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	Alexander played with American Music Club for about a year before he left to do something more modern and didn't like the band dynamic any longer. He self-released a synth-pop solo album called ''Sad Songs'' in 1986 and soon after ventured into the direction of art video music that abandoned pop song structure.<ref name="boomkat">{{cite web \| url=https://boomkat.com/products/so-sad-48c2d6f3-d25c-4248-a73d-4e09067a93db \| work=boomkat.com \| date=2016 \| author= \| title=Scott Alexander - Sad Songs \| accessdate=June 16, 2017}}</ref>		Alexander played with American Music Club for about a year before he left to do something more modern and didn't like the band dynamic any longer. He self-released a synth-pop solo album called ''Sad Songs'' in 1986 and soon after ventured into the direction of art video music that abandoned pop song structure.<ref name="boomkat">{{cite web \| url=https://boomkat.com/products/so-sad-48c2d6f3-d25c-4248-a73d-4e09067a93db \| work=boomkat.com \| date=2016 \| author= \| title=Scott Alexander - Sad Songs \| accessdate=June 16, 2017}}</ref>

	Alexander moved from San Francisco to Germany in 1991.<ref name="boomkat" />		Alexander moved from San Francisco to Germany in 1991.<ref name="boomkat" /> He also runs a jazz archive website, [http://www.redhotjazz.com/ The Red Hot Jazz Archive].

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	'''Scott Alexander''' is an Ohio-born musician who moved to San Francisco in the early 1980s. He met [[Mark Eitzel]] in 1983 and soon after formed the first incarnation of [[American Music Club]] with Eitzel and [[Brad Johnson]].		'''Scott Alexander''' is an Ohio-born musician who moved to San Francisco in the early 1980s. He met [[Mark Eitzel]] in 1983 and soon after formed the first incarnation of [[American Music Club]] with Eitzel and [[Brad Johnson]].

	Alexander played with American Music Club for about a year before he left to do something more modern and didn't like the band dynamic any longer. He self-released a synth-pop solo album called ''Sad Songs'' in 1986 and soon after ventured into the direction of art video music that abandoned pop song structure.		Alexander played with American Music Club for about a year before he left to do something more modern and didn't like the band dynamic any longer. He self-released a synth-pop solo album called ''Sad Songs'' in 1986 and soon after ventured into the direction of art video music that abandoned pop song structure.<ref name="boomkat">{{cite web \| url=https://boomkat.com/products/so-sad-48c2d6f3-d25c-4248-a73d-4e09067a93db \| work=boomkat.com \| date=2016 \| author= \| title=Scott Alexander - Sad Songs \| accessdate=June 16, 2017}}</ref>

	Alexander moved from San Francisco to Germany in 1991.		Alexander moved from San Francisco to Germany in 1991.<ref name="boomkat" />

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Amc-admin at 20:01, 11 January 2018

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	\| background = non_vocal_instrumentalist		\| background = non_vocal_instrumentalist

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	\| caption =		\| caption =
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	'''Scott Alexander''' is		'''Scott Alexander''' is an Ohio-born musician who moved to San Francisco in the early 1980s. He met [[Mark Eitzel]] in 1983 and soon after formed the first incarnation of [[American Music Club]] with Eitzel and [[Brad Johnson]].

	~~==Scott Alexander with~~ American Music Club==

			Alexander played with American Music Club for about a year before he left to do something more modern and didn't like the band dynamic any longer. He self-released a synth-pop solo album called ''Sad Songs'' in 1986 and soon after ventured into the direction of art video music that abandoned pop song structure.

			Alexander moved from San Francisco to Germany in 1991.

	==References==		==References==

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'''Scott Alexander''' is

==Scott Alexander with American Music Club==

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