John Scofield had just left Miles Davis's band when he recorded the Still Warm album in 1986. Omar Hakim and Darryl Jones from Mile’s band joined him on the album. I wore out this album and its follow-on, Blue Matter back in the day… This is my cover of the title trackA personal favorite of his many guitar solos, John’s phrasing on this song is so unique, how he combines blues and bop, building along the way, with smooth nuance, and his clean tone - a true master of his unique style. My goal here was to learn, transcribe, practice, and record a challenging song, playing all the instruments. It keeps the ear sharp, and it’s fun and educational to study and figure out how the pros approach chord changes, bass lines, drum parts, and the phrasing in their lead parts.Randy Grohs - All Instruments and production:- Drums: Roland TD-17- Guitars: Orange Tree VSTs - Evolution Jazz Archtop (lead), Evolution Strawberry (chorus)- Bass: Orange Tree VST - Cherry Electric- Electric Pianos: DX7 + Rhodes- Doubled Synth Pad over the Rhodes- Doubled Synth Lead over some of the guitar leads...
Written by Roger Hodgson & Rick DaviesWe recorded this one back in 2013 but never put it out there... Here it is!AB - Vocals, Drums, Synths, Arrangement, Primary MixingRG - Whirly, Organ, Virtual Guitars, Bass, Synth-Sax, Synths, Arrangement, Additional Mixing, Mastering
Written by A. Brown, R. Grohs: Keyboards (guitars, violins, synths) A. Brown: Drums, Keyboards (bass, piano, synths)
Written by A. Brown / R. Grohs: Keyboards (Guitars, Violin, Synths) A. Brown: Vox, Drums, Keyboards (Bass, Synths)