Grant Green's version of 'Round About Midnight

There's a ton great stuff out there so you should get a lot of posts.

-Ad Infinitum from The Denison Kimball Trio / Soul Machine disc has a palpable room presence and a mood similar to Round About Midnight, (most of the disc is a lot different).

-Treats Style / Larry Coryell from Lady Coryell, a great simple, impossible to forget composition. Has beautiful Gibson L5 comping and some of Bernard Purdie's most buoyant playing on it.

-Good Bye Pork Pie Hat / John McLaughlin from My Goals Beyond, nice serene acoustic version of the Mingus classic. Follow Your Heart from this one is good too, (A cover of this tune by the Outsidemen sounds a little richer and is plugged in).

-Ornen / Terje Rypdal from Chaser, doesn't sound much like Grant Green, but is a great ECM recoring and this composition hits you w/ the "saddest of all keys" as Nigel Tufnel would say.

Don't know Grant Green or his take on "Round Midnight, but I will check it out.

Danny Gatton was all over the place, but his take on "Harlem Nocturne" is just about my favorite guitar piece of any genre. Bill Frisell hybridizes Jazz guitar with a little bit of everything, but he's my go-to jazz player of the moment. He does a great take on John Hiatt's "Have a Little Faith In Me" that's been in heavy rotation of late.

Marty

PS You can't go wrong with Django.

Thanks everyone for chiming in. I'm more a hard-bop guy myself, so it's nice to get some recommendations outside my general arena.

I love Django, but the recording quality is obviously a little iffy--still a guitarist I listen to weekly. If you like Django you should check out the Rosenberg Trio, sepcifically "Live at the North Sea Jazz Festival"--KILLER!

Kenny Burrell is an obvious go-to for me, and "Midnight Blue" is probably my favorite right now in terms of music and sonics. It's recorded in Mono, which is a bit of a bummer, but even so it's great. Also, Wes Montgomery live at Ronny Scotts.

Bill Frisell is a fantastic musician, but I find some of his stuff a bit too hybridized for me. Thenagain, I haven't listened to a ton of his stuff so I'll grab some--any specific albums or tracks?

What Grant Green album is his version of "Round Midnight" on?

It's on "Green Street" which is a stellar album over all.

I just got Kenny Burrel and John Coltrane on Vinyl (had it on CD, but lost it). Also very good.