Scott's 1974 album "Tom Scott and The L.A. Express" features the saxophonist leading his reunited band, the L.A. Express, through a collection of funk-infused jazz tracks. The album is notable for its tight musicianship and groove-oriented arrangements.
- The album was produced by Myron Grombacher and Tom Scott.
- It was released on Ode Records in the US and Epic Records internationally.
- The L.A. Express, Scott's backing band for this album, also featured Joe Sample, David Shields, and John Guerin.
Tom Scott is a saxophonist and composer from Los Angeles, best known for his work in jazz fusion and funk. In 1974, he was at a creative peak, having recently worked with the likes of George Harrison and Carole King.
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