Tom Scholz

American musician and songwriter, Boston's founder

Tom Scholz - Artists & Creatives born March 10th, 1947
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An American musician and songwriter, played guitar, keyboards, and served as the primary writer for the rock band Boston. Founded Boston and produced their self-titled debut album, released in 1976. The album featured hit singles such as 'More Than a Feeling,' which achieved significant commercial success and has become a defining song of rock music. Scholz utilized innovative recording techniques and technology, contributing to the distinctive sound of Boston's music.

Founded the band Boston

Produced the album 'Boston'

Wrote the hit song 'More Than a Feeling'

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