Scott was from Milwaukee, his family later moved to Chicago. After high school he was briefly hired for a deejay position at Chicago's WCFL, but he soon left the station to join the Army where he was trained at DINFOS in 1966. He was then assigned to Vietnam with duty at the 4th PSYOPS Group in Saigon, but his change of station request was granted and he began an on-air job at AFVN. As a deejay, he hosted a daily show plus a Sunday evening show called "The Sergeant Pepper Hour." After his promotion to SP5 and extending his tour Scott was appointed Program Director for the AFVN radio network.
Back in the USA, he worked as Operations Manager for KELP in El Paso before moving on to KAUM in Houston, WIFE Indianapolis, WKLH Milwaukee, KISW Seattle, KASS Casper, Wyoming, WAPE Jacksonville, and a drive-time show on WYBR in Rockford, Illinois. Then in 1990, with 20 years of broadcast experience, Scott joined the ABC Radio Network in Dallas. ABC operated a satellite radio service which provided programming in nine different genres to stations located in small and medium markets across the country. Scott handled a daily "Classic Rock" program, as well as an "Oldies" show, interspersing musical selections with trivia and newsbits about featured artists. ABC sold the system to Citadel Media in 2007.
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