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John Scofield — Acidhead
Album: Uberjam
Avg rating:
6

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Total ratings: 275









Released: 2002
Length: 6:24
Plays (last 30 days): 1
(instrumental)
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 zenhead wrote:

Scofield never fails to show me some new noise. I saw him a few years ago. What a treat.




You lucky duck.  I wish that I could have been there too!
 Zestos wrote:

I like the Sco collabs, esp w Eddie Harris. also Chet Baker and Gerry Mulligan as a side man...This is why I love RP,  versatile and  eclectic like good jazz riffs




I Agree completely! That is why we come here.  GREAT TUNE!  Thanx RP!   
RP has only 3 tunes by him on the playlist.  PLEASE ADD MORE TUNES!!  Thank You!
 Zestos wrote:

I like the Sco collabs, esp w Eddie Harris. also Chet Baker and Gerry Mulligan as a side man...This is why I love RP,  versatile and  eclectic like good jazz riffs




I Agree!  Also w/ Billy Cobham & George Duke (Live in Europe album)! 
I like the Sco collabs, esp w Eddie Harris. also Chet Baker and Gerry Mulligan as a side man...This is why I love RP,  versatile and  eclectic like good jazz riffs
 rbb wrote:

If we could rate album covers, I'd give it a 10.  The music, something less.


Totally agree.  The music is a 9.

Music to drive fares to...
Scofield never fails to show me some new noise. I saw him a few years ago. What a treat.
7 because it reminded me of the 70's and the George Duke / Billy Cobham connection, -8 for the artwork.... that was completely unnecessary. 
If this song would have ended after the sitar bit then it would have been good, but, urrrgh! how lame. Maybe he could have banged on some pot lids too and thrown that in there and stuck it to a drum machine beat.
Hee hee. The Big Rock Candy Mountain indeed. Mostly all right, but the BRCM part sounds terrible. Synths gone bad.
Originally Posted by (8?ยป: I ~ ~ can ~ ~ feel ~ ~ myself ~ ~ floating ~ ~ back ~ ~ to ~ ~ the ~ ~ 70's. WokA WokA WokA WokA
:D
This would be better if it came with acid.
You go sco. In the long tradition of Miles cohorts. A drop from the Bitches Brew. The cauldorn of funk that turned the world on it\'s ear. And sco can keep up. Dot
is it just me or does this sound like a Dr. Mario theme?
I give it an 8. How about some of Scofield's work with Medeski, Martin & Wood?
who gave this a 1? Come on, even if you don\'t like it\'s still a work of art IMO.
thought it was Jeff Beck at first. Doesn\'t it sound a bit like \"freeway jam\"? Anyway I really like this jazz/funk thing.
Originally Posted by nolands: likewise, except for me it's a hate/hate relationship
I agree!
Originally Posted by alpizzy: Hmmmm - I'm think'in Love/Hate relationship with this one depending on my mood
likewise, except for me it's a hate/hate relationship
Aaargh I\'m freaking out!!
Groovy. Dig that dissonance, hear the synth stumble sexily.
Originally Posted by Blarg: We need some Medesky, Martin & Wood to level the playing field!
how 'bout something off of Scofield's "A Go Go" album? that one has MMW on every track, with him! :)
very nice. a little fry freak. :)
Scofield is THE MAN!
We need some Medesky, Martin & Wood to level the playing field!
Fuuuuuuuunnnnnnnky!
Sort of reminds me a little bit of some Jeff Beck stuff. Very nice. I LIKE!
Originally Posted by polkadude: John Scofield has been playing for years and years. Saw him in the 70's with George Duke and Billy Cobham. They were amazing.
And- not to be forgotten, later on he (for instance) played with Miles Davis!
John Scofield has been playing for years and years. Saw him in the 70\'s with George Duke and Billy Cobham. They were amazing.