Scott Henderson - Dog Party (1994) (CBR.320) - ∞.

Artist - Scott Henderson




Scott Henderson (born August 26, 1954) is an American jazz fusion and blues guitarist best known for his work with the band Tribal Tech. He has worked with numerous record labels including Passport Jazz, Blue Moon, and Tone Center Records and Blues Bureau International, both members of the Shrapnel Label Group.

Henderson has more recently moved back to his blues roots, releasing the blues album Dog Party in 1994, and Tore Down House (1997). He recorded Well To The Bone (2003) alongside bass player, John Humphrey, and Kirk Covington on drums with Shrapnel Records. His latest solo release Scott Henderson Live (2005, Shrapnel) follows in this vein, and his work has also moved into funk/jazz fusion. He has repeatedly stated that he is enjoying playing in bands which do not have keyboard players, as it allows him to branch out more and properly explore the guitar's full potential as an instrument.

Henderson is also a member of the fusion supergroup Vital Tech Tones with Victor Wooten and Steve Smith, which has released two CDs as of 2006.

Henderson has appeared as a guest artist on a number of recordings including Scott Kinsey's 2006 CD Kinesthetics, Amber Whitlock's The Colours Of Life, and Rob Whitlock's Sketchin' and Sketchin' 2.

Tribal Tech released its first album in over a decade with 2011's 'X'.

Henderson, again with Shrapnel Records, released the fusion trio album HBC in October 2012 with bassist Jeff Berlin and drummer Dennis Chambers.

Henderson teaches at the Guitar Institute of Technology, which is part of the Musicians Institute in Hollywood, California. He has released two instructional guitar videos.

Album - Dog Party



Year - 1994

Genre - Jazz Fusion, Blues Rock


1. Hole Diggin' (4:17)
2. Fence Climbin' Blues (6:54)
3. Dog Party (6:49)
4. Same as You (5:13)
5. Milk Bone (5:47)
6. Hell Bent Pup (5:25)
7. Hound Dog (4:09)
8. Dog Walk (5:41)
9. Smelly Ol' Dog Blues (8:00)
10. Too Many Gittars (4:38)

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