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Cecil Scott: Clarinetist, Saxes Player And Bandleader From Ohio.

Cecil Scott, cl and saxes (t, bar, bs) player born in Springfield, Ohio, in 1905, began his career together with his brother Lloyd, drummer, in Springfield in early 1920s as Scott’s Symphonic Syncopators, competing with Milt Senior’s Synco Jazz Band, then evolved into McKinney's Cotton Pickers. In 1920s Cecil and Lloyd continued to play together in Pittsburg and then in New York as Lloyd Scott and His Dance Orchestra (at Savoy Ball Room) and as Cecil Scott and His Bright Boys, band in which also Dicky Wells, Frankie Newton, Roy Eldridge, Johnny Hodges featured. In New York Cecil with Lloyd also recorded as Lloyd Scott's Orchestra (1927) and as Cecil Scott and His Bright Boys (1929), featuring in the first Dicky Wells, tb, and in the second Bill Coleman, t / Frank Newton, t / Dicky Wells, tb. In late 1930s Cecil Scott played as sideman in some swing Bands, in 1940s in some revival jazz bands and in 1950s and early 1960s in others groups. He died in New York in 1964. Here is a tune (''Happy Hour Blues'' – Take 1) recorded in 1927 as Lloyd Scott's Orchestra, in which it is possible to listen to him on clarinet and bar sax: ''Happy Hour Blues'' (Lloyd Scott - Don Frye) - Lloyd Scott's Orchestra - Rec. New York Jan. 10, 1927 - Original Victor Mx. 37531 – Take 1, originally unissued, downloaded from ''The Syncopated Times'': https://syncopatedtimes.com/lloyd-scott-an... PERSONNEL according to Brian Rust: LLOYD SCOTT'S ORCHESTRA: Lloyd Scott, d, dir: Kenneth Roane, t / Gus McClung, t / Dicky Wells, tb / Fletcher Allen, John Williams, cl, as / Cecil Scott, cl, ts, bar / Don Frye, p, a / Hubert Mann, bj / Chester Campbell, bb. New York, January 10, 1927. The photographs and the recording in this video are more then 50 years old. Copyright Disclaimer under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "FAIR USE''. The intent of this video is for non profit Historic Preservation, Education.