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Last update: October 15/2007
| Scott has recommenced work on his acoustic album |
| Sept 2007 - After taking a half year off from recording to deal with the family estate, Scott has recommenced work on his partially completed acoustic album. Fans can look forward to a release in 2008.
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| April 2007- Scott adds organ to 3 tracks on the Jas Forest Project.
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| Scott produces and co-writes 5 songs with Diane |
| May 2006 - Scott produces and co-writes 5 songs for lyricist, singer Diane Sutherland.
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| Four masters are completed |
| March 2005 - Four masters are completed for a forthcoming acoustic CD titles include, The Road to Hana, Silky Segue, Ted's Laundry, and Granite City.
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| And the Reviews Keep Coming! |
| SJ and First Aid added to Aural Moon
Radio |
| CBC Airplay for 'You Know Me By Now' |
| Some tracks from the new CD have been heard
on CBC, the Canadian national broadcaster. |
| Scott to Perform at the Point Roberts
Music and Arts Festival |
| Scott will be performing at the Festival
on July 31st. More details to come |
| Airplay on Delicious Agony |
| Scott's new album "You know me by now" is now at the manufacturing process. The album should be released late October or early November.
Check out the download section for a couple of the songs. |
| Scott adding tracks to Jana Keeley Album |
| Scott has been busy adding tracks to the forthcoming "Jana Keeley" album. Recorded at Blue Wave Studios, Vancouver with Terry Jacks producing and Ken Burke (98 degrees) at the helm. Additional engineering by Paul Siczek. |
| New CD Almost Complete - Six songs Recorded |
| The next CD is a lot closer to being completed. Scott has just recorded six new songs at Vancouver's Utopia Parkway Studios. Paul Siczek
(Recurring, Terror of Tiny Town) is engineering. The CD should be finished by
June for a fall release. |
| Scott's CD Now
For Sale Online |
| Brand new reviews
from this site from the Netherlands. |
| US-based Prog4You
has just given Coelacanth
Ale and the Scott
Jacks CDs great reviews. The site's got a lot of depth to their
reviews, too. This is one of the most detailed sites I've been to. They
really know their stuff. |
| "...in the same league
as the Alan Parsons Project and Saga and even influences from the Police.
...it is a very good CD. I liked it and you will too." |
| "If your taste in music
is more towards the fusion side of prog, this is right up your alley. The
music generally has no boundaries, which I found enjoyable." |
| Dedrock,
a track from First Aid's latest CD is getting
airplay on the La Villa Strangiato
show on CHUO in Ottawa, Canada. Thanx to Gary Lauzon for the support. If
you're in the broadcast region, please give the show a listen Fridays,
6:00-7:30. |
| New
E-Mail Address For Scott |
| Don't forget to update
your address books. |
| ProgNaut has
just reviewed both First Aid CDs. You can check them out here. |
| "...one of those unsung
bands of Canadian rock music history and they do deserve to be noticed!" |
| "First Aid's musicianship
is very good throughout their debut disc..." |
| Thanks to Ron at ProgNaut! |
| Track
Listing on Coelacanth Ale - Corrections |
| There are a
couple of errors in the track listing of Coelacanth Ale. Two song intros
were not listed on the cover, which may cause some confusion finding the
songs you want to hear. |
| The track listing should
be as follows: |
1)
Fraternizing With the Enemy
2) Dedrock
3) Stop Trying to Be
Important
4) Intro (The Clean Forest)
5) The Clean Forest
6) City Lights
7) Rut of Information
8) Take It on the Amber
9) Unique New York
10) Who Killed JanetSmith?
11) Wasting Away
12) The S.S. Song
13) R.P.R.S.S.
14) Intro (Because You
Need Me)
15) Because You Need
Me
16) Ice Age
17) The Eight
18) Murray's Stolen Board |
You can
download a PDF or a text file of this listing here. Just print it out and
keep it with your copy of Coelacanth Ale.
PDF
text
You may need Adobe Acrobet to read/print
PDF files.
Download
it here. |
| Scott
Jacks Records Two New Songs for Chinese Television Series |
| 'Canadian Steel,
Chinese Grit' is a television show broadcast on thirty networks across
China. Scott Jacks appears in four episodes of the eight-part series. 'The
China Dream' and 'No One Knows Their Names' were composed by
Scott specifically for this project. These songs should appear on a future
release. |
| Scott
Jacks Contributes to 'The Four Seasons of Sophie Thomas' |
| Scott has added
acoustic guitar tracks to a film project about a First Nations elder who
creates natural treatments and medicines. The short documentary was produced
by his brother Terry, noted environmentalist and producer/songwriter. |
| New
First Aid CD 'Coelacanth Ale' Released |
| Scott has compiled
and remixed a selection of previously unreleased First Aid tracks. The
CD also contains two new tracks recorded specifically for this release. |
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