Scott Fulton - Closet Blues

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2025
Time:54:27 
Size:126,0 MB 
Label:Self-Released 
Styles:Blues/Mix 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Down by the River - 3:22
 2. Too Blue for the Blues - 3:44
 3. Where to Now? - 3:22
 4. New Jersey Turnpike - 3:06
 5. Bump in the Road - 3:18
 6. I Can Taste Your Tears - 2:52
 7. One Brick Short of a Load - 3:48
 8. Waiting for His Ship - 2:38
 9. Once Upon a Time I Loved You - 3:12
10. Don't Leave Me Alone in the Rain - 3:36
11. Been Singing the Blues Too Long - 4:10
12. Still Standing - 4:12
13. Dog Hair Blues - 3:00
14. My Everything - 4:14
15. Free at Last - 4:18
16. Free at Last (Reprise) - 1:34

Singer/Songwriter/Playwright and Guitarist, Scott Cole Fulton has over the years written hundreds of songs in a variety of genres, though perhaps he is best known for his acoustic/folk compositions.  Scott has always seen music as an agent of healing, whether the brokenness is personal or societal.  While he performs and writes principally for secular audiences, he has through the years also written a large body of music for spiritual settings, some of it for "The Companions" -- a group with which he performed for years that straddled the secular/spiritual line.  He has also been commissioned to write a great deal of music for children in church settings (for, e.g., Vacation Bible School (VBS), and puppet productions), and he based his play "Miriam", a full-length musical centered on empowerment of women and the unifying potential of faith, on a passage from the Christian Bible.  Whether secular or spiritual, Scott's songs sound universal themes and seek to break down barriers.  His music has been recognized for its originality and lyrical creativity, and has been enjoyed by people all around the world.

Closet Blues