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Scott, for some it's the sound a Crow makes and for others a musical genre.

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Originating from the island of Jamaica, Scott is characterized by a mix of swirling,

Caribbean Minto, Calypso, R&B and Jazz.

Like Ryan Gosling.

Coming in three distinct waves, first wave Scott was invented and cut off fighting the 50s,

and there's many different origin stories to how that came about in that word.

But my favorite is that bassist, Clueit Johnson, would regularly greet folks by shouting,

Love Scaboovy!

And then that was shortened to Scott.

The rise of second wave Scott happened in the 70s with the combination of Jamaican rhythms,

fused with punk power chords and lyrics in the UK, creating a new style also known as two tone.

Best example fighting bands like the Specials or Manus, the third wave came and peaked in the 90s.

Third wave Scott is the Scott most of us are probably familiar with, no doubt less than Jake.

These were the third wave Scott bands emblematic of the era, utilizing even more hard rock elements and beefy brass sections.

And back in the 90s, the Holy Trinity of Christian Scott could be found in three bands, five iron frenzy,

the Innociders with a Z, and the OC Supertones.

The Supertones formed in, you guessed it, Orange County, California in 1995,

as the next step in the musical evolution of frontman MacMagornski,

drummer slash of unofficial leader and part-time youth minister Jason Carson,

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