John Scofield
By All Music Guide
By All Music Guide
Scofield started a long-term relationship with the Verve label in 1996 with his acoustic album Quiet. He cut the funky A Go Go with Medeski, Martin & Wood in 1997 while 2000s Bump featured members of Sex Mob, Soul Coughing, and Deep Banana Blackout. 2001s Works for Me featured a more traditional jazz sound but for 2002s Uberjam and 2003s Up All Night he was back to playing fusion. Drummer Bill Stewart and bassist Steve Swallow rounded out the John Scofield Trio for 2004s cerebral and complex live album EnRoute. In 2005, Scofield paid tribute to legendary soul man Ray Charles with Thats What I Say.























