James Darrell Scott, born August 6, 1959 in London, Kentucky, is a
singer-songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist. After early work with
the Mercey Brothers and a college stint at Tufts, he relocated to Nashville in
1992, securing session work with Guy Clark and signing a publishing deal that
launched hits such as "No Way Out" for Suzy Bogguss and "When There's No One
Around" for Garth Brooks. Scott’s own recordings began with Aloha from Nashville
(1997), followed by Family Tree (1999) and the duo album Real Time (2000) with
Tim O’Brien, the latter earning a 2001 Grammy n...