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Artist description
Primarily an outlet for my own original tunes, The MoonDogs has become my most professional sounding project to date. Most songs are written acoustically and recorded on my Tascan 488. Then I bring in friends and outlaws to lend their talents. The first batch of recordings ended up on the album entitled "Mystery". It was my first time with the Tascam and with the Upright bass. There are some mistakes on Mystery (overall I was very pleased with the results) but the next album currently in the works and Titled "Blue Motel" is already sonically way ahead of Mystery. As of Fall 2003, Blue Motel is now complete and it will be the last MoonDogs CD. Please go to cdbaby.com/moondogs to get future updates on The MoonDogs and Brett Gregorys upcoming releases like Wyoming. |
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Music Style
Country, Folk, Bluegrass & Blues |
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Musical Influences
Lyle Lovett, Waylon & Willie, Eagles, Marty Robbins, Kingston Trio, Chet Atkins, The Beatles, Ricky Skaggs, Cat Stevens, James Taylor, Jerry Lee Lewis, Little Richard, Rockabilly |
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Similar Artists
Lyle Lovett |
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Artist History
After my band, Crossroads, disintegrated I dove head first into recording my own tunes with the help of Crossroads Lead Guitarist Steve Lussie and new drummer, Brian Covey. The MoonDogs have never played anywhere because its only been a studio project. One of these days I would love to bring these songs to the stage but meanwhile I just sporadically perform at local coffeehouses. |
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Group Members
Brett Gregory - Songwriter, Acoustic & Electric Guitar, Electric & Upright Bass, Mandolin, Lead & Harmony Vocals. |
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Albums
Mystery, Blue Motel |
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Location
Livermore, Ca - USA |
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