John Scofield Trio at Jimmy's Jazz & Blues Club

"The jazz guitar master...In an incredible career that spans nearly 50 years, John Scofield long ago established himself as one of the Big Three of modern jazz guitar, along with his colleagues Pat Metheny and Bill Frisell," states GUITAR PLAYER MAGAZINE. "Scofield is a revered guitarist and composer, one of the most restless and endlessly creative musicians to emerge from [Miles] Davis' innovative groups," raves DOWNBEAT MAGAZINE. In 2016, Scofield would win his first GRAMMY® Award for "Best Jazz Instrumental Album" for the album 'Past Present' --- which was also Nominated for "Best Improvised Jazz Solo" for the song "Past Present"...

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"The jazz guitar master...In an incredible career that spans nearly 50 years, John Scofield long ago established himself as one of the Big Three of modern jazz guitar, along with his colleagues Pat Metheny and Bill Frisell," states GUITAR PLAYER MAGAZINE. "Scofield is a revered guitarist and composer, one of the most restless and endlessly creative musicians to emerge from [Miles] Davis' innovative groups," raves DOWNBEAT MAGAZINE. In 2016, Scofield would win his first GRAMMY® Award for "Best Jazz Instrumental Album" for the album 'Past Present' --- which was also Nominated for "Best Improvised Jazz Solo" for the song "Past Present". In 2017, Scofield would win his second GRAMMY® Award for "Best Jazz Instrumental Album" for the album 'Country for Old Men' and his third GRAMMY® Award for "Best Improvised Jazz Solo" for the song "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry" (from the 'Country for Old Men' album).

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