The Jazz Organ Scene
Brazil
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Alan Ghreen
Alan was a pianist, a bluesman, member of the Brazilian band Big Allanbik who also
recorded on his own and in cooperation with guitarist Big Gilson. A trip to America
to research blues figures (from Professor Longhair to Lightnin' Hopkins to Jerry Lee
Lewis) caused him to go back to Rio de Janeiro with a renewed sense of purpose and
record a blues album in a more relaxed setting. The results, Yellow Mojo Blues (Alan
on piano), appeared on TopCat in 1998. Alan died in 2005.
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Blues Special Reserve Interdisc released 1993 |
Ricardo Werther, vocals Alan Ghreen, piano, organ Big Gilson, guitar Ugo Perrotta, bass Beto Werther, drums |
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Batuque Y Blues Velas V20273 |
Ricardo Werther, harmonica, vocals Big Gilson, guitars Bob Stander, guitars Alan Ghreen, Hammond B-3 organ, piano Ugo Perrotta, bass Beto Werther, drums Ricardo "Siri", percussion |
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Destilado Ao Vivo Topcat Records 1806006-2 recorded live 29/30 October 1999 at Prova Oral/Brazil |
Ricardo Werther, vocals Big Gilson, guitar Alan Ghreen, piano, organ Ugo Perrotta, bass Beto Werther, drums |
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