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Alison Scott

Start:
January 24, 2013 7:00 pm
Cost:
$12 (Cover)
Venue:
Dakota Jazz Club
Phone:
612-332-1010
Address:
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1010 Nicollet Avenue, Minneapolis, MN, United States, 55403

7:00 $12 Cover
Pop/Rock Vocals
“This is our farewell until after baby show! You better come out now, we won’t be playing in town until June!” -Alison Scott

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“Scott’s third album is her most formative to date – the kind of recording that shows how this singer/pianist from the western burbs can inject ample amounts of Southern soul and muddy grit into her music.” -Chris Riemenschneider, Star Tribune

Out of this fertile music scene comes a vocalist who is reminding people what pop and soul music is all about. Alison Scott has a one in a million voice and remarkable songwriting skills, and is making believers out of everyone who hears her. Her live DVD, “Live at the Dakota,” was recorded here in May 2009 and released in September.

Alison’s third album, Chinese Whispers, was released in September 2010 to a packed house at the Fitzgerald Theater in St. Paul. The album is her most diverse to date: a mix of pop, rock, R&B, and a little taste of hip-hop; all sewn together with soul. Again in tow is Scott’s polished band, and it showcases her lush, amazing voice like never before.

Alison Scott, vocals/keyboards
Kevin Bowe, guitar (Paul Westerberg)
Steve Price, bass (Rex Daisy)
Peter Anderson, drums (Golden Smog, Polara)
James Tyler O’Neill, organ/keyboards
Walter Chancellor, saxophone

Her debut album, released in 2006, featured pianist/vocalist Scott on original songs that revealed her penchant for 70’s pop, and showed a maturity in her songwriting that belied her age. Her second recording, released in 2008, covered songs by Randy Newman, Stevie Wonder, and Sonny and Cher, with a special tribute to Minnesota musicians Bob Dylan, Prince, and Paul Westerberg.

“Alison Scott is a cool, oxygen alternative to the stale air coming out of many singer-songwriters today. Her fresh approach to songwriting around a piano will leave you fully satisfied, feeling clear headed and ready for more.” – Craig Grossman (Green Room Booking)

• “Saturated,” from a recent Dakota appearance

• a music video from her latest record, “Chinese Whispers”

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