Country singer jack scott biography
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When he growled "The Way I Walk," wise men (and women) stepped aside. "Save My Soul,With Your Love," "Leroy," " No One Will Ever Know," "Geraldine," " I Can't Help It," " Indiana Waltz," " Midgie," " My True Love," "The Way I Walk," "I'm Dreaming Of You," and "Goodbye Baby." All of the songs were written by Jack Scott except: "No One Will Ever Know" (Force-Rose), "I Can't Help It" (Williams), "Indiana Waltz" (Rose).
From February to May 1959, Scott served in the Army.
All Scott's friends and his father knew "Jack had it"; it was a question only of getting the big break.
Thus developed the melting-pot miracle: A Canadian born, Italian hillbilly who worshipped Hank Williams and who soon sparked his own teen age band --- Scott played the guitar lead and vocals. Life was not easy, but all the while the young, muscular Scott strummed his guitar and doted on the sounds of country music streaming over the radio lines into the modest home in Hazel Park, Michigan.
At the age of 18, he formed the Southern Drifters and early pictures show them in fancy cowboy shirts and neck scarves..
Their show at the Rainbow Theatre was recorded and released by EMI Records as a live album in 1978.
Mike Curb, a long time Jack Scott fan, signed Scott to the Curb label in 1990. Flip it over, however, and you have the hauling rocker "Leroy," all about some wacked-out tough guy who's content to remain behind the bars of his local jail.
Giovanni Sacfone Jr., was born January 24, 1936 in Windsor Ontario, Canada.
This was, in fact, recorded at The Crazy Horse Saloon in Detroit in 1990 and released under this title without Jack's knowledge.
Scott signed his last long term major recording contract with a RCA Victor, after his Capitol Records deal expired.
Three 1957 singles (including the hot "Two Timin' Woman") did well regionally (Detroit and Cleveland), but failed to break out nationally do to lack of promotion. When he growled "The Way I Walk," wise men (and women) stepped aside. Scott was inducted into The Michigan Country Hall of Fame in 2004 and The Rockabilly Hall of Fame in Jackson, TN in 2006.
It was in this same year that Scott was drafted into the Army.