Ray Scott

Ray Scott, born in North Carolina, is a country artist known for his outlaw style and baritone voice. Influenced by his father, Willie Nelson, and Kris Kristofferson, he gained success in Nashville with songs recorded by Randy Travis and Clay Walker. Scott's debut album, "My Kind of Music," resonated with fans, and despite radio challenges, sold 100,000 copies. His notable works include "Those Jeans" and albums like "Crazy Like Me" and "Guitar for Sale."