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His early days involved passively observing the maestros—names like Norman Smith, George Martin, and other legendary engineers—whose work laid the foundation for Scott’s own legendary career. From the beginning, he admired the Beatles, even sneaking into recording sessions to witness them firsthand. His debut with the band was assisting on side two of Hard Day’s Night, then progressing to full engineering credits, including a version of Your Mother Should Know that remained unfinished.