ScoLoHoFo (Scofield-Lovano-Holland-Foster): Oh! (Blue Note Tone Poet Series) 2LP code-eligible Foster would go on to

Foster would go on to make his own Blue Note debut two years later with the 1972 jazz-funk classic Two Headed Freap produced by George Butler

"Liquid Spirit"

A1: Cheese Cake

as well as a tender version of Vernon Duke’s “Cabin in the Sky

ScoLoHoFo (Scofield-Lovano-Holland-Foster): Oh! (Blue Note Tone Poet Series) 2LP code-eligible Foster would go on toBlue Note, 2003 ScoLoHoFothe supergroup made up of guitarist John Scofield, saxophonist Joe Lovano, bassist Dave Holland, and drummer Al Fosterfirst played together as a band in 1999, but the musicians associations stretched back decades. Scofield, Holland, and Foster were all alumni of Miles Davis groups and they appeared together on Joe Hendersons 1993 Miles tribute So Near, So Far. Scofields acclaimed early 90s quartet featured Lovano as heard on a