skip navigation | text only | accessibility | site map
Darrell Scott (Uncredited)

Darrell Scott

You need more than guts and good intentions to record a convincing all-covers CD of songs by the modern-day pantheon of great singer-songwriters, from Bob Dylan to Mickey Newbury to Joni Mitchell. You have to add something special and personal to reignite oft-heard standards – musical talent, sure, but also a depth of feeling, experience and understanding. And Darrell Scott, from his genes to his genius as a sensitive vocalist, an award-winning songwriter of depth and perception, and a versatile instrumentalist, has earned that right.By the time he had released his debut CD, Aloha from Nashville (1997), its follow-up Family Tree (1999), and Real Time (2000), a duo album with “newgrass” trailblazer Tim O’Brien, Darrell’s original songs were much in demand by singers looking for more than "big hat" bragging or slick country-pop. Suzy Bogguss was the first of many to record a Scott song, taking his "No Way Out" into the country singles charts in 1996.

Images


Additional Resources

Watch Past Performances

Darrell Scott 12/2/10: Darrell Scott

The Grammy-nominated Americana and roots musician—he’s penned songs for Faith Hill, Tim McGraw, and Garth Brooks—brings his soulful voice and instrumental chops to his original works.

Darrell Scott

The Grammy-nominated Americana and roots musician—he’s penned songs for Faith Hill, Tim McGraw, and Garth Brooks—brings his soulful voice and instrumental chops to his original works.
Honors Tribute to Johnny Cash 12/5/03: Honors Tribute to Johnny Cash

Honors Tribute to Johnny Cash featuring Darrell Scott with Dave Giegerich and members of the Hula Monsters: Soulful country music iconoclast Darrell Scott leads a tribute, with steel guitarist Dave Giegerich and members of the Hawaiian, Country and Western swing band, the Hula Monsters, to 1996 Kennedy Center Honoree Johnny Cash.

Honors Tribute to Johnny Cash

Honors Tribute to Johnny Cash featuring Darrell Scott with Dave Giegerich and members of the Hula Monsters: Soulful country music iconoclast Darrell Scott leads a tribute, with steel guitarist Dave Giegerich and members of the Hawaiian, Country and Western swing band, the Hula Monsters, to 1996 Kennedy Center Honoree Johnny Cash.

Comments