Electric Outlet

Electric Outlet

Electric Outlet

ASIN: B00000321P

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Guitarist John Scofield combines with Pete Levin on synthesizer to make this 1984 session both very electric and eclectic. With David Sanborn on alto, Ray Anderson on trombone, and Steve Jordan on drums adding acoustic voices to the mix, the results are as thought-provoking as Scofield's titles. The rock, funk, jazz, and techno elements proliferate and combine, putting populist and outside approaches in a new perspective. There are even touches of Ennio Morricone's film music in the wide-open spaces of "Best Western." While much fusion is about the easy mismatching of elements, Scofield manages to turn his different sources into distinctive and original music. --Stuart Broomer

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    Electric Outlet
    Manufacturer: Lion Music Finland
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

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    Electric Outlet
    Average customer rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars
    • 80's Cheese......
    • Great classic Scofield
    • Still one of Sco's best!
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    ASIN: B00000321P
    Release Date: 1989-09-19

    Tracks:

    1. Just My Luck
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    Guitarist John Scofield combines with Pete Levin on synthesizer to make this 1984 session both very electric and eclectic. With David Sanborn on alto, Ray Anderson on trombone, and Steve Jordan on drums adding acoustic voices to the mix, the results are as thought-provoking as Scofield's titles. The rock, funk, jazz, and techno elements proliferate and combine, putting populist and outside approaches in a new perspective. There are even touches of Ennio Morricone's film music in the wide-open spaces of "Best Western." While much fusion is about the easy mismatching of elements, Scofield manages to turn his different sources into distinctive and original music. --Stuart Broomer

    Customer Reviews:

    2 out of 5 stars 80's Cheese.............2003-11-03

    There's some art in it...but ultimately, it's painfully 80's without any of the guilty pleasure.

    4 out of 5 stars Great classic Scofield.......2002-08-07

    This is a great Scofield disc. I like John's recent funk outings, but this disc from further back in his career really outlines his jazz playing in a more fusion-like setting.

    5 out of 5 stars Still one of Sco's best!.......2002-06-05

    Joh Scofield was an early favotite of mine from before he played with Miles. I picked up Shinola when it came out (looking for Steve Swallow stuff, actually). I really loved that. When he started playing with Miles, I was fortunate enough to see him a coulpe of times, and then later in solo form at a nice club. After that period, I have found his stuff 'hit or miss' ... but I was blown away by UberJam. However, Electric Outlet remains right at the top of my list of favorite Scofield work. It really lays out his style and preferences. Worth picking up!
    Electric Outlet
    Average customer rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars
    • 80's Cheese......
    • Great classic Scofield
    • Still one of Sco's best!
    Electric Outlet
    John Scofield
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    Binding: Audio CD

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    Release Date: 1989-09-25

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    Guitarist John Scofield combines with Pete Levin on synthesizer to make this 1984 session both very electric and eclectic. With David Sanborn on alto, Ray Anderson on trombone, and Steve Jordan on drums adding acoustic voices to the mix, the results are as thought-provoking as Scofield's titles. The rock, funk, jazz, and techno elements proliferate and combine, putting populist and outside approaches in a new perspective. There are even touches of Ennio Morricone's film music in the wide-open spaces of "Best Western." While much fusion is about the easy mismatching of elements, Scofield manages to turn his different sources into distinctive and original music. --Stuart Broomer

    Customer Reviews:

    2 out of 5 stars 80's Cheese.............2003-11-03

    There's some art in it...but ultimately, it's painfully 80's without any of the guilty pleasure.

    4 out of 5 stars Great classic Scofield.......2002-08-07

    This is a great Scofield disc. I like John's recent funk outings, but this disc from further back in his career really outlines his jazz playing in a more fusion-like setting.

    5 out of 5 stars Still one of Sco's best!.......2002-06-05

    Joh Scofield was an early favotite of mine from before he played with Miles. I picked up Shinola when it came out (looking for Steve Swallow stuff, actually). I really loved that. When he started playing with Miles, I was fortunate enough to see him a coulpe of times, and then later in solo form at a nice club. After that period, I have found his stuff 'hit or miss' ... but I was blown away by UberJam. However, Electric Outlet remains right at the top of my list of favorite Scofield work. It really lays out his style and preferences. Worth picking up!
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