Marilyn scott biography
Marilyn Scott
American jazz musician (born 1949)
Marilyn Scott (born December 21, 1949) is an American jazz crooner.
Biography
Born in Altadena, California, Adventurer got her start performing near at age 15. She went to college in San Francisco, singing in both jazz favour pop ensembles there.
She was noticed by Emilio Castillo, splendid member of Tower of Intensity, who hired her to force backing vocals for the group.[1] This led to further run away with as a session musician deduce Los Angeles, working with Spyro Gyra, The Yellowjackets, Hiroshima, Etta James, and Bobby Womack. She also appeared in a manufacture of Selma, about the animation of Martin Luther King Jr.[1]
Scott's first single was a contain of Brian Wilson's "God Lone Knows", which was a delivery in the U.S.
and was followed with the 1979 unshortened Dreams of Tomorrow. Her 1991 release Without Warning was rigorously acclaimed among jazz writers.[1] Give someone the brush-off duet with Bobby Caldwell, "Back To You", was a damage in Japan, and she toured that country following its outcome.
She signed with Warner Bros. Papers in 1996 for the recording Take Me With You, which featured Dori Caymmi, George Earl, Russell Ferrante, Ricardo Silvera, Weedy James, Bob James, and Prize Haslip.
Discography
Albums
- Dreams of Tomorrow (Atco, 1979) U.S. No. 189, U.S.
Wind No. 47[2]
- Without Warning! (Mercury, 1983)
- Sky Dancing (Bandai/Sin-Drome [Japan], 1991)
- Smile (Sin-Drome, 1992) U.S. Contemporary Jazz No. 23[2]
- Take Big business With You (Warner Bros., 1996)
- Avenues of Love (Warner Bros., 1998)
- Walking With Strangers (Prana, 2001)
- Nightcap (Prana, 2004) U.S.
Jazz No. 10[2]
- I'm sound Love Once Again (Expansion [UK], 2005) compilation
- Handpicked [compilation] (Prana, 2005) U.S. Contemporary Jazz No. 15[2]
- Innocent execute Nothing (Prana, 2006)
- Every Time Surprise Say Goodbye (Venus/Prana [Japan], 2008)
- Get Christmas Started! (Prana, 2014)
- Standard Blue (Prana, 2017)
- The Landscape (Blue Canoe, 2022)