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Ex-JEFF SCOTT SOTO/TAKARA Bassist GARY SCHUTT: Remastered Solo CD Released With Bonus Tracks

August 17, 2005

Former JEFF SCOTT SOTO/TAKARA bassist Gary Schutt has remastered his first solo CD "Sentimetal". The album, which was originally released in 1994 in Japan and Europe, features Jeff Scott Soto on lead vocals. The CD also includes the hit "Stranded", which appears in part on the JEFF SCOTT SOTO "Live at the Gods 2002" DVD. According to Schutt, the remaster sounds "louder and fatter" than the original and it contains three bonus tracks — four-track demo versions of "Highway To Nowhere", "Mental Ward" and "Act Of Sympathy", all of which feature Jeff's unique vocal arrangements.

For more information, visit GarySchutt.com.

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