John Scofield - Quiet (1996) 320 kbps
BAND/ARTIST: John Scofield
- Title: Quiet
- Year Of Release: 1996
- Label: Verve 533 185-2
- Genre: Jazz, Jazz Fusion
- Quality: MP3/320 kbps
- Total Time: 50:53
- Total Size: 120 MB(+3%)
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
1 After the Fact (Scofield) 5:26
2 Tulle (Scofield) 5:00
3 Away With Words (Scofield) 6:49
4 Hold That Thought (Scofield) 6:23
5 Door #3 (Scofield) 5:48
6 Bedside Manner (Scofield) 6:46
7 Rolf and the Gang (Scofield) 5:23
8 But for Love (Scofield) 5:37
9 Away (Swallow) 3:34
personnel:
John Scofield: acoustic guitar
Wayne Shorter: tenor sax
Steve Swallow: bass
Bill Stewart: drums
Duduka Da Fonseca: drums
with
Randy Brecker: trumpet, flugelhorn
John Clark: french horn
Fred Griffin: french horn
Charles Pillow: alto flute, english horn, tenor sax
Lawrence Feldman: alto flute, flute, tenor sax
Howard Johnson: tuba, baritone sax
Roger Rosenberg: bass clarinet
John Scofield didn't even own an acoustic guitar when Pat Metheny brought along a pair of them for the guitarists' 1993 duo session, "I Can See Your House From Here." Scofield was so intrigued by the experience that he went out and bought his own nylon-string instrument, spent hours playing it and ultimately composed eight pieces especially for his new plaything. Those eight tunes (plus a ninth by producer Steve Swallow) comprise Scofield's new album, aptly entitled "Quiet." Scofield was too smart to simply transplant his electric-guitar techniques--which rely so heavily on distortion and attack--to the acoustic instrument. Instead, he took advantage of the nylon strings' intimacy and responsiveness to compose romantic melodies and play them in a clean, understated style. --Geoffrey Himes
1 After the Fact (Scofield) 5:26
2 Tulle (Scofield) 5:00
3 Away With Words (Scofield) 6:49
4 Hold That Thought (Scofield) 6:23
5 Door #3 (Scofield) 5:48
6 Bedside Manner (Scofield) 6:46
7 Rolf and the Gang (Scofield) 5:23
8 But for Love (Scofield) 5:37
9 Away (Swallow) 3:34
personnel:
John Scofield: acoustic guitar
Wayne Shorter: tenor sax
Steve Swallow: bass
Bill Stewart: drums
Duduka Da Fonseca: drums
with
Randy Brecker: trumpet, flugelhorn
John Clark: french horn
Fred Griffin: french horn
Charles Pillow: alto flute, english horn, tenor sax
Lawrence Feldman: alto flute, flute, tenor sax
Howard Johnson: tuba, baritone sax
Roger Rosenberg: bass clarinet
John Scofield didn't even own an acoustic guitar when Pat Metheny brought along a pair of them for the guitarists' 1993 duo session, "I Can See Your House From Here." Scofield was so intrigued by the experience that he went out and bought his own nylon-string instrument, spent hours playing it and ultimately composed eight pieces especially for his new plaything. Those eight tunes (plus a ninth by producer Steve Swallow) comprise Scofield's new album, aptly entitled "Quiet." Scofield was too smart to simply transplant his electric-guitar techniques--which rely so heavily on distortion and attack--to the acoustic instrument. Instead, he took advantage of the nylon strings' intimacy and responsiveness to compose romantic melodies and play them in a clean, understated style. --Geoffrey Himes
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