The prototype has been a regular part of Scott’s pedal board since he built it in 2005, and now you can order one of the new versions for yourself. Before you do, you can take a listen to the sound, and see the pedal in action. There were only 50 of the SM Fuzz Pedal produced, so pick one up today.

He also co-founded The Wild Tchoupitoulas and has worked extensively with other musicians, notably Allen Toussaint, Keith Richards, Ronnie Wood, Professor Longhair, Lee Dorsey, Earl King, Harry Connick Jr, Stanley Clarke, The Red Hot Chili Peppers, Sly Dunbar, Paul McCartney, Herbie Hancock, and Dr. John, as well as supporting The Rolling Stones on tour.

On July 13, Modeliste will be bringing his signature sounds to Stand, in Fairfields Hall (Croydon, UK), where he will be backed on his only UK date by the London-based band The Coalminers.

The only group in the UK to fully dedicate themselves to New Orleans Funk and Soul, The Coalminers are:

• Ross Stanley – Organ
• Rob Updegraff – Guitar
• Scott McKeon – Guitar
• Dan Drury – Bass
• Pat Levett – Percussion

Expect to hear many of the all time Meters classics including, “Cissy Strut”, “Hey Pocky Way” and “People Say”, as well as songs from Zigaboo’s recent releases.

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Thank you to everyone who made it out to see us out on the road opening for Glenn Hughes. The shows were a huge success and a lot of fun.

Over the last few months I’ve been pretty busy playing guitar for a few other people, both live and in the studio and I’ve been writing and recording some new material that I’m very excited for you all to hear.

The next shows coming up are happening in the Netherlands this January. For the show in Zoetermeer, the band and I will be doing a set along with Jan Akkerman.

I’ve also been working on building some copies of my fuzz pedal and I’m currently in the process of getting some prototypes made up – we are looking at doing a run of 50 once we have those. The fuzz is going to be an update of the original fuzz face, with germanium transistors and a few small changes in the circuit.

Trouble and Can’t Take No More are available to buy in our shop, and on iTunes and CD Baby. Remember, when you order through our shop, you’ll be getting a signed copy.

Keep checking back for upcoming shows and other updates.

Scott

• Michael Jackson – Speed Demon
• Terence Trent D’Arby – Holding On To You
• Helios – Emancipation
• Stevie Wonder – If You Really Love Me
• Sly & The Family Stone – Let Me Have It All
• Me’Shell Ndégeocello – Leviticus: Faggot
• Eric Hutchinson – OK, It’s Alright With Me
• Robert Johnson – Cross Road Blues
• Fiona Apple – Sleep To Dream
• Elbow – Grounds For Divorce
• Fink – Pretty Little Thing
• Daryl Hall & John Oates – I Can’t Go For That (No Can Do) – Single Version

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Scott has also been added to the line up for The Big Easy on September 2 at The Queen of Hoxton in London, and on September 8, he’ll be doing another show at The Regal Room in Hammersmith, with Jarle Bernhoft. Check in on the Tour page for any further updates and gig details.

• Al Green – You’ve Got The Love I Need
• Tom Jones – Burning Hell
• David Ryan Harris – Strong Enough
• D’Angelo – Untitled (How Does It Feel)
• Citizen Cope – Let The Drummer Kick
• Marc Cohn – Paper Walls
• James Taylor – Fire & Rain
• Gavin Degraw – Free
• Robert Glasper – FTB
• Donald Fagen – Trans-Island Skyway
• Herbie Hancock – Actual Proof
• The Who – Won’t Get Fooled Again

• Jamie Lidell – Little Bit of Feel Good
• Sly & the Family Stone – Let Me Have It All
• The Roots – Long Time
• Fiona Apple – Sleep To Dream
• Sheryl Crow & The Thieves – Our Love is Fading
• Terence Trent D’Arby – Dance Little Sister
• Lenny Kravitz – Dancin Till Dawn
• Cream – Crossroads (Live At Winterland)
• Daniel Merriweather – For Your Money
• Prince – The Cross
• Michael Jackson – Leave Me Alone

Also picked for this week is Doyle Bramhall II’s rare demo version of "Day Come Down", which you can listen to on Doyle’s site.

Six new dates have been confirmed on Glenn Hughes‘ autumn tour, and Scott will be joining him for all of them. Scott will be opening for Glenn on the following dates:

• October 3  in Cardiff
• October 6 in Reading
• October 7 in Leamington Spa
• October 9 in Belfast
• October 12 in Bristol
• October 13 in Southhampton

For more details and how to get tickets, visit the Tour page.