Looking Forward
Gene Gregory
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Record Label: Eggman Records
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When listening to the music of Gene Gregory one can easily realize and hear the various styles and genres that he has played or dabbled in, including heavy metal, psychedelic, progressive and classic rock. This is the Gene Gregory that we know today, a performer whos music and lyrics are inspired by artists such as John Lennon, Bob Dylan and Neil Young.
Hailing from Baltimore, the lyrical content of Gene's music has been described as soulful and powerful. Couple that with his dynamic, percussive power and command of the guitar and he is unstoppable. Gene has won awards for his musical talent, having received his first award during his tentative years in high school as the "Most Versatile Musician".
He has toured, playing various venues and eventually found himself in Nashville recording "Face Of A Clown" & "Axis" with Art Ward at Nightingale Studios. Currently, Gene plays solo acoustically and with various musicians in bars and clubs throughout Maryland, New York, Virginia, South Carolina and Pennsylvania. He has played at the The Recher Theater, opening for Colin Hay-Men At Work but there have been many others. Most recently Gene Gregory appeared live on Low Country Live, ABC Channel 4, Charleston, South Carolina, were his music was given great reviews.
In addition, Gene continues to participate in Charity events and volunteer his time for such causes as entertaining the soldiers and sailors serving our country and sponsoring a child with Cystic Fibrosis through Project Child Smiles.
Gene proudly plays Aquila Custom Acoustics.
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The Old Daze
author: Holly J. Banks
It is true I know Gene Gregory personally. He is a friend. I am kind of an old fellow. Gene Gregory’s passion makes me fell like I did when I was a boy, on those unimaginably knife-stabbing bitter cold winter nights, listening to folk music on radios in the cars of college students, usually the only ones who would pick me up. They were returning to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. I was returning to Fort Bragg, North Carolina. Gene Gregory’s anger makes me feel like there is hope again. Makes me feel like I did when I was young. He makes me feel like I did back in those bitter days when I could lie to myself.
Ah! the memories.
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