"Come This Far"
Scott Cook
feat. Scott Dunbar
Lyrics:
Scott Cook sings real, honest acoustic roots music. His tunes span folk, country, blues, and reggae, and evoke comparisons to Greg Brown, Tom Waits and Bob Dylan.
Years of travel (including 6 years playing music & teaching kindergarten in Taiwan) contribute a wealth of life experience to his songcraft and his storytelling. He has toured extensively across Canada, the US, and Taiwan, and has been playing music full-time since June 2007. He believes every word he sings.
folks say:
"Basically, this is exactly the kind of act you'd be happy to stumble down the hill or through the birches and hear at a music festival... warm like a campfire, familiar like the lake down the road... deep-thinking, introspective stuff" -Fish Griwkowsky, The Edmonton Sun
"An undeniable groove and a message of universal love"-Phil Duperron, Vue Weekly
"'Long Way to Wander' is an eloquent, finger picked, perfect for Sunday listening record" -Americana UK
"Scott Cook has distilled his travels down into songs powered by a sharp eye for imagery, a healthy dose of humanity, and that unforgettable voice, that at the same time intones the rigors of the road and the most comfortable couch you have ever slept on." -David Francey, 3x Juno Winner
"His music has the ability to transport one instantly to a space of campfire-lit, creek-dipping radiance... This album is perennially serendipitous -- like one is chancing upon a well-traveled old soul by the fireside, whose stripping-away-the-veneer knowledge of the world is never jaded, but always innocent." -Monica Chattaway, CKUA Radio
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Shot and recorded live on location:
April 5th, 2014 [Children's Day]
Lostus Pond, Zuoying
Kaohsiung, Taiwan
Directed and Edited by: Keith Duggan
Director of Photography: Oscar Sun
Courtesy of The Silent Film!
www.thesilentfilm.com
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Special Thanks to: Bradley Tindall, Lotus Wakepond
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