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Rockin' piano blues, soulful ballads, alternative country and rock, a cross section of American music, with strong lyrics.
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Country: Alt-Country
Release Date:
2009
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Gregg Lee Henry’s song THE BACK OF YOUR HAND, (on Gregg Lee Henry II) was a hit for Dwight Yoakam , and the first single on his POPULATION ME album. It was #1 on CMT for 5 weeks, and is included CMT’s greatest hits, and THE VERY BEST OF DWIGHT YOAKAM.
Gregg Henry is better known as an actor, and recently starred as Hugh Panetta in THE RICHES on FX, as well as in the films PAYBACK, SLITHER, UNITED 93 and BODY DOUBLE. He performed his song YOU THE ONE, (on You The One), on an episode of THE RICHES.
This new CD, HEAVY LIFTING, produced by Bruce Greenwood, (also better known as an actor STAR TREK, DOUBLE JEOPARDY, 13 DAYS) is a more produced effort than the previous ones with Greenwood playing guitars, and Henry adding E piano, organ, and bass.
As usual there are a number of different genres on the CD. Henry spent the first half year of his time in Los Angeles in a soul band, so there is a tip of the hat to 70’s R&B, on the track THIS IS ALL WE ARE. An effort in the vein of the great John Prine with the track SLIDESHOW, and some rockin’ country with the track I’M GONNA LOSE YOU, and country ballads, with the tracks I THANK HEAVEN, and COME AND GONE, and BY MY SIDE. THIS IS MY BODY, was written on spec for the series JOHN FROM CINCINNATI, which starred Bruce Greenwood.
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Heavy Lifting
author: Jeffrey W. Studholme
I just received Gregg Henry's latest c.d. called Heavy Lifting. This c.d. has a beautiful mix of boogie, rocking blues, soulful ballads, with delicate touches of jazz chord changes. There's a hint of country in Gregg's voice, and I detect a definate jazz-blues influence. His lyrics are poetic with intense heartfelt truth and vision. This man can play the keyboards, write, sing, and arrange with the best! He has his own particular style. I'm blown away with Gregg's music: happy, sad,smiling, and a little mad. Exceptional work. Check it out and play it again. I think just about anybody can enjoy it. It makes me feel the mysteries of being alive.
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