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Mike Scott's career is entirely interwoven with his band The Waterboys but for two albums in the mid 1990s he worked under his own name. The first of these, Bring 'Em All In, was a true solo album on which Scott played every instrument. Its follow-up Still Burning, made with a crack team of session players - Jim Keltner, Pino Palladino and Chicago guitarist Chris Bruce - followed two years later. Both records recount Scott's spiritual experiences, the first intimately, the second with a rich, full soul/rock sound. Working under his own name didn't satisfy Scott and he reactivated the Waterboys concept beginning with 2000's A Rock in the Weary Land.
Read moreMike Scott's career is entirely interwoven with his band The Waterboys but for two albums in the mid 1990s he worked under his own name. The first of these, Bring 'Em All In, was a true solo album on which Scott played every instrument. Its follow-up Still Burning, made with a crack team of session players - Jim Keltner, Pino Palladino and Chicago guitarist Chris Bruce - followed two years later. Both records recount Scott's spiritual experiences, the first intimately, the second with a rich, full soul/rock sound. Working under his own name didn't satisfy Scott and he reactivated the Waterboys concept beginning with 2000's A Rock in the Weary Land.
Some of Mike Scott's most popular songs include Open, Learning to Love Him, She Is so Beautiful. These tracks have impressed fans and helped cement their place in the music industry.
You can listen to Mike Scott's music on all major streaming platforms, including Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube. Their most popular songs include Open, Learning to Love Him, She Is so Beautiful, and more.
Mike Scott is known for their distinctive sound in the british folk genre, often blending elements of scottish singer-songwriter, making them a unique voice in the music world.
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