Raymond
Scott. Musician. Inventor. Futurist. Possible Time-Traveling Wizard.
Born in Brooklyn,
New York circa 1908. He was a Russian-Jew kid (real name, Harry Warnow) who
grew up to be a professional pianist first bent on usurping the then common
norms of popular Jazz and Swing. Later, from the waning 1940s throughout the
1960s, he was a TV commercial jingle-ist by day and an avant-garde experimentalist
of all things electronic sounds by night, so to speak. Below, courtesy of Grooveshark, are but a few
samples of his alternate, retro-future-past genius, many of which embody the strange
wonders of both the Atomic Age and predawn Computer Revolution.
1. Powerhouse
2. Vicks
4. Portfolio
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