Tom Scott
Thomas Wright Scott (born May 19, 1948) is an American saxophonist, composer, and arranger. He was a member of the Blues Brothers and led the jazz fusion group L.A. Express.
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References
| Title | Summary | |
|---|---|---|
| The Point! {Stereophonic LP} [1971] | ... California | Sacophone: Tom Scott | Trumpet: Carroll ... | |
| The Point! {DCC CD Reissue} [1998] | ... California | Sacophone: Tom Scott | Trumpet: Carroll ... | |
| Harry {Japanese CD Reissue} [2002] | ... Michael Wofford | Saxophone: Tom Scott | |
| Harry {Stereophonic LP} [1969] | ... Michael Wofford | Saxophone: Tom Scott | |
| Harry {DCC CD Reissue} [1997] | ... Michael Wofford | Saxophone: Tom Scott | |
| The Point! {Japanese CD Reissue} [2002] | ... California | Sacophone: Tom Scott | Trumpet: Carroll ... | |
| The Point! {US Deluxe CD Reissue} [2002] | ... California | Saxophone: Tom Scott | Trumpet: Carroll ... | |
| The Point! {US CD Reissue} [1989] | ... California | Sacophone: Tom Scott | Trumpet: Carroll ... | |
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- From Tom Scott to Astrud Gilberto in 8 Steps
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Connections
- Harry includes saxophone played by Tom Scott
- May 19 is the birthday of Tom Scott
- The Point! includes saxophone played by Tom Scott
- Tom Scott recorded with the Blues Brothers
- Tom Scott played saxophone for Harry
- Tom Scott was born on May 19
- Tom Scott played saxophone for The Point!
