Tim Scott

Timothy David "Tim" Scott (born September 21, 1971) is an instrumental recording artist primarily known for his solo instrumental guitar compositions. These have subsequently given rise to his secondary side project/collaborations and sessions with the dance DJ’s and Producers: Judge Jules, Mike Koglin, Serial Diva, and Herd & Fitz. Tim was born and brought up in Hazel Grove, a suburb of Manchester, England. In 1985 aged 14, Tim took up electric ... more

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  • Sep 21, 1971 (age 38 years)

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  • Jun 2003

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Tim Scott

Timothy David "Tim" Scott (born September 21, 1971) is an instrumental recording artist primarily known for his solo instrumental guitar compositions. These have subsequently given rise to his secondary side project/collaborations and sessions with the dance DJ’s and Producers: Judge Jules, Mike...

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  • Sep 1993
  • 2009
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  • Sep 1993
  • 2009
  • 2003
  • 2009
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  • Sep 1992
  • Jun 1993

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  • 5.11 m (16.8 ft )

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  • Aug 1993
  • Dec 1993
  • Sep 1992
  • Jun 1993
  • Dec 1993
  • 2009
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