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Greg Cagle’s song writing and performance style reflects a mixture of influences from the Carolina beach and top 40 hits he’s performed since his days of youth to the R&B/jazz classics which have become a major part of his current performance repertoire. Greg has been singing, and playing music in and around the Carolinas for 40 years in such bands as The Riverias, Sugar Creek and Times Square. In 1997, Greg wrote and released his first CD, “Out Of This World” and under the stage name of “Ty Gregory”, sold and performed his CD primarily in the greater Charlotte region. Greg’s second CD, “Red Herring”, was written and recorded as a home studio project and released in 2002. A video of one of the cuts from this CD, “Walkin”, was made in Dublin, Ireland by film maker, Denis Pringle. Both “Out Of This World” and “Red Herring” are now available on iTunes. Greg is currently performing with the bands “InThePocket” and “Trio de Janeiro” as well as his regular solo gigs. He continues to work on a wide range of original musical material. In 2007, Greg co-wrote and sang the song, “Take A Chance”, with Rick Lee (Too Much Sylvia) and David Bowles. The song can be heard on several Carolina beach music stations including 94.9, “The Surf”. Greg’s 3rd CD, which is being written and produced in association with long-time musician friend and Muzak associate, Rick Nash (the Entertainers), is expected to be ready for release by the fall of 2008 Red Herring Music | List Price | $19.97 (You save $3.58) | | Category | Blues Albums | | Label | CD Baby | | CD Universe Part number | 7614433 | | Catalog number | 165991 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Jan 08, 2008 |
Greg Cagle Red Herring Songs | 1. | Once Upon A Dark And Lonely Night |
| 2. | If You Don't Know Right From Wrong |
| 3. | Walkin' |
| 4. | She Musta Laid A Spell On Me |
| 5. | Plenty Enough |
| 6. | Years Later |
| 7. | Doo Wop & Soda Pop |
| 8. | Spendin' Money |
| 9. | Leave Me WIth The Blues |
| 10. | Everything Is Better |
| 11. | Back On The River |
| 12. | Introduce The Band |
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