Anyone heard of Raymond Scott?

I attended a NYC Scott tribute show in '97 that featured a Bob Moog lecture/demonstration.

If you like Powerhouse-era Raymond Scott you should definitely check out the similarly very composed but very swinging John Kirby Sextet. Don Byron put out a disk covering tunes from both called Bug Music back in 1996. These days I prefer Kirby's two-disk Complete Columbia and RCA Victor Recordings, lo-fi though it is.

Thanks for the recommendation, there's some stuff on Spotify and it swings hard. 30s and 40s swing just makes me happy!

Speaking of Spotify, there's some Raymond Scott albums on there that I'm not familiar with - "The Uncollected", "Essential Works", and some other later stuff. Anyone have thoughts on these?

New and new to streaming and holy fuck this is really really good!
The Jingle Workshop: Midcentury Musical Miniatures from 1951 to 1965
https://open.spotify.com/album/0UzRKhet8fwxcv8XMxrEJA?si=JyNDSE9VRmOiwWWFrQ_jfw

Hangover Dirt!

if somebody don't sample "so good, so fresh, so southern" everybody is sleeping

https://raymondscott.bandcamp.com/track/so-good-so-fresh-so-southern-mel-torm-southern-bread