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Up All Night (John Scofield album)
''Up All Night'' is an album by The John Scofield Band, released in 2003 as jazz guitarist John Scofield's sixth album for the Verve label, and the second for the band. Besides second guitarist Avi Bortnick and Adam Deitch on drums, Andy Hess has replaced Jesse Murphy on electric bass. The quartet is backed by a small horn section on half of the tracks, like on the 1971 hit by The Dramatics "Whatcha See Is Whatcha Get," the only track that is not an original. Five of the songs on the album were written by Scofield, another five were developed by the band (still with Murphy).
==Critical reception==
On AllAboutJazz Farrell Lowe begins his review “The Freaky Deaky is back!,” referring to Scofield's time playing with Miles Davis, “this is the most inspired playing I have heard from John Scofield in many years.”〔
“Scofield inhabits a place in which the cerebral and the funky ... form an alliance and work together for the common good,” Alex Henderson writes in his four-star-review on AllMusic, and concludes: “''Up All Night'' is a consistently engaging addition to his sizable catalog.”〔
Whereas on JazzTimes Nate Chinen writes in his critique, “Scofield and crew acquit themselves flawlessly to the material, but ... there are no real clunkers on the album (despite a cheeky "Watch Out for Po-Po," which comes close). ... What seems to be missing is the edgy sensibility of a band reaching beyond its limits. It should serve as a testament to Scofield that those borders have already been stretched to the extreme.”〔(''Up All Night'' review ) by Nate Chinen on JazzTimes.com, July/August 2003. Retrieved 9 December 2013.〕
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