Scott Bishop was born just before the legendary "Summer of '69" that Bryan Adams so eloquently sang about. He grew up in a little city in New Hampshire, ditched art in Savannah, GA in favor of songwriting, and eventually moved to Boston where he started Slippy Keane with his dear friend Sean Hennessey and drummer Josh Pickering. He's continued in bands and on his own since.
New Lights is his first solo record, issued by Hide Your Candy in April 2009. A 12 song recovery program for the broken-hearted, New Lights features appearances by Denis Saulnier of The Electric City and Erich Groat of Baby Ray.
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