Saturday Sessions: Jason Scott & The High Heat play "Fast As I Can Crawl"

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Saturday Sessions: Jason Scott & The High Heat play "Fast As I Can Crawl". (2026, September 12). CBS News. https://www.cbsnews.com/video/saturday-sessions-jason-scott-the-high-heat-play-fast-as-i-can-crawl/

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Jason Scott & The High Heat, a rising roots-driven country band from Oklahoma City, is set to perform at Saturday Sessions. The band's frontman, Jason Scott, previously trained as a preacher before experiencing a personal crisis that influenced his songwriting style. Their new album "Playboy" showcases their energetic sound, and the event features their performance of the song "Fast As I Can Crawl."

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Roots-driven country band Jason Scott & The High Heat, hailing from Oklahoma City, is gaining popularity. Lead singer and songwriter Jason Scott originally trained to be a preacher but had a crisis of faith that influenced his songwriting style. The band's new album, titled "Playboy," showcases their unique sound, blending country with rock elements. On Saturday, the group performed their electrifying track "Fast As I Can Crawl."

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“Both articles describe different songs being performed by the same band on what appears to be the same concert series, but they do not describe the same specific performance.”

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