SCOTT SHARRARD & THE BRICKYARD BAND
''SCOTT SHARRARD & THE BRICKYARD BAND''
SEPTEMBER 11 2012
58:17
1/Debt
Scott Sharrard/4:00
2/Rock & a Hard Place
Scott Sharrard/3:15
3/Love Like Kerosene
Scott Sharrard/2:50
4/Shadow Blues
Scott Sharrard/3:54
5/Stone Rollin
Raphael Saadiq/4:19
6/Freedom Train
Melvin "Lil' Son" Jackson / Scott Sharrard/5:52
7/Save Me
Scott Sharrard/5:44
8/Didn't Wanna Fall In Love
Moses Patrou/3:43
9/Endless Road
Scott Sharrard/4:35
10/Rainy Day
Moses Patrou / Scott Sharrard/4:31
11/One Little Song
Gillian Welch/3:14
12/Solitude
Duke Ellington/5:21
13/Twilight Angel
Scott Sharrard/6:59
BIOGRAPHY
Scott has released three solo albums to critical acclaim, and he continues to tour and showcase with his new lineup, Scott Sharrard and The Brickyard Band. His latest release, Ante Up has been hailed as “an enjoyable ride with clear intent right from the ‘Put Your Soul Records On’ opener”, hearkening “back to an era when a true music lover had a relationship with their album collection. Taken as a whole, this solid slab of soul is satisfying in ways now lost on the American majority.”
The debut album for Scott Sharrard and The Brickyard Band is due out shortly featuring some exciting special guests. Scott also recently formed the CKS Band with fellow Gregg Allman band member and organ player, Bruce Katz, and current Levon Helm Band drummer, Randy Ciarlante. This powerhouse organ trio will be touring nationally and internationally in 2012 and beyond.
Scott began his career in Wisconsin in the early ’90's, spending his teenage years attending Milwaukee’s prestigious High School of The Arts by day while spending his nights playing in clubs and touring with local blues legends like Stokes, Willie Higgins, and Harvey Scales, and with such international blues and jazz luminaries as Buddy Miles, Melvin Rhyne, and Clyde Stubblefield. After rising to the top of the local circuit by the age of 19, Scott moved to New York City with his band, The Chesterfields. They recorded and released three albums, toured nationally, and received support and encouragement from people such as Ahmet Ertegun, Russ Titlemen, Rob Thomas and Dr. John.
Over the years, Scott has also performed with such artists as: The Allman Brothers, Levon Helm, Amy Helm, Jaimoe’s Jasssz Band, Jennifer Johns, Marshall Crenshaw, Kelley Hunt, Katy Pfaffl, Brian Charette, and Jay Collins & The Kings County Band.
''SCOTT SHARRARD & THE BRICKYARD BAND''
SEPTEMBER 11 2012
58:17
1/Debt
Scott Sharrard/4:00
2/Rock & a Hard Place
Scott Sharrard/3:15
3/Love Like Kerosene
Scott Sharrard/2:50
4/Shadow Blues
Scott Sharrard/3:54
5/Stone Rollin
Raphael Saadiq/4:19
6/Freedom Train
Melvin "Lil' Son" Jackson / Scott Sharrard/5:52
7/Save Me
Scott Sharrard/5:44
8/Didn't Wanna Fall In Love
Moses Patrou/3:43
9/Endless Road
Scott Sharrard/4:35
10/Rainy Day
Moses Patrou / Scott Sharrard/4:31
11/One Little Song
Gillian Welch/3:14
12/Solitude
Duke Ellington/5:21
13/Twilight Angel
Scott Sharrard/6:59
BIOGRAPHY
Scott has released three solo albums to critical acclaim, and he continues to tour and showcase with his new lineup, Scott Sharrard and The Brickyard Band. His latest release, Ante Up has been hailed as “an enjoyable ride with clear intent right from the ‘Put Your Soul Records On’ opener”, hearkening “back to an era when a true music lover had a relationship with their album collection. Taken as a whole, this solid slab of soul is satisfying in ways now lost on the American majority.”
The debut album for Scott Sharrard and The Brickyard Band is due out shortly featuring some exciting special guests. Scott also recently formed the CKS Band with fellow Gregg Allman band member and organ player, Bruce Katz, and current Levon Helm Band drummer, Randy Ciarlante. This powerhouse organ trio will be touring nationally and internationally in 2012 and beyond.
Scott began his career in Wisconsin in the early ’90's, spending his teenage years attending Milwaukee’s prestigious High School of The Arts by day while spending his nights playing in clubs and touring with local blues legends like Stokes, Willie Higgins, and Harvey Scales, and with such international blues and jazz luminaries as Buddy Miles, Melvin Rhyne, and Clyde Stubblefield. After rising to the top of the local circuit by the age of 19, Scott moved to New York City with his band, The Chesterfields. They recorded and released three albums, toured nationally, and received support and encouragement from people such as Ahmet Ertegun, Russ Titlemen, Rob Thomas and Dr. John.
Over the years, Scott has also performed with such artists as: The Allman Brothers, Levon Helm, Amy Helm, Jaimoe’s Jasssz Band, Jennifer Johns, Marshall Crenshaw, Kelley Hunt, Katy Pfaffl, Brian Charette, and Jay Collins & The Kings County Band.
