Album · 2007
This Meets That
- Released
- 1 January 2007
- Label
- EmArcy Records
- Catalogue no.
- 0602517340855
- Tracklist
- 11 tracks
- Length
- 1:04:49
- Country
- XE
“This Meets That” is an album by John Scofield, released in 2007 on EmArcy Records. The original release has 11 tracks with a running time of 1:04:49. The line-up features Bill Stewart (drums (drum set)), Jim Pugh (trombone), John Swana (flugelhorn, trumpet), Lawrence Feldman (flute, tenor saxophone) and Roger Rosenberg (saxophone, baritone saxophone).
Who played on This Meets That
- Bill Stewart drums (drum set) all tracks
- Jim Pugh trombone all tracks
- John Swana flugelhorn, trumpet all tracks
- Lawrence Feldman flute, tenor saxophone all tracks
- Roger Rosenberg saxophone, baritone saxophone all tracks
- Steve Swallow electric bass guitar all tracks
- Bill Frisell guitar family on 1 track
Tracklist
- 1 The Low Road — John Scofield 4:57
- 2 Down D — John Scofield 5:35
- 3 Strangeness in the Night — John Scofield 7:14
- 4 Heck of a Job — John Scofield 7:24
- 5 Behind Closed Doors 5:30
- 6 House of the Rising Sun — [traditional] 7:26
- 7 Shoe Dog — John Scofield 8:13
- 8 Memorette — John Scofield 6:36
- 9 Trio Blues — John Scofield 4:17
- 10 Pretty Out — John Scofield 4:32
- 11 I Can't Get No Satisfaction 3:07
Production
- Anthony Ruotolo engineer
- Brian Montgomery engineer
- James A. Farber mix, recording
- Justin Gerrish engineer
- Tom Camusso engineer
More albums by John Scofield
Frequently asked questions
Who played on This Meets That?
The line-up of This Meets That includes Bill Stewart (drums (drum set)), Jim Pugh (trombone), John Swana (flugelhorn, trumpet), Lawrence Feldman (flute, tenor saxophone), Roger Rosenberg (saxophone, baritone saxophone), Steve Swallow (electric bass guitar) and Bill Frisell (guitar family).
Which label released This Meets That?
This Meets That was released in 2007 on EmArcy Records (0602517340855).
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