 Although "Sparks" is a common household bluegrass name, Scottie Sparks is no relation to Larry Sparks. However, Scottie is certainly no stranger to the bluegrass world. Born and raised in Dayton, Ohio, he began playing bluegrass professionally when he was just 15 years old, joining the Wilson Brothers. Scottie has played and recorded in many bands since then, including Dave Evans, Redwing, Unlimited Tradition, as well as his own band. Scottie can be heard on the IBMA award winning Gospel Performance of the Year, "The Stanley Gospel Tradition - Songs About Our Savior", as well as the GRAMMY nominated "The Stanley Tradition - Tribute to a Bluegrass Legacy". He has also recorded a self-titled project, "Scottie Sparks", and was on the Unlimited Tradition's "She's Gone" project. All projects were released by Doobie Shea Records. |
 
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Scottie currently makes his home in Grayson, Kentucky with his wife, Tammy, and little boy, Martin. He is looking forward to traveling and performing with the Lost & Found, and meeting their friends and fans. |
 
(Scottie with his son, Martin)
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