JOHN SCOFIELD TRIO (Spojené státy)

Concert at 19:00 sold out. Added concert at 21:00

John Scofield - guitar/vicente Archer - double bass/Bill Stewart - drums The New Town Hall in a line -up that is the most important. In the trio where he has free space to fly. The drum tools will play guitarist's long-time companion Bill Stewart, the counterbar relatively "new blood" Vicente Archer.
Trips to the music of the hip -hop era. The current cast of the trio has already made a great business card with UNCLE John’s Band (2023), which confirms the versatility. After all, the title track comes from the repertoire of the legendary jam-rock and psychedelic band GRATEFUL DEAD and other songs were modified by Scofield from the repertoire of Bob Dylan or Neil Young. However, there will also be a memory of Miles Davis, with whose band guitarist in the first half of the 80s. He performed and filmed. Of course, there are Scofield's author compositions. Drummer Bill Stewart is one of the most faithful guitarists. He has been working with him regularly since the Meant To Be (1991) album and in more than three decades the two of them developed a dynamic interplay somewhere on the edge of extra -sensory perception. But at the same time, Scofield also became famous for playing with masters such as Pat Metheny, Pat Martino, Larry Goldings, Chris Potter, Maceo Parker, Michael Brecker or Lee Konitz.

He has already participated in the Quartet album Combo 66 (2018). Also Archer's interplay within the whole is perfect. Total championships and gaming empathy can be expected from a teammate not only jazz stars such as Norah Jones, Robert Glasper, Pat Metheny, Wynton Marsalis and Kenny Garrett, but also Country Legenda Willie Nelson, Seoul Singer Mary J. Blige and Jill Scott or Folkrock songwriter Amos Lee. It is said that Archer's double bass can be heard on more than 150 top artists albums.

Cooperation in this trio cannot praise: The best. ” As a talented young man, he joined Berklee College of Music, but he didn't really need the school much. Soon he literally escaped from the classrooms for offers from jazz icons such as Chet Baker and Gerry Mulligan (recorded on Carnegie Hall Concert, 1974, and later in -line records of Chet Baker) or Billy Cobham (released three albums between 1975 and 1976). In 1977 he participated in the title Three or Four Shades of Blues himself. The cooperation with Miles Davis (albums Star People, 1983, Decoy, 1984 or You’re Under Arest, 1985) has already been said. He debuted on the albums with the title John Scofield Life (1977), confirming the guitarist's unique stage deployment. The whole scofield discography is intertwined by genre unrestrained and courage to experiment. It is sufficient to recall the extremely important title of Überjam (2002), where Scofield has jazz services such as Dub reggae, samples and elements of club electronics. It was not a lightning bolt from the clear sky, for it was already working on the fusion album Electric Outlet (1984). Interesting, however, are also Scofield's cooperation with the Trio Medeski Martin & Wood or the concert recording of Scco-Mule (1999, but released only in 2015) with Bluesrock Jam Bandem Gov’t Mule. He likes to go back to the acoustic straight-ahead jazz (Time on My Hands, 1990, with Joe Lovan, Charlie Haden and Jack Dejohnett), Post Bop (Works for Me, 2001, with Kenny Garrett, Brad Mehldau, Christian McBrid and Billy Higgins) Jive, 1994) or even Gospel (Pieta Street, 2009). Who has experienced will probably not miss another concert that is never the same. And who did not fit into the club then has another chance of an extraordinary experience. Href = "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R8PPGFPSB8"> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rr8ppgfpsb8

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