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Well to The Bone
Label: Shrapnel Records
Released: 2002
Track listing: 1.Lady P 2.Hillbilly in the Sand 3.Devil Boy 4.Lola Fay 5.Well to the Bone
6.Ashes 7.Sultan's Boogie 8.Day's Da Way it go 9.That Hurts 10.Rituals
Scott Henderson: Well to The Bone
by Glenn Astarita
The latest rock-blues solo effort from guitar hero Scott Henderson features more of a fusion spin than some of his previous efforts, although the guitarist's fabled Tribal Tech aggregation is firmly rooted within the fusion arena. But Henderson is not merely content with rehashing tried and true formulas. With this release, he continues to explore just ...
Rocket Science
Label: Tone Center
Released: 2001
Track listing: Saturn 5, Astro Chimp, Song Holy Hall, Rocket Science, Sojlevska, Mini Me, Space Camel, Moonshine, Cap
Scott Henderson/Gary Willis -Tribal Tech: Rocket Science
by Glenn Astarita
“Tribal Tech” is a band that have almost single-handedly revived fusion from the sunken depths of obscurity while consistently reinventing their group sound and approach for over ten years now. Here the musicians enter the studio without any preconceived notions or rigid game plans yet have produced one of their finest efforts in years, titled Rocket ...
Scott Henderson, Steve Smith, Victor Wooten: Vital Tech Tones
by John W. Patterson
Mike Varney wanted a powerhouse release to inaugurate his “Tone Center” fusion offshoot of Shrapnel Records. He of course thought of some of the very best artists to pull together for this project. I need not go into detail over each artist’s abilities. One or two words says it all — awesome monsters. For those of ...
Tore Down House
Label: MESA/Bluemoon
Released: 1999
Track listing: Dolemite; Tore Down House; Meter Maid; I Hate You; Gittar School; Xanax; Continuum; You Get Off On Me; Mocha; Harpoon; Same As You.
Scott Henderson: Tore Down House
by Jim Santella
With a fusion of jazz, blues and rock, guitarist Scott Henderson put together a set of his own songs; the lone exception is Jaco Pastorius’ “Continuum." Most of the album features Thelma Houston with a blues trio; Houston wails while Henderson smokes in a contemporary electric blues vein. Most of the guitarist’s career has been based ...
Scott Henderson/Gary Willis/Tribal Tech: Thick
by Ed Kopp
Tribal Tech co-leaders Scott Henderson (guitars) and Gary Willis (bass) sought a new direction with this latest release, the band's ninth. In the past, Henderson and Willis conceived their compositions in advance, then fleshed them out in the studio. This time they entered the studio without any preconceptions and just spent three days jamming and recording. ...
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