McGriff's 1970 album on Blue Note leaned into the funk and soul sounds of the era, translating his signature organ work to a more contemporary, danceable groove. The LP showcases his ability to blend jazz improvisation with infectious R&B rhythms.
- "Electric Funk" was released on August 1, 1970, by Blue Note Records.
- The album features a blend of jazz, funk, and soul influences, characteristic of McGriff's output during this period.
- The sessions took place amidst a time of significant crossover between jazz and popular music genres.
Jimmy McGriff was a Philadelphia-born organist who rose to prominence in the 1960s, known for his soulful jazz and funk-infused Hammond B3 sound. By 1970, he had moved to the Blue Note label, solidifying his reputation as a purveyor of gritty, accessible groove-based jazz.
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