Time: 41:30
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2025
Styles: Blues Rock
Art: Front
01. My My Love (3:33)
02. Looking For The Preacher (3:34)
03. Stand (3:01)
04. Coming In (5:17)
05. Gimme Gimme (3:25)
06. White Crow (3:23)
07. Wheels Are Turning (3:26)
08. Promise Land (3:28)
09. You Got The Power (3:12)
10. I Try (3:22)
11. Tennessee Whiskey (5:42)
From North Jersey to the Blues Hall of Fame.
Growing up in the rugged terrain of family farms in North Jersey, young Scott Weis harbored a fire within his soul, a burning desire to learn from the very best. His journey began humbly, toiling as a gopher at the legendary House of Music, where he did odd jobs and strummed guitar parts for major recording artists, all to earn his precious studio time with the renowned Charlie Conrad.
Scott's relentless pursuit of music saw him navigate through various local bands as a guitarist, honing his craft with each strum and chord. His talents did not go unnoticed, and soon he found himself signing with Premier Talent Agency NYC as a touring guitarist, sharing stages with a pantheon of blues and rock legends. By the late 90s, the relentless grind of touring took its toll, and Scott found himself at a crossroads, taking a break to reflect on his musical odyssey and contemplate his next bold move.
In 2005, driven by an unyielding spirit, Scott birthed the Scott Weis Band. "I just wanted to make a record to describe who I was; music is a spiritual thing for me," he declared, his voice resonating with passion. This dedication bore fruit when, in 2012, Scott was enshrined into the Blues Hall of Fame, a testament to his indomitable spirit and unmatched talent.
Yet, adversity struck in 2011 when Scott released "Almost There." As the album climbed the charts, Scott lay in bed, gripped by the agony of a broken neck, uncertain if he would ever reclaim his place on stage. But the call of music proved too powerful to resist. In early 2012, fueled by a call to open shows for Dickie Betts, he made a triumphant return. The stage, awash with flowers and get-well cards, stood as a monumental reminder to Scott: he could never give up.
Throughout his illustrious career, Scott has shared the stage with some of the greatest names in music history—Joe Cocker, Etta James, Dickie Betts, Greg Allman, Tinsley Ellis, John Lee Hooker, Junior Wells, Buddy Guy, Dr. John, Blues Traveler, Spin Doctors, Blackfoot, Marshall Tucker, 38 Special, The Outlaws, Robin Trower, Mighty Sam McClain, The Meters, and countless others.
Scott's relentless pursuit of musical excellence has seen him release soon to be 10 full-length CDs independently, a feat achieved without the backing of any label. His journey with the Scott Weis Band has seen many transformations. After almost a decade-long hiatus, the original lineup reunited to create "Simmer Me Down," a testament to their unique style of rocking blues that continues to captivate audiences.
During this hiatus, Todd Lanka and Andy Pace carried the torch, performing as the Scott Weis Band. Now known as Scott Weis and Soul Krewe, they have evolved into a vibrant New Orleans-based blues and funk ensemble, embodying the essence of Americana.
Scott Weis's journey through the realm of music is nothing short of epic, a saga of resilience, passion, and unwavering dedication to his craft. From the gritty streets of North Jersey to the hallowed halls of the Blues Hall of Fame, Scott's story is one of triumph, unparalleled creativity, and the transformative power of music.
Growing up in the rugged terrain of family farms in North Jersey, young Scott Weis harbored a fire within his soul, a burning desire to learn from the very best. His journey began humbly, toiling as a gopher at the legendary House of Music, where he did odd jobs and strummed guitar parts for major recording artists, all to earn his precious studio time with the renowned Charlie Conrad.
Scott's relentless pursuit of music saw him navigate through various local bands as a guitarist, honing his craft with each strum and chord. His talents did not go unnoticed, and soon he found himself signing with Premier Talent Agency NYC as a touring guitarist, sharing stages with a pantheon of blues and rock legends. By the late 90s, the relentless grind of touring took its toll, and Scott found himself at a crossroads, taking a break to reflect on his musical odyssey and contemplate his next bold move.
In 2005, driven by an unyielding spirit, Scott birthed the Scott Weis Band. "I just wanted to make a record to describe who I was; music is a spiritual thing for me," he declared, his voice resonating with passion. This dedication bore fruit when, in 2012, Scott was enshrined into the Blues Hall of Fame, a testament to his indomitable spirit and unmatched talent.
Yet, adversity struck in 2011 when Scott released "Almost There." As the album climbed the charts, Scott lay in bed, gripped by the agony of a broken neck, uncertain if he would ever reclaim his place on stage. But the call of music proved too powerful to resist. In early 2012, fueled by a call to open shows for Dickie Betts, he made a triumphant return. The stage, awash with flowers and get-well cards, stood as a monumental reminder to Scott: he could never give up.
Throughout his illustrious career, Scott has shared the stage with some of the greatest names in music history—Joe Cocker, Etta James, Dickie Betts, Greg Allman, Tinsley Ellis, John Lee Hooker, Junior Wells, Buddy Guy, Dr. John, Blues Traveler, Spin Doctors, Blackfoot, Marshall Tucker, 38 Special, The Outlaws, Robin Trower, Mighty Sam McClain, The Meters, and countless others.
Scott's relentless pursuit of musical excellence has seen him release soon to be 10 full-length CDs independently, a feat achieved without the backing of any label. His journey with the Scott Weis Band has seen many transformations. After almost a decade-long hiatus, the original lineup reunited to create "Simmer Me Down," a testament to their unique style of rocking blues that continues to captivate audiences.
During this hiatus, Todd Lanka and Andy Pace carried the torch, performing as the Scott Weis Band. Now known as Scott Weis and Soul Krewe, they have evolved into a vibrant New Orleans-based blues and funk ensemble, embodying the essence of Americana.
Scott Weis's journey through the realm of music is nothing short of epic, a saga of resilience, passion, and unwavering dedication to his craft. From the gritty streets of North Jersey to the hallowed halls of the Blues Hall of Fame, Scott's story is one of triumph, unparalleled creativity, and the transformative power of music.
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