This Meets That

by Emarcy / Umgd

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Release Date:2007-09-18
Label:Emarcy / Umgd
UPC:602517462403
Binding:Audio CD
Published By:Emarcy / Umgd
ASIN:B000UYX4UY
Category:Music

Tracks on This Meets That by Emarcy / Umgd

  1. The Low Road
  2. Down D
  3. Strangeness in the Night
  4. Heck of a Job
  5. Behind Closed Doors - John Scofield, Gist, Kenneth
  6. House of the Rising Sun - John Scofield, Traditional
  7. Shoe Dog
  8. Memorette
  9. Trio Blues
  10. Pretty Out
  11. (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction - John Scofield, Jagger

Editorial Reviews and Product Descriptions

Album Description

Following celebrated runs on the Enja, Arista, Gramavision, Blue Note and Verve labels, Scofield is proud to release his first project for Emarcy, This Meets That. The album finds Scofield once again in the company of what he calls his "A-Team"--bassist Steve Swallow and drummer Bill Stewart--the trio that released En Route in 2004. Added to that, the four-part horn section of Roger Rosenberg on baritone sax and bass clarinet, Jim Pugh on trombone, Lawrence Feldman on tenor sax and flutes and John Swana on trumpet and flugelhorn. A special treat, one tune also features special guest Bill Frisell on tremolo guitar-- a cover of "House of the Rising Sun."

Customer Reviews

Top of the ladder - Reviewed on 2008-06-05
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3 customers found this review helpful.

John Scofield has gone up the ladder 1 step at a time to reach this new album. "This meets that" marks Scofield finally reaching the top of the Ladder. Yes after all these years JS is releasing a superb album. Creative, tight and extremely satisfying; choose the right moment to hear this album; probably after a long day of work; pour yourself a Glass of Whisky, sit back, listen and enjoy. Highly recommended.
Excellent - Reviewed on 2008-04-30
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I like Scofield a lot, and I don't know, maybe it's because this is the latest I've heard from him and it's new and fresh, but it's the CD I yet like most from him. It is just so good to listen to.
GOOD EFFORT BUT STEVE AND BILL SAVE THE QUEEN - Reviewed on 2008-04-19
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Tuneful and charming but a bit boring and flat sometimes . To be honest i do not judge in a negative way MR SCOFIELDs great music value . Despite the good guitar solos , his timing and interplay is very distant rather too much forward with the other members of his band,and if it had not been STEVE SWALLOWs awesome electric bass sound and BILL STEWARTs amazing drumming abilities the result would be below average .FIVE STARS is given firstly because STEVE AND BILLs interplay saves the queen and secondly because JOHN SCOFIELD plays here like JOHN WAYNE in westerns ,with altruism and will .
This Sco meets with approval... - Reviewed on 2008-03-20
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Just received this in the post a couple of days ago and found myself bopping from the first track. It kind of harks back to the stuff Scofield was doing with Blue Note in the early nineties. Almost like this musical season meets that season. Only his tone is warmer and the mix perhaps deeper but the angular melodies are still quintessential Scofield.

His sidekicks on this disc are truly inimitable in their own style... Swallow with his wiry vamping and Stewart his bouncy bop. And the horns add a rich harmonic texture. All in all then this is a very satisfying listen and as per usual the one thing that's guaranteed with Mr Scofield is that the melodies will linger long afterwards.
Absoulutely Wonderful - Reviewed on 2008-03-13
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The first reviewer put it perfectly. This album is a masterpiece. Ignore the negative reviews as they probably listen to phish and widespread panic on a daily basis. Get this album immediately!
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