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Bump

by John Scofield

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    30,047
  • 2000's
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    15,236
  • 2000
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Ratings and rankings are based on all available critic reviews and awards.
Overall Rating: 0.3016 Bump is ranked overall as 0.3016 out of 4 stars
Avg. Critic Score: 2.4000 Bump has an avg. critic score of 2.4000 out of 4 stars

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John Scofield must have enjoyed hanging out with Medeski, Martin and Wood, his bandmates on 1998's A Go Go , because he is back with another young-and-funky crew for his latest, Bump . ...more
Yahoo! Music
Word has that when jazz-scronch guitarist John Scofield used funk-tripsters Medeski Martin & Wood on 1997's A Go Go , sales for the aging Miles alumnus skyrocketed. Perhaps in a move to build off that success, Scofield went slumming near Manhattan's Knitting Factory for the diverse crew that appears on Bump . ...more
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John Scofield continued to use his Verve Records contract for unusual outings -- like this one, his third release for the label, following the acoustic disc Quiet and A Go Go (which featured Medeski, Martin, and Wood). ...more
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