This 1967 album showcases Grant Green's signature blend of blues-inflected soul-jazz, captured in a typically fluid and accessible session for Blue Note. The session features a familiar cast of players from Green's mid-60s Blue Note tenure.
- The album was recorded on March 31, 1967, at Rudy Van Gelder's studio in Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey. Guesting on the session were alto saxophonist Joe Henderson and organist Larry Young, with Elvin Jones on drums. "Street of Dreams" reached number 40 on Billboard's Jazz Albums chart.
- The session was produced by Francis Wolff and Rudy Van Gelder.
- It was one of several albums Green recorded for Blue Note in 1967, a year that saw him release a total of five studio albums on the label.
Grant Green was an American jazz guitarist known for his bluesy, soulful playing and his prolific recording career, particularly in the 1960s. "Street of Dreams" was released during a period of intense creativity for Green, following a string of well-received albums for Blue Note Records.
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