wherein each band member takes the lead

the members of Slowdive had no intention of being a mere shoegaze nostalgia act

The album title came from the Johnny Cash song "Five Feet High and Rising"

with final track "B-Boy Bouillabaisse" split up from its original medley (although "A Year And A Day" and "Dropping Names" finally receive their due as breakout singles) (A digi-download card with audio commentary is also included

Grant Green Nigeria [LP] [[Blue Note Tone Poet Series] 2/26/16 but once the record slidesDescription Limited 180gm vinyl LP pressing in gatefold jacket. Grant Green's Nigeria is an underrated gem in the guitarist's remarkable Blue Note catalog. Recorded in 1962, and released in 1980, the album features a top shelf band with Sonny Clark on piano, Sam Jones on bass, and powerhouse Art Blakey on drums. The groove is deep right from the start, highlighting timeless renditions of the classic tracks. Tracks Disc 1 1 Airegin 2 It Ain't