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专辑名称: John Scofield
创作艺人: [John Scofield]
音乐流派: Jazz|爵士
专辑规格: 1碟13首
出品公司: ECM
发行时间: 2022/5/6
官方标价: £8.39 （会员免费下载）
域名语言: [en] （AI检测）
曲目介绍：
Coral
Honest I Do
It Could Happen To You
Danny Boy
Elder Dance
Mrs. Scofield's Waltz
Junco Partner
There Will Never Be Another You
My Old Flame
Not Fade Away
Since You Asked
Trance De Jour
You Win Again
详细介绍:
Jazz artists exist in a world of collaboration. They are most often defined by contexts: who they played with, what bands they were in, and in what era they performed. In the 1980s guitarist John Scofield played with Miles Davis%27s band and appeared on three of the trumpeter%27s albums. Since then, he%27s played in a plethora of impromptu groups with fellow guitarist Bill Frisell, tenor saxophonist Joe Lovano and funksters Medeski Martin & Wood, to name just a few, and as a combo member, has recorded for a variety of labels, including Bue Note, Verve and ECM.
Driven indoors and alone by the Covid-19 pandemic, the now 70-year-old guitarist has made his first ever solo recording, highlighting what he calls the pinpointing the beauty of the strings—the guitar loops he%27s created are his only accompaniment. Scofield%27s clear, unaffected tones are beautifully captured by engineer Tyler McDiarmid on an album executive produced by ECM%27s visionary owner Manfred Eicher. The vibe in these short pieces is relaxed, reflective and easy; there are no frenzied workouts or speed runs. A swinging take of There Will Never Be Another You, a tune Scofield played on one of his earliest credits—a 1974 live album with Gerry Mulligan and Chet Baker—is this collection%27s most uptempo number. Although he runs through several of his original compositions, like a deliberately flat and tremolo-ized rendition of his delicate and charming Honest I Do, it%27s the covers that are most interesting. He makes interesting chord choices in My Old Flame that keep it from becoming too sentimental and gamely reaches back for a wonderful version of one of his longtime loves, Buddy Holly%27s early rock %27n%27 roll classic, Not Fade Away, where he solos over loops of his rhythm guitar, turning to expressionistic, deep chords near the end. Scofield%27s extensive experience with song catalogs shows most in a single note version of the Jimmy Van Heusen/Johnny Burke standard, It Could Happen to You, where he again plays over rhythm guitar loops in a number made famous by both Miles Davis and Kenny Dorham. That knowledge also keeps his slow, lingering version of Danny Boy from becoming too maudlin or cliched, actually turning slightly experimental near the end as he plays over what he calls an Indo-European drone. Having successfully ventured into the Hank Williams songbook before on his 2016 album Country for Old Men, he nails You Win Again. Less successful is a meandering version of the New Orleans standard Junco Partner. Although Scofield has said he loves Professor Longhair%27s version and once played the tune with Dr. John, he somehow misses its groove and essential playfulness. Though often sounding like rehearsal takes, and lacking in much drive or ambition, this relaxed album is a pleasant stroll through the musical interests of one of today%27s preeminent guitar stylists. © Robert Baird/Qobuz
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