AQUI & AJAZZ, TOM SCOTT & The LA Express "Pick Up The Pieces"
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- Опубліковано 11 бер 2012
- Scott was born in Los Angeles, California. He is the son of prolific film and television composer Nathan Scott, who had more than 850 television credits and more than 100 film credits as a composer, orchestrator and conductor, including credit for composing the theme songs for Dragnet and Lassie.[1]
His best-known works are the theme songs for TV series from the 1970s and 1980s - Starsky and Hutch (a track entitled "Gotcha!") and The Streets of San Francisco, and his soprano sax solo and fills on the 1975 #1 hit single Listen to What the Man Said for Wings. In 1982, Scott also collaborated with Johnny Mathis to write & record two versions -- lyrical and instrumental -- of "Without Us", the theme to the 80's sitcom Family Ties. His song "Today" is sampled in the Pete Rock & CL Smooth 1992 hit They Reminisce Over You (T.R.O.Y.).[2]
Tom Scott's professional career began as a teenager, as leader of a jazz ensemble Neoteric Trio, and then as a "first-call" (i.e. high-demand) session musician. He has dozens of solo recordings for which he collected thirteen Grammy nominations (three of which he won). He also has numerous film and television scoring credits, including composing and conducting the score for the movie Conquest of the Planet of the Apes. He has also appeared on records by such diverse artists as George Harrison, The Grateful Dead, Paul McCartney, Whitney Houston, Barbra Streisand, Joni Mitchell, Blondie, Eddie Money, Steely Dan, Pink Floyd, The Blues Brothers, Quincy Jones, Carole King, Olivia Newton-John and Frank Sinatra.
He produced two CDs for tenor vocalist Daniel Rodriguez formerly 'The Singing Policeman'. The first of which, The Spirit Of America, has sold over 400,000 copies to date. Scott has also conducted over thirty symphony orchestras around the U.S. as music director for Rodriguez.[3]
Scott is a member of the The Blues Brothers musical ensemble, despite his absence in the 1980 motion picture of the same name. He was also the leader of the house band on two short-lived late night talk shows: CBS' The Pat Sajak Show and Fox's The Chevy Chase Show. He is also recognized as a prominent musical director on several major awards telecasts. He was the Musical Director of the 68th Academy Awards in 1996, several Emmy Awards telecasts from 1996 to 2007, Ebony Magazine's 50th Birthday Celebration, several People's Choice Awards telecasts, and a variety of other shows.
Scott also records with Les Deux Love Orchestra.
This live video features:
Tom Scott: Tenor Sax & Ewi
Tom McMorran: Keyboards
Paul Jackson, Jr.: Guitar
Andre Berry: Electric Bass
Johnny Friday: Drums
Carrying perfection to a new level…
👍🙂‼️ Fantastic version of this song!!!!
Jazz musicians are impeccable. Damn that ending horn solo hit the core. All the solo's.
Stellar performances by all !!
Smokin performance by the phenomenal Tom Scott!! 👍👍
The band is a flawless 💎
My first jazz-experience in NY (I'm from Norway, Scandinavia) was in January 1981, at the Rock Bottom , when Tom was recording Apple Juice live. What an introduction to NY and America.
Oh yes some ol school saxophone
They all sound freakin' awesome. The magic of great live music.
Reharmonized and latin! Tom is truly one of the greats! All these years and he never lost the funk!
you fun hi.. my ex wife "
"""" reharmonized and latin"
Outstanding!!!
Came here after randomly finding Tom Scott's TicTok page!!!
Well and truly funked.....great stuff.
So that’s how the electronic wind instrument is to be played.
Yeah man!
Cool melody to transpose to all keys.
Just pick up the pieces!! Just pick up the pieces!
Man, he killed it!
Sixto lo que te gusta el jazz.
Tom McMorran is an awesome singer as well as player....saw him about 15yrs ago....when he started to sing I was... kind of: "what the f***?"
This reminds me of swingers the movie!
are we in La La express land hi?
Donde o como puedo conseguir ese DVD de tom scott completo ??
El de smoking section ???
THIS CLIP IS FROM THAT OLD BET ON JAZZ T.V SHOW SERIES EITHER FROM THE LATE 90s TO THE EARLY 2000s I KNOW BECAUSE I REMEBER VIDEO TAPING THIS SET OF TOM SCOTT AND HIS BAND BACK THEN MARVELOUS VERSION OF THE AVERAGE WHITE BAND ''PICK UP THE PIECES'' JOHNNY FRIDAY IS ONE OF MY DRUM HEROS
hi ,, you fun ...I got it you are the walter Matthau character .. please tell me if you have talent and have uploaded a video to youbue thanks
I prefer the original version
Better than the average white bands version! Saw him play it live at a jazz festival in salt lake city many years ago. The average white band was the headliner! Took guts!
But that keyboardist is so bad. totally wrong key.