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There's Something About The Night

by Scott Ellison

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For his new album, Scott Ellison had the opportunity to fine-tune his approach to every aspect of the creative process, and results are stellar. Sidelined from his usual wall-to-wall touring because of Covid lockdowns, he took advantage of the time spent at home to create the most focused album of his multi-decade career. "This is my 13th album, and it's the first time I didn't have to go through a start-stop start-stop recording process," he relates. "Like pretty much everyone else, starting around March of last year, I was stuck at home! I would get up at 5:30 or 6 in the morning, pick up my guitar, and just work on songs. Being forced to be off the road might have been the best thing that's ever happened to me from a creative standpoint." Over the course of 14 tracks, Ellison's searing guitar and soulful vocals make for a potent one-two punch. From a Chicago-meets-Texas shuffle to full tilt blues-rock workouts, pure soul blues and just about every point between, the album checks all the Blues boxes and then some. Writing and recording from his hometown of Tulsa, OK, the record features his primary backing and touring band on some tracks and an array of Los Angeles-based all-stars including members of Eric Clapton's band and Albert Lee's band on others. Ellison also co-wrote 10 tracks with Michael Price (who penned "Ain't No Love (In The Heart Of The City)" along with Danny Walsh for Bobby "Blue" Bland, and which Ellison gives a soul-stirring treatment to for the record's first single and video). "Working with Michael was an eye-opening experience. We just added all these layers and textures to the songs." With an array of styles woven together in one cohesive package, There's Something About The Night takes Scott Ellison's past and present and reinvents them as a bold template for the future.

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released January 14, 2022

Scott Ellison-Lead vocals, lead, rhythm and slide guitar
Lou Castro-Bass
Jon Parris-Bass
Robbie Armstrong-Drums
Todd Wolf-Drums
Jamie Oldaker-Drums
Ron McRorey-Drums
David Teegarden-Drums
Jon Greathouse-Hammond B3 and Piano
Dick Sims-Hammond B3 on "Chains of Love"
Walt Richman-Piano on "Chains of Love"
Hank Charles-Piano
Albert Lee-Lead guitar on "Where Do You Go When You Leave"
Rick Robbins-Rhythm Guitar on "Chains of Love"
David Bernston-Harmonica
Ginger Blake, Maxine, Oren and Julian Waters-Background Vocals
Marcus Levy-Background Vocals

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Scott Ellison Tulsa, Oklahoma

A talented singer-songwriter, guitarist, and blues-rocker, Scott Ellison is based in his hometown of Tulsa Oklahoma. By the 1970s Tulsa had become an unexpected hotbed of blues-based rock bands as proven by both Eric Clapton and Freddie King's backing bands hailing from the area. He has released over 12 albums over thirty-year recording career and continues to tour internationally. ... more

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