Showing posts with label Tom Scott. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tom Scott. Show all posts

Thursday, 2 September 2010

Tom Scott - Apple Juice (1981)

01.Apple Juice
02.Gonna Do It Right
03.We Belong Together
04.So White and So Funky
05.Gettin' Up
06.In My Dreams
07.Instant Relief.


Tom Scott (saxophone, tenor saxophone)
Dr. John (vocals)
Eric Gale, Hugh McCracken (guitar)
Richard Tee (keyboards)
Marcus Miller (bass guitar)
Steve Gadd (drums)
Ralph MacDonald (percussion)

APPLE JUICE is the ecstatic and passionate release from saxophonist Tom Scott, which includes live performances with a mix of talented musical guests.
Although a bit streaky, this is one of Tom Scott's better recordings of the 1980s. A live set with guitarists Eric Gale (whose bluesy playing is a strong asset) and Hugh McCracken, keyboardist Richard Tee, electric bassist Marcus Miller, drummer Steve Gadd and percussionist Ralph MacDonald, Scott sounds fine when playing tenor, although his decision to use the anonymous-sounding lyricon on some numbers is a mistake. Also on the minus side are Dr. John's cameo appearance singing "So White and So Funky," the repertoire in general (which includes four forgettable Scott originals), and some of the less imaginative rhythms. ~ Scott Yanow.
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Friday, 19 March 2010

Tom Scott & The L.A. Express - Tom Cat (1974)


01.Rock Island Rocket
02.Tom Cat
03.Day Way
04.Keep on Doin' It
05.Love Poem
06.Good Morning Mr. & Mrs. America & All the Ships
07.Backfence Cattin'
08.Mondo
09.Refried.


 

Tom Scott & The L.A. Express:
Tom Scott (saxophone, woodwinds, moog synthesizer, lyricon, percussion)
Joni Mitchell (vocals)
Larry Nash (electric piano, organ, ARP synthesizer)
Robben Ford (acoustic & electric guitars)
Max Bennett (bass)
John Guerin (drums, percussion).