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The best kept secret in music
Press
"Steven Gregory? Where do I begin. A highly accomplished guitarist, powerful writer, bold vocalist, and a force of nature on stage. He stepped up in the middle of that insane St. Pat's crowd and won over a lovable mob in record time. I would describe his sound as "Articulate and Agile" - he climbs all over the neck and his range on the instrument is matched by his exceptional voice. This is a mature player who can righteously be called an artist. He's got a CD out and you should hear him as soon as you can."
-'Reverend' Dave, host of the Trolley Stop's Acoustic Revival. - Trolley Stop's Acoustic Revival
Discography
Steven Solo:
"Collection of Incidental Behavior" (2005)
"Complicated Simple Thing" (2006)
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Bio
As a solo acoustic artist in the early-to-mid 2000's, Steven Gregory had performed regularly throughout the Ohio regions of Dayton, Columbus and Cincinnati, with additional travel to other neighboring states. Working with Cincinnati-based producer/performer Jeff Conner, his debut release of Collections of Incidental Behavior in '05 gave him further momentum. Gregory began an even more earnest effort of continual performance and regional touring.
Again teaming with Conner, Gregory released the more fully realized sophomore effort of Complicated Simple Thing in '06. The CD featured the additional element of Casey Lamb on lead guitar, and a "full-band" feel.
The release prompted a highly successful two-week solo tour in '06 of the Manchester and London areas of the United Kingdom. Upon returning, Steven sought to capture the full sound of the CD in live performance.
Forming the Steven Gregory Band, (SGB), he enlisted Lamb on lead guitar, Conner on bass and backup vocals, and percussionist Kevin Murray on drums.
Already evident in the on-stage chemistry, the four have begun to create a unified writing process that will be realized in future songs and recordings. The band will begin recording the debut of SGB in Summer of '07.
As for the live show? Audiences experience mercurial extremes as whispered confidences rise to intense musical outbursts.
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