Dorothy Scott's music reminds us of something primal, spritual, beautiful and healing. It has been said that a Dorothy Scott concert is an adventure, a journey into the mystical and back again. Her music will cure your ills with it's lyrical compassion, calm your soul, and send you on a world crusade of hope. A musical explorer whose works have incorporated blues, folk, rock and jazz, Dorothy is widely credited by her fans and peers for blazing a path for meaningful music. Often compared to Joni Mitchell, Van Morrison, and Jeff Buckley; Dorothy's style and sound remain uniquely her own. A versatile singer who delivers naked soul and honesty with an intoxicatingly passionate vibe. "Restless Machinery" produced by Rebecca Martin and David Seitz on Pumpkin Records is Dorothy's most recent release. This record is packed with radio friendly songs like, "Loving Arms," "Waterboy," and "Down Into The River" which is played in its entirety in a feature film directed by Deborah Kampmeier called "Virgin." Among the musicians that played on "Restless Machinery" are Brian Blade on drums (Joni Mitchell), Larry Grenadier on bass (Pat Metheny), Peter Kieselwalter on horns and accordian (Jane Siberry), and background vocals by Susan Mckeown, Timothy Hill and Rebecca Martin. "Restless Machinery" was chosen as #1 in local favorites (NYC) "chart section" in Rolling Stone Magazine June 2002. This record is getting great reviews as an overall excellent independent release. An accomplished Singer/Songwriter, Guitarist and Producer Dorothy has recently developed the "Peace Within" project with co-founder/manager Terry Lundahl. The mission of this project is to strengthen and support independent/community radio stations across the country. www.peacewithin.org In 1995 her first independent record "Into The Natural" which sold over 16,000 copies was compared to the Van Morrison classic Astral Weeks. Known for her daring and uncompromising performances and amazing guitar playing, Dorothy has toured the U.S., Sweden, Ireland and Canada. She has shared the stage with artists, Carole King, Joan Armatrading, Jeff Buckley, Joan Osborne, MELANIE, Janis Ian, The Frames, and The Siegel Schwall Band Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.