Real name: Thomas Kilpatrick

Effective period / Period of releases: 1964 - 2001

Singer, Songwriter, Record Producer was born in Glasgow, and worked initially in the Clydeside Shipyards. His musical career began with appearances in theatre, radio and TV with many of Scotland's legendary entertainers, including Andy Stewart, Chic Murray, and Lex McLean. He travelled the length and breadth of the country with "The White Heather Club", Jimmy Shand, Willie Starr and Jack Radcliffe, and also performed the cabaret circuits in England, Germany, France and Holland.

He then hooked up with the owner of Major Minor, Philip Solomon and the two formed a production company called Scott Solomon Productions

He ended his career by returning to his roots and releasing a series of traditional Scottish Folk Music and country albums.

For the country/rockabilly singer/songwriter/producer, see Tommy Scott (7).