Ray Scott Has ‘Guitar For Sale’ This Summer

Ray Scott is releasing a new album, Guitar For Sale, this summer. The new project, due out June 9, is his sixth studio album and will be distributed through The Holland Group/Sony/RED. Fans got a taste of the first single from the album, “Livin’ This Way,’ in March when Scott debuted it on the Grand Ole Opry.

“When I went into the studio with my friend, and new producer, Michael Hughes, my goal was to do something a little different, something live tracked that’s not so polished, maybe even rough in spots, with the hope we’d come out with a product that had elements reminiscent of the way music first hit my ears when I was a young’un,” said Scott. “It wasn’t my intent to worry about what the rest of Nashville was doing… ‘course it never has been. I’m proud to say I think we accomplished that. My first single, ‘Livin’ This Way’ is based on a classic country music theme – pain. In keeping with my habit of honesty in songwriting, I thought it was a good way to introduce this new project.”

Scott is gearing up for a busy summer promoting the new project, including appearances at the upcoming CMA Music Festival at Storme Warren’s Nashville Navy Party on June 7 and his own fan club/CD release party on June 9.

Ray Scott Guitar For Sale Track Listing:

• Livin’ This Way    (Ray Scott)
• Put Down The Bottle  ( Phillip Moore, Ray Scott)
• The Fire  (Billy Montana, Phillip Lammonds, Ray Scott)
• Soberin’ Up   (Phillip Moore, Ray Scott)
• Pray for The Fish  ( Phillip Moore, Dan Murph, Ray Scott)
• Put Down That Gun  (Mark Stephen Jones, Ray Scott)
• Growin’ Old   ( Mark Stephen Jones, Ray Scott)
• Worth Killin’ For   (Ray Scott)
• Life Ain’t Long Enough  (Phillip Moore, Ray Scott)
• Doin’ Me Wrong   (Tommy Karlas, Ray Scott)
• Guitar For Sale   (Ben Hayslip, Ray Scott)

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Lorie Hollabaugh

Hollabaugh, a staff writer at MusicRow magazine, has over 20 years of music business experience and has written for publications including American Profile, CMA Close Up, Nashville Arts And Entertainment, The Boot and Country Weekly. She has a Broadcast Journalism and Speech Communication degree from Texas Christian University, (go Horned Frogs), and welcomes your feedback or story ideas at lhollabaugh@musicrow.com.

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