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Shinola

By John Scofield

Label: Enja Records
Released: 1998

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Paul Wertico Trio: Live In Warsaw

Read "Live In Warsaw" reviewed by Ed Kopp

by Ed Kopp
November 1, 1998

If your knowledge of Paul Wertico is limited to his work with the Pat Metheny Group, you might not realize the extent of this man's ability. Live In Warsaw shows another side to a drummer who's better known for his finesse than his quick hands. Recorded one night during a two-week tour of Germany ...

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John Scofield: A Go Go

Read "A Go Go" reviewed by Christopher Hoard

by Christopher Hoard
June 1, 1998

For those of us who found ourselves swept away by the funk and soulful precision of early seventies releases like the Crusaders' Chain Reaction, John Scofield's latest offering will find a grateful audience too long spoon fed and spiritually starved on lush over-productions. A Go-Go gets down to business with no-nonsense production values and grooves. Scofield's ...

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John Scofield: A Go Go

by Ed Kopp
May 1, 1998

Speaking of funk, here's a match made in heaven: Medeski, Martin and Wood, one of the hottest young electric-jazz combos on the planet (both in popularity and skill), teamed with John Scofield, one of the baddest jazz guitarists ever. As you might expect, A Go Go is vamp-laden and very smart.Medeski, Martin and Wood ...

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Porgy & Bess

By Joe Henderson

Label: Verve Records
Released: 1997
Track listing: Act I: Introduction: Jasbo Brown Blues; Summertime; Here Come De Honeyman / They Pass By Singin'; My Man's Gone Now. Act II: I Got Plenty O' Nuttin'; Bess, You Is My Woman Now; It Ain't Necessarily So; I Loves You Porgy. Act III: There's A Boat Dat's Leavin' Soon For New York; Oh Bess, Oh Where's My Bess?; Summertime (Samba Version - Instrumental).

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John Scofield: Loud Jazz

by AAJ Staff
December 1, 1997

If I ever needed a title to categorize John Scofield releases from his Grammavision days, I couldn't find one more apt than Loud Jazz (Grammavision, 1988) This was the last of Sco's hot, electric funk fusion releases. He's still groovin' and in the pocket today, but not the electric, loud, in-your-face stuff evident on this album. ...

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