Keith Scott Blues

Remarkably versatile, Chicago-based blues/rock guitarist Keith Scott has been working his way methodically up through the blues' ranks since his parents bought him his first guitar at age 14 and his young ears heard Muddy Waters in 1980.

Playing with a variety of bluesmen, most notably sly businessman and wizard of the West Side blues guitar Jimmy Dawkins, Scott's reputation as a reliable, controlled and soulful guitar-slinger grew, Scott ventured out on his own, performing a loud and funky brand of music he perfected, labeled and plays to this day called "heavy blues."

Scott has five solo CDs to his credit, among these, "Heavy Blues," "World Blues", "Universal Blues", "Tennessee Blues", and "Flat Creek Blues", released in Fall of 2011, and has been reviewed favorably by Living Blues, the world's premier blues magazine.