Komplettes MP3 Album von Scott Durbin
Angegebene Spieldauer: 49:13
Veröffentlichungsdatum: 2003-12-17
Kurz-Beschreibung von CDbaby: Scotts’great song writing takes you from melodic smooth jazz showcasing his trumpet and keyboard talents- to fun, passionate and meaningful vocals.
His experience as an arranger and studio musician shines through. These are songs you won’t forget.

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Scott sure plays like a SOB- son of a bassist, that is. With his mother a big band singer and his father a jazz bassist, Dr. Scott Durbin first attended jazz gigs from the best seat in the house-his mother was pregnant and carrying him while she sang. "I’ve been playing since before I was born," says Scott. He remembers falling asleep as a boy at home jam sessions, only to find the music still going on when he woke the next morning.
Born in Lansing Michigan, Scott studied classical piano from an early age. He began playing professionally at the age of 15 and earned a music scholarship to Michigan State University. He also took up trumpet and today excels as a keyboards, trumpet and flugel horn player.
As a performer, composer and arranger, Scott has had songs recorded by R&B groups Rose Royce and Klymaxx as well as New Orleans trumpet great Al Hirt. His music was used as a program theme song on WJR Radio in Detroit and also on National Public Radio. Scott’s original music was used on a Kenny Rogers network television special. He has done recording and arranging in Detroit and Los Angles for Motown Records producer Al Davis and had the opportunity of working with Stevie Wonder, and on Bob Seger’s hit album Night Moves.
Dr. Scott Durbin is currently a Chiropractor in Weed California, a rural town at the foot of a beautiful Mt. Shasta. His career took an unexpected turn when he injured his back lifting musical equipment.
Scott says he was inspired to produce his CD "Pass It On" by the fortuitous meeting with Ariah Firewalker, a young and immensely talented vocalist who had recently moved to Northern California from New York City. "After I hear her sing" Scott says, "I kept hearing her voice singing songs that hadn’t even been written yet!" Some of these songs you will hear on this great CD.