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Song list
- Buble
- Everything
- Home
- Sway
- The Way You Look Tonight
- Me and Mrs Jones
- Robbie Williams
- Angels
- Come Undone
- Feel
- Better man
- Something Beautiful
- Sexed Up
- Mr Bojangles
- Miss Jones
- Something Stupid
- Ain’t That a Kick in the Head
- Straighten Up and Fly Right
- Maroon 5
She Will Be Loved
This Love
Won’t Go Home Without You - Santana
Smooth
Black Magic Woman
She’s Not There - Frank Sinatra
I’ ve Got You Under My Skin
The Lady Is A Tramp
Come Fly With Me
New York, New York
That’ s Life
All The Way
Fly Me To The Moon
My Way
Chicago
Strangers In The Night - Elvis Presley
Suspicious Minds
You Were Always On My Mind
Don’ t be Cruel
Love Me Tender
Good Luck Charm
Stuck On You
Jailhouse Rock
Blue Suede Shoes
Don’ t
Love Me
Don’ t Leave Me Now
Can’ t Help Falling In Love
I Beg Of You
All Shook Up
It’ s Now Or Never
American Trilogy
That’ s Alright Mama - The Beatles
I saw Her Standing There
Something
From Me To You
Love Me Do
Yesterday
Ticket To Ride
Long And Winding Road
Eight Days A week
A Hard Day’ s Night
Hey Jude
Let It be
Obla Di Obla Da
Back In The USSR - Billy Joel
My Life
To Make You feel My Love
Just The Way You Are
Only The Good Die Young
New York State Of Mind
Baby Grand
Temptation
Leave a Tender Moment Alone
Always a Woman To Me
Piano Man
This Is The Time
It’ s Still Rock n Roll To Me
You May Be Right
James
Honesty
Uptown Girl
Allentown Summer
Highland Falls - Sacrifice
Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word
Bennie & The Jets
Can You Feel The Love Tonight
Candle In The Wind
Daniel
Shine On Through
Blue Eyes
Cold As Christmas
The Last Song
The One
Club At The End Of The Street
Goodbye Yellow Brick Road
Crocodile Rock
You’ ve Got To Love Someone
Something About The Way You Look Tonight
I Guess That’s Why They Call It The Blues
Tiny Dancer
I’ m Still Standing
Rocket Man
Don’ t Let the Sun Go Down On Me
Kiss The Bride
Sad Songs - Neil Diamond
You Don’ t Bring Me Flowers
Shilo
Girl, You’ ll Be A Woman Soon
Red, Red Wine
And The Grass Won’ t Pay No Mind
Cracklin’ Rosie
Kentucky Woman
Song Sung Blue
Play Me
Solitary Man
Hello Again
Love On The Rocks
Lady Oh
I’ m A Believer
Canta Libre
Morningside
Holly Holy
Stargazer
Cherry Cherry
Sweet Caroline
Crunchy Granola Suite
Leave A little Room For God - Rod Stewart
Tonight’ s The Night
Sailing
The First Cut Is The Deepest
Maggie May - Joshua Kadison
Jessie
Beautiful In my Eyes
Picture Postcards From L.A. - Ronan Keating
If Tomorrow Never Comes
Life Is A Rollercoaster
Lovin’ Each Day
When You Say Nothing At All - James Taylor
How Sweet It Is
Fire and Rain
You’ve Got A Friend - Lionel Ritchie
Penny Lover
Stuck On You
Easy
Hello
Three Times A Lady
You Are - Tom Jones
The Green, Green Grass Of Home
Kiss
Delilah - Van Morrison
Brown Eyed Girl
Moondance
Bright Side Of The Road
Someone Like You
Have I Told You Lately
Testimonials
“Scot has the ability to bring any event alive with his great music and superior skills with people. He is simply the best in his field” Jan Chamberlain — Events Manager, Art Gallery of NSW
“Scot is an integral part of our training. His ability to break down barriers with his music is a huge team building asset.
His performances are the highlight of our events”Dee Quick — National Sales Director, Austereo Ltd
“I never cease to be amazed by Scot’s ability to entertain everyone from politicians to wealthy socialites and everyone in between. He is an event organizer’s dream” Andrew Gibbs — Managing Director, Gibbs Government and Corporate
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Profile
Scot F. is Australia’s foremost piano vocal entertainer. From his residency at the famous Ritz Carlton Double Bay from 1994, Scot has entertained the cream of the international entertainment industry, including the likes of Tom Jones, Neil Diamond, The Eagles, Andrea Bocelli, John Travolta and Keanu Reeves, along with local stars Kylie Minogue, Russell Crowe, John Farnham and Olivia Newton John, on his way to completing a staggering 1000 nights at the famous Sydney landmark.
Throughout the 90’s, Scot’s all star sing-a-longs around the piano became legendary amongst hotel regulars, who came to expect impromptu post concert jam sessions with the bands of touring superstars like Barbra Streisand, Diamond and Tom Jones.
Scot quickly added recording artist to his list of achievements, enjoying chart success with his song “Please Understand”, which was one of the most played songs on Australian radio in the late 90’s. In the process, he became a regular on national television and completed two successful national tours.
In the years since, Scot has become the entertainer of choice for Australia’s social elite, and for politicians of all persuasions, from Prime Ministers and Governors, to Premiers and an ever growing list of current State and Federal Ministers. Whether it’s a black tie ball for Aussie Home Loans founder John Symond, a private home sing-a-long with Lachlan and Sarah Murdoch, or a Melbourne society bash with Lindsay Fox, Solomon Lew and Deborah Hutton, Scot delivers. He has lent his musical magic to fashions shows by Charlie Brown, shared the piano stool with Jennifer Hawkins in a television tribute to his work, and even opened for the great Luciano Pavarotti on his farewell tour.
In the world of business, Scot’s clients represent a true, “Who’s Who” of Corporate Australia, who spare no expense when featuring Scot in their events. Macquarie Bank has built revolving stages for his performances. Goldman Sachs purpose-built a New York-style piano bar for him. Cunard floated a piano on a barge to Fort Denison so he could serenade guests of the Queen Mary II and Queen Elizabeth II in their spectacular Sydney farewell.
In simple terms, when Australia’s A List want the best, they call Scot.
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