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Why Sing Goodbye Songs

by Pete Scott

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Why Sing Goodbye Songs was released in 2009 and marked a turning point in Pete Scott's career. The first album he recorded in his home studio and self-released, this was Pete's chance to finally showcase his comic songs alongside his usual material. Featuring fan favourites Fantastic Pasty, Kuala Lumpur Clegg, Midsomer Murders, and Thomas William Arthur Tate.

credits

released January 1, 2009

All songs written by Pete Scott
Guitar and Vocals: Pete Scott
Produced by: Pete Scott and Ken McKenzie
Artwork by: Tim Sokell
Special thanks to Mike Waller for his insight and friendship

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Pete Scott Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK

Pete Scott (1948-2023) was a singer-songwriter from Newcastle upon Tyne.

He released many albums throughout his career, including "Don't Panic" and "Jimmy the Moonlight" on Rubber Records in the 1970s and, more recently, the self-released albums "Why Sing Goodbye Songs", "Songs to Sing & Jokes to Tell", and "Sweet Dreams of Contentment"

Known for folk rock in the 70s and comedy more recently.
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