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A Special Note From Scott:
Because of the state of the economy, many folks are suffering. It’s only natural that musicians are adversely affected, as well. When venues that feature live music have to cut back, it’s the music that goes first. That’s just the way things work. All I have to do is look at my schedule to see how bad things are.
That said, I urge you all to SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL MUSICIANS, whether it’s me or somebody else.
Now, more than ever, we all need a diversion to take our minds off the problems we face every day. Music and a good stiff drink is one way to do it. I know you can’t go out every week, but pick a date, make some plans and come out and listen to some good tunes. It’ll make you feel better.
Hang in there...
Scott

Scott Sechman began his music career 40 years ago in Virginia. Since then he has developed a voice that has drawn comparisons with Joe Cocker, Bob Seeger, Eric Clapton and Howling Wolf, amongst others. Despite these comparisons, his voice is his own and discerning listeners in Orange County seek out his performances to hear his unique takes of classic songs from the ‘60s and ‘70s. Some are familiar and some aren’t, but either way he approaches them all with feeling and soul that is nothing short of compelling. The “schedule” link above will provide you with all the basic information you'll need to catch one of Scott’s shows.
While you’re at it, check out Scott’s trio. They’re called Sechman, Ott & Borden (or S.O.B. for short). Featuring Scott, Danny Ott & Bruce Borden, they get rave reviews wherever they play. Click on the SOB link above and read all about them. Click on the MP3 link above to hear their unique versions of Stop in the Name of Love and Rock & Roll Woman.

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Photos courtesy of Don Goudie