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Quote by John Scofield

“When you compare music, you lose the joy of listening to it.”

Quote by John Scofield

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John Scofield, born on December 26, 1951, is an accomplished guitarist known for his unique fusion of jazz, rock, blues, and funk. His innovative playing style and musical contributions have earned him a prominent place in the jazz world. more

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