Tim Scott

Tim Scott, vocalist, bassist, songwriter, is a veteran professional of the music industry. His skilled and soulful voice as well as his deep funky bass notes have graced the stage with of some of the most notable names in the music business including: Eric Clapton, Stevie Wonder, Billy Preston, Dr. John, John Mayall and Jack Mack and the Heart Attack.

Tim has been a member of the R&B/Soul band, Jack Mack and The Heart Attack for the last 15 years. Performing at events such as the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta and with Scott Hamilton’s Ice Show Special on NBC, Tim has added his rhythm and soul in these and many other endeavors including tours with Tower of Power, Dave Mason, Robben Ford, Etta James, The Boneshakers, El Chicano, The Grammy All Stars and his latest project, Zen Blues Quartet, with internationally acclaimed drummer Steve Ferrone.

Tim has collaborated on numerous albums and sound tracks as a musician and vocalist, as well as a composer.

Classically trained in voice by the Northwest’s renowned vocal coach, the late George Peckham, Tim also teaches George's unique style of vocal power which focuses on diaphragmatic breath control and dispels the myth of falsetto voice.