American blues and soul-jazz organist (born 3 April 1936 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA; died 24 May 2008 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA). He played piano since the age of 5 but later adopted the Hammond organ. In the mid- and late 1970s he was also often featured on electric piano and other keyboards.
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Blue To The 'Bone1 Jan 1988Vinyl
Soul Survivors1 Jan 1986Vinyl
Tailgunner1977Vinyl
The Mean Machine1976Vinyl
Red Beans1976Vinyl
Stump Juice1975Vinyl
The Main Squeeze1974Vinyl
If You're Ready Come Go With Me1974Vinyl
Let's Stay Together1972Vinyl
Black And Blues1972Vinyl
Fly Dude1972Vinyl
Good Things Don't Happen Every Day (2024 Remastered Version)1 Jan 1971Vinyl
Groove Grease1971Vinyl
Soul Sugar1970Vinyl
Electric Funk1970Vinyl
The Worm1969Vinyl
At The Organ1964Vinyl
Topkapi1964Vinyl
Christmas With McGriff1963Vinyl
Jimmy McGriff At The Apollo1963Vinyl
One Of Mine1963Vinyl
I've Got A Woman1962VinylRecords from Discogs, completed with the release lists of Deezer. Sleeves from the Cover Art Archive and the same lists.
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