Scot Sax's guest appearances

Scot Sax

Icon Fetch

SceneShifters

Paul Kelly

Lukas Nelson

Sam Phillips

James Dean

Kurt Vonnegut

Rob Waller

Nicki Bluhm

Ann Wilson

John Oates

Chris Bell

Bruce Kulick

Warren Zevon

Geoff Tate

Joe Robinson

Stephen Pearcy

OwlTail

Originally from Philadelphia, Wanderlust emerged in 1995 with a major label album called Prize, which garnered the rock radio hit “I Walked.”  The band was working on album number two when they were unceremoniously dropped.  In the years that followed, leader Scot Sax focused on writing songs, co-writing the Grammy-winning song “Like We Never Loved at All” for Faith Hill and Tim McGraw. He’s also become a much sought-after filmmaker, directing the documentary Platinum Rush.  During the pandemic, Sax was combing through his archives and stumbled across a DAT tape of acoustic demos he was working on during the band’s heyday.  He decided to get his bandmates back together (at least virtually) and complete the album - taking his original vocals and guitars from 1996 and adding present day instrumentation over top.  The result is All a View, an  album that features the classic, melodic sound of Wanderlust, circa the mid-90’s, with a modern-day punch.

Originally from Philadelphia, Wanderlust emerged in 1995 with a major label album called Prize, which garnered the rock radio hit “I Walked.” The band was working on album number two when they were unceremoniously dropped. In the years that followed, leader Scot Sax focused on writing songs, co-writing the Grammy-winning song “Like We Never Loved at All” for Faith Hill and Tim McGraw. He’s also become a much sought-after filmmaker, directing the documentary Platinum Rush. During the pandemic, Sax was combing through his archives and stumbled across a DAT tape of acoustic demos he was working on during the band’s heyday. He decided to get his bandmates back together (at least virtually) and complete the album - taking his original vocals and guitars from 1996 and adding present day instrumentation over top. The result is All a View, an album that features the classic, melodic sound of Wanderlust, circa the mid-90’s, with a modern-day punch.

371 - Scot Sax of Wanderlust - New Album, All a View

Renaissance man Scot Sax joins the SceneShifters from his porch in Nashville to talk about his music, his new short film, and the homespun art of the bedroom album while Marc performs an emotional colonoscopy and Brandon saves the day by remembering Harold Ramis. Listen close for a cameo appearance from Marc’s dog, Gordon... All this and more in the latest episode of SceneShifters!

Renaissance man <a href="https://scotsax.bandcamp.com/music" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Scot Sax</a> joins the <a href="https://www.facebook.com/TheSceneshifters" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">SceneShifters</a> from his porch in Nashville to talk about his music, his new short film, and the homespun art of the bedroom album while Marc performs an emotional colonoscopy and Brandon saves the day by remembering Harold Ramis. Listen close for a cameo appearance from Marc’s dog, Gordon... All this and more in the latest episode of SceneShifters!

S1E3 - "Obsessed with Completion" (An Interview with Scot Sax)

Scot Sax was the leader of the Philadelphia band Wanderlust, who scored a rock radio hit with “I Walked” in 1995, before breaking up two years later.  He then formed Bachelor Number One, who had a song on the first American Pie soundtrack. A few years later, in a strange twist of fate, Sax co-wrote the song “Like We Never Loved At All,” a hit for Faith Hill and Tim McGraw, which won a Grammy for Best Country Collaboration with Vocals in 2006.  Icon Fetch talks to Sax about his long strange trip, how he handled that initial success, and what it was like opening for the Who.

86 - Scot Sax - From Wanderlust to the Grammys & Faith Hill