Who's Who? (album)

Who's Who? is a studio album by American jazz guitarist John Scofield. It features two different bands, one acoustic and one electric. The acoustic group, featuring Scofield's then-employer Dave Liebman on saxophones, Eddie Gómez on bass, and Billy Hart on drums, recorded "The Beatles" and "How the West Was Won". The electric group, featuring future Kenny Kirkland on keyboards, Anthony Jackson on electric bass, Steve Jordan on drums, and Sammy Figueroa on percussion, recorded the balance of the album. The sessions were recorded in 1979 at The Platinum Factory studios in Brooklyn, New York. The bonus tracks appeared on the 1980 album Bar Talk, issued only in Japan, that introduced the John Scofield Trio on record.

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Who's Who?
Studio album by
John Scofield
Released1979 (LP, US)
1990 (digitally remastered release)
1997 (US)
Recorded1979
StudioThe Platinum Factory, Brooklyn, New York
GenreJazz, jazz fusion
LabelArista/Novus
Novus/RCA/BMG Novus Series '70 (CD release)
One Way (re-release)
ProducerJohn Scofield, David Baker, Mark Bingham;
Michael Cuscuna (1990)
John Scofield chronology
Rough House
(1979)		 Who's Who?
(1979)		 Four Keys
(1979)
Professional ratings
Review scores
SourceRating
Allmusic [1]

Track listing

All compositions written by John Scofield except where noted.

  1. "Looks Like Meringue" – 6:44
  2. "Cassidae" – 5:58
  3. "The Beatles" – 4:56
  4. "Spoons" – 5:08
  5. "Who's Who?" – 6:19
  6. "How the West Was Won" – 7:46

1990 CD bonus tracks taken from Bar Talk:

  1. "Beckon Call" (Gary Campbell) – 7:00
  2. "New Strings Attached" – 6:08
  3. "How to Marry a Millionaire" – 6:34
  4. "Fat Dancer" – 6:49

The bonus tracks were recorded at Celebration Studios, New York, in August 1980.

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References
  1. Who's Who? at AllMusic
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