News:
12-01-2008:
Scott Lerner will be at the NAMM convention doing some playing and hanging next week. If anybody is going and wants to meet up, just shoot him an email at http://www.myspace.com/slernermusic
29-10-2007:
A very long time between updates. This new video is a Scott burning down the house with his fusion licks at a recent Guitarmageddon gig. Scott is also on MySpace so join him: http://www.myspace.com/slernermusic
Guitarmageddon Jam
Check out the new Hectic Watermelon CD "The Great American Road Trip". John Czakowski (guitarist) invited Scottto play the first solo on "Bionic Hillbilly".
old web site
30-03-2006:
Scott has been very busy getting used to having twins at home. He has released a number of new tracks
Fresh Blood Volume 1: "Six-String Extremes" which features three of Scotts tracks: "Subway", "Scottology", "African Hop". The CD also includes tracks from Joel Gregoire and Scott Hughes.
Don't forget to drop by his online discussion forum to hear the most recent mp3.
17-03-2005:
First published
Background:
Scott was born in Philadelphia, in 1966. His first musical influences were classic British rock artists such as Led Zeppelin, The Who, Cream, Pink Floyd, The Stones, and Jimi Hendrix. Like me, he went onto more progressive bands like Yes, Genesis, UK, Kansas, and Rush. Then he discovered Steely Dan, Return to Forever, Allan Holdsworth, Steve Hillage, Brand X, and the Dixie Dregs.
Scott was studying premed at Emory University in Atlanta, but Scott made a big decision and transferred to Berklee College of Music.
He went on to involve more jazz ideas from Herbie Hancock, Michael Brecker, John Coltrane, Miles Davis, Chick Corea, Joe Zawinul, Wayne Shorter, and others. Check out the photo of Scott Learner, Scott Henderson and Scott Jones at NAMM 2005: three scotts photo
He is a regular on The Real Allan Holdsworth and the The Memphis Monster (Shawn Lane). He now has his own discussion forum. (see links to video)
To here and find out more check out his web site and listen and see his mp3 and videos.
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