Ace John Riley is really fantastic on drum !!! one of the best in the wordl in my opinion , i love his style ! and about John Scofield , what to say more ? all we know , he is a legend on guitar . Very good also bass player Antony Cox . Fantastic trio . thanks for post !
Correct me, as I am not a fluent jazz guitarist but doesn't the 3/4 time signature in Flower Power, have a Hemiola impression, or is just the eclectic timing & style of John Riley?
Oh yey, Riley that i don't knowed about is incredible yes one of the best i've heard, and Cox waww too yes, and sco very good period, perhaps his best trio i think 90, no 87
First time I saw Sco perform live I was expecting to see his highly influential Jazz/Funk rhythm section of Chambers/Grainger, but instead he performed with this trio. I was highly pissed but I sat and listened anyway, not knowing that show was going to dramatically change the way I hear the music. Now I actually prefer hearing JS play 'straight ahead' more than I like hearing him play 'Fusion', although 'Still Warm' is still probably my fave Scofield album...LOL!
I'll never forget a drummer buddy and I went to a Sco show back in the early 90s expecting to see the funky Chambers/Grainger rhythm section, but instead it was this trio with Riley & Cox. We were pissed...LOL!!! But it turned out to be a musical blessing for me because it broadened my mind and opened up my ears to this particular style of playing. Over time I came to enjoy Sco's more straight-ahead Jazz offerings as much as his Jazz/Rock offerings, and it was largely due to that show featuring Riley and Cox. They were some very nice guys BTW, really cool and keen to take pics and chat with us after the show. But 'Still Warm' will always be the ONE.
Great video, thank you for posting! I wish I could hear the rest of Flower Power. Seems like the last couple of minutes got cut off. Does anyone have the rest?
Ok. why in God's name would you cut this video off before the end of the song??? That's like cutting an "adult" film before the (wink wink) ending!!!! :(
One of the best trio ever in my opinion
Ace John Riley is really fantastic on drum !!! one of the best in the wordl in my opinion , i love his style ! and about John Scofield , what to say more ? all we know , he is a legend on guitar . Very good also bass player Antony Cox . Fantastic trio . thanks for post !
Correct me, as I am not a fluent jazz guitarist but doesn't the 3/4 time signature in Flower Power, have a Hemiola impression, or is just the eclectic timing & style of John Riley?
Oh yey, Riley that i don't knowed about is incredible yes one of the best i've heard, and Cox waww too yes, and sco very good period, perhaps his best trio i think 90, no 87
Amazing track. Cox is stunning on bass.
Anthony Cox stole the show
First time I saw Sco perform live I was expecting to see his highly influential Jazz/Funk rhythm section of Chambers/Grainger, but instead he performed with this trio. I was highly pissed but I sat and listened anyway, not knowing that show was going to dramatically change the way I hear the music. Now I actually prefer hearing JS play 'straight ahead' more than I like hearing him play 'Fusion', although 'Still Warm' is still probably my fave Scofield album...LOL!
This guy made me love playing the Guitar again!! Thank You SCO!!!
I'll never forget a drummer buddy and I went to a Sco show back in the early 90s expecting to see the funky Chambers/Grainger rhythm section, but instead it was this trio with Riley & Cox. We were pissed...LOL!!! But it turned out to be a musical blessing for me because it broadened my mind and opened up my ears to this particular style of playing. Over time I came to enjoy Sco's more straight-ahead Jazz offerings as much as his Jazz/Rock offerings, and it was largely due to that show featuring Riley and Cox. They were some very nice guys BTW, really cool and keen to take pics and chat with us after the show. But 'Still Warm' will always be the ONE.
I love Scofield. So soulful.
I saw this group in the UK in the 90's with Joe Lovano. I would've loved to see this trio!
His attack on the strings is like no other.
Sco always has a unique point of view. He is like no other, a true original. Bravo! Thanks for sharing this.
Loved this.
Wow, "Science and Religion" and "Flower Power" two of my favorite!!!!
Sco is amazing!!!!
Great, John Riley really kicks, didn't know he played with Scofield.
Love Scofield. Thanks for this.
Yeah, thanks for posting, very cool! By the way, what a great look by Uncle Sco!
Amazing stuff Sco!!!!!!!!!!!
He used Bridge pickup on a blues swing ?
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Great video, thank you for posting! I wish I could hear the rest of Flower Power. Seems like the last couple of minutes got cut off. Does anyone have the rest?
Ok. why in God's name would you cut this video off before the end of the song??? That's like cutting an "adult" film before the (wink wink) ending!!!! :(
11:38 -11:46
This is not 1987 Sco. 1990 or 1991.
You are certainly right, songs from "flat out" 1989 and "time on my hand" =1990 ?! He is so so damn good here !
Some guitar player named "Josh" said John was one of his main influences, so I came to learn he wasn't Joshing!
what amp is Sco using?
herbert freud I think he was using Sundown amps around this time. Two in a stereo setup.
Might have been Matchless by this time.
viva el Jazz
Sam Simmons really rips
John Riley looks like Roger Waters
Buffering, buffering. Why does anybody think youtube gives you anything good
works fine on my cell . phone .