Guitarist Scott Fields' distinctive approach to composition marches to the next level on this third installment of the “Beckett Trilogy," where he uses additional Samuel Barclay Beckett (1906-1989) ...

Guitarist Scott Fields' distinctive approach to composition marches to the next level on this third installment of the "Beckett Trilogy," where he uses additional Samuel Barclay Beckett (1906-1989) ...

The Freetet is ostensibly Cologne-based guitarist Scott Fields' "traditional blowing vehicle," and Bitter Love Songs is his first in the guitar-bass-drums format since Mamet (Delmark, 2001), with ...

Beckett follows in the conceptual footsteps of Mamet (Delmark, 2001), guitarist Scott Fields' previous project inspired by an author. Tracking the thematic similarities between Beckett's writing and ...

Although we are told that first impressions are usually correct (the "go with your gut" approach), the liner notes for this release nearly derailed my enjoyment of the music. The notes, such as they ...

While the sardonic album title alludes to a session fraught with rancorous despair, guitarist Scott Fields' Bitter Love Songs is, perhaps ironically, one of his most accessible efforts. Born in ...

Chicago-based guitarist Scott Fields most successful projects, such as Mamet (Delmark, 2001), and Beckett (Clean Feed, 2007), offer a novel merger of structured improvisation inspired by literary ...

Guitarist Scott Fields' distinctive approach to composition marches to the next level on this third installment of the “Beckett Trilogy," where he uses additional Samuel Barclay Beckett (1906-1989) ...