Home / Music / John McGeoch brought an unconventional guitar style to JujuMusic linernotes album music wayne-shorterJohn McGeoch brought an unconventional guitar style to JujuJohn McGeoch was the lead guitarist whose unconventional playing style on Juju was widely praised by critics. He played a Gibson SG on the recordings. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesWayne Shorter's Speak No Evil brought together a classic Blue Note lineupMcGeoch was Magazine's guitarist before joining Siouxsie and the BansheesWayne Shorter's Juju was released on June 6, 1981Wayne Shorter cut Speak No Evil on Christmas Eve 1964Speak No Evil arrived on Blue Note in 1966ExploreHead Hunters became the first platinum jazz albumCurtis Mayfield's Super Fly soundtrack offered a critical counterpoint to the filmCymande's "The Message" reached No. 48 on the Hot 100Don't You Want Me was Dare's biggest hit, topping charts on both sides of the AtlanticHalf Japanese deliberately avoided learning to play their instrumentsPrevious Joy Division recorded Closer over twelve days in March 1980Next John Coltrane's quartet on A Love Supreme was Tyner, Garrison, and Jones.