Album · 1998
A Go Go
- Released
- 18 March 1998
- Label
- Verve Records
- Catalogue no.
- 539 979-2
- Tracklist
- 10 tracks
- Length
- 51:50
- Country
- XE
“A Go Go” is an album by John Scofield, released in 1998 on Verve Records. The original release has 10 tracks with a running time of 51:50. The line-up features Billy Martin (membranophone, tambourine), Chris Wood (double bass, electric bass guitar), John Medeski (clavinet, organ) and John Scofield (acoustic guitar, electric guitar).
Who played on A Go Go
- Billy Martin membranophone, tambourine all tracks
- Chris Wood double bass, electric bass guitar all tracks
- John Medeski clavinet, organ, piano, Wurlitzer electric piano all tracks
- John Scofield acoustic guitar, electric guitar, whistle all tracks
Tracklist
- 1 A Go Go — John Scofield 6:36
- 2 Chank — John Scofield 6:47
- 3 Boozer — John Scofield 5:27
- 4 Southern Pacific — John Scofield 5:14
- 5 Jeep On 35 — John Scofield 4:31
- 6 Kubrick — John Scofield 2:14
- 7 Green Tea — John Scofield 5:12
- 8 Hottentot — John Scofield 6:46
- 9 Chicken Dog — John Scofield 6:22
- 10 Deadzy — John Scofield 2:41
Production
- Greg Calbi mastering
- Jay Ryan engineer
- Joe Ferla mix, recording
- Lee Townsend producer
- Scott Young engineer
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Who's Who?
1979 · Arista Novus
Bar Talk
1980 · Arista Novus
Shinola
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Solar
1984 · Palo Alto Records
Electric Outlet
1984 · Gramavision
Blue Matter
1986 · Gramavision
Still Warm
1986 · Gramavision
Loud Jazz
1988 · Gramavision
Flat Out
1989 · Gramavision
Time on My Hands
1990 · Blue Note
Grace Under Pressure
1992 · Blue Note
Frequently asked questions
Who played on A Go Go?
The line-up of A Go Go includes Billy Martin (membranophone, tambourine), Chris Wood (double bass, electric bass guitar), John Medeski (clavinet, organ) and John Scofield (acoustic guitar, electric guitar).
Which label released A Go Go?
A Go Go was released in 1998 on Verve Records (539 979-2).
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