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Artist description
Scott Murphy is an independent musician living in Eastern Kentucky. While living in Germany in 99-00, he played pubs and managed to record an album, "vox modi", his first solo album. Previously he had collaborated with fellow East Ky. musician Glen Preece as "Room 253" to record the album "The Architects of Life". Glen is now in L.A. with the band N V (check them out on mp3.com). Scott has always been primarily a guitarist but open-minded and quite versatile musically. He has studied music theory in great depth and believes in music which is complex, emotionally intense and technically challenging. To this end, he has recently been exploring bluegrass, and an album may be in the works soon combining elements of bluegrass, celtic music, and progressive rock. |
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Music Style
Progressive Rock, Acoustic Rock, Bluegrass |
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Musical Influences
Dream Theater, Joe Satriani, Steve Vai, Peter Gabriel, Glen Preece, Darrell Jude, Sting, Ricky Skaggs, Toad the Wet Sprocket, Rage Against the Machine, Phil Collins |
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Artist History
Scott has played in shows and gigs since his teenage years and has always had a deep interest in music theory and composition.
1992 Bassist for "Bad Dreamz"
1993 Guitarist and lead vocalist with
"Outta Nowhere".
1994 Guitarist for "Fantasia"
1995-96 Collaborated with Glen Preece as "Room
253" on the album "The Architects of
Life".
1999-00 Played gigs in Germany with Joe
Vanlandingham and worked on the album
"vox modi". |
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Group Members
D. Scott Murphy |
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Instruments
Ibanez 6- and 7-string guitars, Yamaha acoustic, Roland XP-10 keyboard, Digitech RP-7 effects processor, fiddle, mandolin |
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Location
Lovely, KY - USA |
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