Bobby Scott was an American musician known for his contributions in jazz and pop music during the mid-20th century. His musical style was characterized by a virtuosic blend of piano and vocal skills, often underpinning his signature jazz and pop compositions. He is most recognized for co-writing the hit song "A Taste of Honey," which won the Grammy Award for Best Original Song in 1962. His influence extends beyond his own performances, as his compositions have been covered by numerous artists across multiple genres.