Direction, Compilation Producer, Design, Liner Notes, Producer) Graciously, Alvin "Red" Tyler (Design, Producer) 1986 A Change Is Gonna Come, Solomon Burke (Design, Producer) Heritage, Alvin "Red" Tyler (Design, Producer) The New Rules, Irma Thomas (Design, Producer) Wolf Tracks, Walter "Wolfman" Washington (Design, Producer) After Dark, Johnny Adams (Design, Producer) Hot Tamale Baby, Marcia Ball (Design, Producer) Live: Mardi Gras in Montreux, The Dirty Dozen Brass Band (Editing, Mixing) Nothin' But the Truth, Sleepy LaBeef (Design, Harmonica, Producer, Background Vocals) 1985 Too Hot to Handle, Duke Robillard (Percussion, Piano, Producer) Waitin' for My Ya Ya, Buckwheat Zydeco Ils Sont Partis Band (Design, Producer) GRAMMY® NOMINEE From the Heart, Johnny Adams (Producer) New Orleans Piano Professor, Tuts Washington (Design, Photography, Producer) 1983 By the Sweat of My Brow, Hazel Dickens (Harmonica) Soul Alive!, Solomon Burke (Editing, Mixing) Turning Point, Buckwheat Zydeco (Design, Producer) GRAMMY® NOMINEE Classified, James Booker (Design, Editing, Liner Notes, Mixing, Producer) 1982 Electricity, Sleepy LaBeef (Harmonica, Producer) One More Mile, Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown (Design, Producer) GRAMMY® NOMINEE 1981 Alright Again!, Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown (Producer) GRAMMY® WINNER 1980 Hard Hitting Songs for Hard Hit People, Hazel Dickens (Harmonica) Mr. Blues is Back to Stay, Robert Jr. Lockwood and Johnny Shines (Design, Producer) 1979 Hangin' On, Robert Jr. Lockwood and Johnny Shines (Design, Production Assistance) 1978 Hey Ba-Ba-Re-Bop, Johnny Shines (Producer) Living on the Hallelujah Side, Joseph Spence (Engineer, Liner Notes) References External links ScottBillington.com Scott Billington at Answers.com 1951 births Living people American blues harmonica players Record producers from Massachusetts Songwriters from Massachusetts Grammy Award winners Zydeco musicians People from Melrose, Massachusetts Songwriters from Louisiana