Tim scott singer, Bassist, Songwriter Teacher of Voice Act Rite Music 2004 all rights reserved Tim Scott

Tim Scott, vocalist, bassist, songwriter, is a veteran professional of the music industry. His skilled and soulful voice as well as his deep funky bass notes have graced the stage with of some of the most notable names in the music business including: Tower of Power, Eric Clapton, Stevie Wonder, Billy Preston, Etta James and Jack Mack and the Heart Attack.

Tim has been a member of the R&B/Soul band, Jack Mack and The Heart Attack for the last 12 years. Performing at the 1994 Olympic Games in Atlanta and with Scott Hamilton’s Ice Show this year, Tim has added his rhythm and soul in these and many other endeavors including recent tours with Robben Ford, The Boneshakers, Steve Ferrone & Friends and The Grammy All Stars.

Tim has collaborated on numerous albums and sound tracks as a musician and vocalist, as well as a composer.

Classically trained in voice by the Northwest’s renowned vocal coach, the late George Peckham, Tim also teaches his unique style of vocal power which focuses on diaphragmatic breath control and dispels the myth of falsetto voice.

Contact Info:

Act Rite Music

email: tscott4@socal.rr.com

website: www.timscott.com

Jack Mack website: www.jackmack.com

 Endorsements

Tim Scott uses and endorses FERNANDES basses and guitars, MESA amplifiers, NADY SYSTEMS wireless equipment, AKG microphones and DEAN MARKLEY strings.

Tim operates his own Publishing Company under the name Act Rite Music; a BMI affiliate. Act Rite Music is sub-published overseas by Bob-A-Lew Music. Member, A.F.M. (Hollywood Musicians) local #47, Recording Musician's Assoc. of L.A. and Freelance Musician's Association. 

Tim is a12 year member of Jack Mack & the Heart Attack as bassist, vocalist and composer. Currently having released their fourth CD, “Scott Hamilton & Friends - Jack Mack & the Heart Attack Live in Philadelphia (featuring Susan Anton)”, this CD was taped live at the First Union Center in Philadelphia for the Scott Hamilton Ice Show which aired on NBC TV in December, 2002. The show also featured star of Nashville & Broadway, Gary Morris and his son, upcoming pop artist Matt Morris, plus comedians Mack & Jamie and a cast of Olympic Gold skating stars.

In 2000, they released their third CD, "Arrythmia", Bill Wray (Don Henley, Diana Ross, Little Feat) producing. Jack Mack travels extensively – performing at the ’96 Olympics in Atlanta, GA.; they were onstage – 100 ft. from the bomb blast that occurred at Centennial Park. Other appearances include the 96’ Martin Luther King Jr. Breakfast with Mavis Staples in Phoenix, AZ., Whoopie Goldberg’s’ Surprise 40^th Birthday Party 95’, Super Bowl 28 for Budweiser in Atlanta 94’, the Dallas Cowboys Super Bowl 27 Victory Celebration ’93, the 35^th & 38^th Grammy Awards Parties, and the 11^th – 15^th Annual KISS 108FM/ Genesis Children’s’ Fund Concert in Boston with James Brown, Julian Lennon, kd lang & others. Jack Mack recently had a song featured in the new Jaime Foxx movie "Held Up". Tim played bass and sang on a cover of the Sam & Dave duet, "Hold On, I'm Comin", for the film.

Tim also performs regularly with other groups and artists such as jazz/blues guitarist Robben Ford (Concord/Blue Moon Records) Bad Monkey Recording artists Randy Jacobs & the Boneshakers, former drummer with Eric Clapton, Average White Band and currently with Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers, Steve Ferrone’s 10 piece band, Steve Ferrone & Friends, The China Club All Stars (the China Club house band, which hosts the Celebrity Pro Jam featuring various celebrity singers and musicians), Bruce Conte (Severn Records) featuring the former T.O.P. guitarist, and Tim's latest solo project Hip Street, with TOP bassist Francis Rocco Prestia.

Tim has 2 co-writes on Bruce Conte’s new CD on Severn Records, including the title cut, “Bulletproof”. Tim sang the lead vocal on his other cut, "Just Won't Act Right", as well as backgrounds on "Nowhere To Go". "Bulletproof" was co-written with members of the Robert Cray Band. This CD was previously released in 2000 and titled "Rhythm Meets the Blues", on PAPA Records,

Tim co- wrote 4 cuts for the CD by T.O.P’s Francis Rocco Prestia on P-Vine Records entitled "Everybody On The Bus". He sang lead on "I’m So Glad", as well as backgrounds on "Baby Don’t Go".

Tim was interviewed for a book by author Stella Hemmings entitled The Musician’s Survival Guide to Life on the Road by PC Publishing. He speaks candidly about the challenges of being a professional musician and the experience of performing on stage at the ’96 Summer Olympics when a terrorist’s bomb caused death and injuries, cutting short a celebration of the world at Centennial Park.

Tim played bass on 6 sides for guitarist Richard Dangel’s CD, "New Evidence" on Suspicious Records, as well as co-writing one cut with Dangel; "Secrets Best Kept". He sang on two cuts for Carmen Grillo’s CD: "Both Sides of the Coin". Also, bass tracks for the NBC television show "Friends", "Aspen Extremes" for the FOX Network, a national ad for Toyota and sang on a remake of the hit song "Disco Inferno" for new movie "The Last Bachelor", which was then picked up for the international Budweiser "Ants" commercial "Burnt Out", which debuted on TV in the U.S. during the NBA Basketball Championship Games.

1995 - Featured Artist for City of Phoenix: Martin Luther King Jr. Breakfast for State of Arizona honoring artist, Curtis Mayfield; also performing that day with The Impressions & Stevie Wonder.

1993 - Placed two ballads, including the title cut on vocalist Michael E. Williams’ debut CD, "The Best Is Yet To Come".

Tim was born and grew up in Seattle, Washington. After high school, he immediately started his career as a professional musician. He also began 12 years of study with renowned voice teacher, the late George Peckham. He has resided in Los Angeles, CA. since 1985.

John Abercrombie, Dan Ackroyd, Carl Anderson, Susan Anton, Rosanne Arnold, Tom Arnold, Sweet Pea Atkinson, Atlantic Starr, Azteca, Pete Barbutti, B.B.Chun King, Jim Belushi, George Benson, Crystal Bernard, Kurtis Blow, The Boneshakers, Sir Harry Bowens, Bekka Bramlett, Julie Brown, Billy Burnette, Rocky Burnette, Gary Busey, Jonathan Butler, Cameo, Tia Carerra, Felix Cavalierre, Bill Champlin, Eric Clapton, George Clinton & P-Funk, Albert Collins, Rita Coolidge, Larry Coryell, Scott Cossu, Robert Cray, Gavin Christopher, Steve Cropper, Rich Dangel, Sarah Dash, Kal David, Taylor Dayne, Al Dimeola, The Drifters, El Chicano, Richard Elliot, Keith Emerson, Melissa Etheridge, Buzzy Feiten, Corey Feldman, Mick Fleetwood, The Fleetwood, Robben Ford, Ronnie Foster, John Goodman, Guitar Shorty, Ellis Hall, Herbie Hancock, Woody Harrelson, Ron Holden, Brenda Holloway, The Inkspots, Chris Isaak, Jack Mack & The Heart Attack, Millie Jackson, Etta James, Al Jarreau, Jay & the Techniques, Chaka Kahn, Kid Frost, The Kingsmen, The Kingston Trio, Sam Kinison, Janie Lane, David Lanz, Neil Larsen, Eugene Levy, Alex Ligertwood, Mark Lindsay, Little Anthony, Taj Mahal, Cheech Marin, Roscoe Martinez, Michael McDonald, Mellow Man Ace, Lee Michaels, Buddy Miles, Eddie Money, Sam Moore, Gary Morris, Maria Muldaur, Shaun Murphy, Bill Murray, Rick Neilson (Cheap Trick), Ivan Neville, Edward James Olmos, Lee Oskar, Freda Payne, Michael Penn, Billy Preston, Johnny Rivers, Howard Roberts, Merrilee Rush, Katy Sagal, Curtis Salgado, Timothy B. Schmit, Diane Schuur, Marilyn Scott, Steven Seagal, Brian Setzer, B.J. Sharp, Jeff Silbar, Jeff Simmons, Slash, J.D. Souther, Mavis Staples, Stephen Stills, Sharon Stone, Keith Sweat, Mick Taylor, Sam "The Man" Taylor, Tierra, Tony-Toni-Tone, Tower of Power, Ralph Towner, Kathy Troccolli, Tanya Tucker, Big Joe Turner, Phil Upchurch, Steve Vai, Tata Vega, The Ventures, Pat & Lolly Vegas (Redbone), John Waite, War, Wild Orchid, Lenny Williams, Bruce Willis & the Accelerators, Pauline Wilson, Edgar Winter, Peter Wolf, Wolfman Jack, Bobby Womack, Stevie Wonder, Ali Woodson, Dwight Yoakum

Academy Awards

	Tim Scott was interviewed by Stella Hemmings for her new book: The Musician's Survival Guide to Life on the Road
http://www.pc-pubs.demon.co.uk/musg.htm
Pro-file Musician: Tim Scott	The Musician’s Survival Guide to Life on the Road by PC Publishing. Tim speaks candidly about the challenges of being a professional musician and the experience of performing on stage at the ’96 Summer Olympics when a terrorist’s bomb caused death and injuries, cutting short a celebration of the world at Centennial Park.

TIM SCOTT DISCOGRAPHY

1996 – Richard Dangel “New Evidence” CD - Suspicious / Etiquette Records Composition: “Secrets Best Kept” - Richard Dangel, Tim Scott

2002 - Bruce Conte "Bulletproof" CD - Severn Records

Tim has made numerous radio & television appearances, including commercial jingles on vocals, bass & guitar.