Andy Scott (nacido Andrew David Scott; Wrexham, Gales; 30 de junio de 1949) es un músico y compositor británico, más conocido por ser el guitarrista principal y vocalista de la banda de glam rock Sweet.[1] Tras la muerte del bajista Steve Priest en junio de 2020, Scott es el último miembro superviviente de la formación clásica de la banda.
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Scott actualmente reside en un granero convertido en All Cannings, Inglaterra.[2]
En septiembre del 2009, Scott fue diagnosticado con un cáncer de próstata; después del tratamiento, se encuentra actualmente en remisión.[3]
Como Andy Scott
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Álbumes
- 30 Years (1993; Repertoire Records) (compilation of solo singles and demos)
Sencillos
- "Lady Starlight" / "Where D'Ya Go" (1975; RCA)
- "Where D'Ya Go" / "Lady Starlight" (1975; RCA)
- "Krugerrands" / "Face" (1984; Statik)
- "Let Her Dance" / "Suck It And See" (1984; Statik)
- "Invisible" / "Never Too Young" (1984; Statik)
Sencillo 12"
- "Gotta See Jane" / "Gotta See Jane" (Radio Mix) (3:10) / "Krugerrands" (4:00)
- "Krugerrands" (Club Mix) (4:04) / "Face" (4:48) / "Krugerrands" (Single Edit) (3:40) / "Krugermental" (4:08)
- "Let Her Dance" (8:06) / "Let Her Dance" (Instrumental) (4:24) / "Suck It and See" (4:19)
- "Invisible" (7" Version) (3:54) / "Invisible" (Instrumental) (5:53) / "Invisible" (5:20) / "Never Too Young" (3:08)
Con Ladders
Sencillos
- "Gotta See Jane" / "Krugerrands" (1983; Statik/Virgin)
Con Andy Scott's Sweet
Sencillos
- "X-Ray Specs" (1991; SPV)
- "Stand Up" (1992; SPV)
- "Am I Ever Gonna See Your Face Again" (1992; SPV) (1970's Australian chart hit, written by Brewster-Neeson-Brewster and recorded by band The Angels)
- "Do It All Over Again" (2002; Delicious Records)
- "Join Together" (2011; digital release) (a cover of The Who's 1972 chart single, written by Pete Townshend)
- "Let It Snow" (2011; digital release) (US # 1 for Vaughan Monroe in 1946; recorded by Bing Crosby, Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin et al., written by Sammy Cahn and Jule Styne)
Álbumes
- Estudio
- "A" (1992; SPV)
- The Answer (1995; SPV)
- Hannover Sessions (1996; Pseudonym) (4-CD set containing "A" recording sessions, "Alive And Giggin'", rarities with bonus video clips and "The Answer")
- Dangerous Game (1997; Chinebridge) (re-released version of 'Answer')
- Chronology (2002; Delicious) (studio album with re-recordings of Sweet material)
- Sweetlife (2002; Delicious) (studio album of new material)
- New York Connection (2012) (studio album with cover songs)
- The Hits (2012) (studio album with re-recordings of Sweet material and "Let It Snow" as hidden bonus track (included in the track "Peppermint Twist"); digital download and CD version from the official web site)
- Concierto
- Live at the Marquee (1989; SPV/Maze) (double album which includes four new studio recordings; released as a recording by "Sweet"- as it also featured original member Mick Tucker)
- Alive and Giggin'! (1995; Pseudonym)
- Glitz, Blitz & Hitz (1996; CNR) (limited edition version with bonus tracks also released)
- Sweet Fanny Adams Revisited (2012) (digital download, CD version from the official web site and full release in March 2013)
- Desolation Boulevard Revisited (2012) (digital download and full release in March 2013; this is the same album as Sweet Fanny Adams Revisited, only with a different cover)