Ho Ho Ho! Merry Christmas!

Well...I can't believe Christmas is a week from today! It just seems like yesterday that we were knee deep in sand and enjoying the summer. Ah, time marches on! This week, leading up to Christmas is my favorite time of year...Christmas Eve and Christmas Day....Family, friends, music and food! All the kids going crazy with presents and laughter...I love it! I REALLY hope you can make Friday's or Saturday's shows. They are two HUGE Christmas parties and I will be in full form!!! Here is where I'm playing:

Tony Rome's. 1537 Union Road, West Seneca. 675-4351.
www.tonyromes.com. Friday, Dec. 22 @ 9:00 p.m.

Club W. 199 Delaware Ave., 840-9552. Saturday, Dec. 23 @ 10 p.m.

Everyone knows how much fun we have at Tony Rome's...The Christmas show is 100 times bigger!

Club W is, without a doubt, the best club in the Chippewa district. Saturday, Dec. 23 is our massive Christmas party. I haven't played downtown in a while and this is a great chance to celebrate together in a club that is really incredible!

A Christmas Poem by George Wither

So now is come our joyful feast,
Let every man be jolly;
Each room with ivy leaves is dressed,
And every post with holly.
Though some churls at our mirth repine,
Round your foreheads garlands twine,
Drown sorrow in a cup of wine,
And let us all be merry.

Now all our neighbors' chimneys smoke,
And Christmas blocks are burning;
Their ovens they with baked meats choke,
And all their spits are turning.
Without the door let sorrow lie,
And if for cold it hap to die,
We'll bury it in a Christmas pie,
And evermore be merry.

Now every lad is wondrous trim,
And no man minds his labor;
Our lasses have provided them
A bagpipe and a tabor.
Young men and maids, and girls and boys,
Give life to one another's joys;
And you anon shall by their noise
Perceive that they are merry.

Rank misers now do sparing shun,
Their hall of music soundeth;
And dogs thence with whole shoulders run,
So all things aboundeth.
The country-folk themselves advance,
For crowdy-mutton's come out of France;
And Jack shall pipe and Jill shall dance,
And all the town be merry.

Ned Swatch hath fetched his bands from pawn,
And all his best apparel;
Brisk Nell hath bought a ruff of lawn
With droppings of the barrel.
And those that hardly all the year
Had bread to eat or rags to wear,
Will have both clothes and dainty fare,
And all the day be merry.

Now poor men to the justices
With capons make their errands;
And if they hap to fail of these,
They plague them with their warrants.
But now they feed them with good cheer,
And what they want they take in beer,
For Christmas comes but once a year,
And then they shall be merry.

Good farmers in the country nurse
The poor, that else were undone;
Some landlords spend their money worse,
On lust and pride at London.
There the roisters they do play,
Drab and dice their land away,
Which may be ours another day;
And therefore let's be merry.

The client now his suit forbears,
The prisoner's heart is eased;
The debtor drinks away his cares,
And for the time is pleased.
Though others' purses be more fat,
Why should we pine or grieve at that;
Hang sorrow, care will kill a cat,
And therefore let's be merry.

Hark how the wags abroad do call
Each other forth to rambling;
Anon you'll see them in the hall,
For nuts and apples scrambling;
Hark how the roofs with laughter's sound,
Anon they'll think the house goes round;
For they the cellar's depths have found,
And there they will be merry.

The wenches with their wassail-bowls
About the streets are singing;
The boys are come to catch the owls,
The wild mare in is bringing.
Our kitchen boy hath broke his box,
And to the dealing of the ox
Our honest neighbors come by flocks,
And here they will be merry.

Now kings and queens poor sheep-cotes have,
And mate with everybody;
The honest now may play the knave,
And wise men play at noddy.
Some youths will now a mumming go,
Some others play at Rowland-hoe,
And twenty other gameboys moe;
Because they will be merry.

Then wherefore in these merry days
Should we, I pray, be duller?
No, let us sing some roundelays
To make our mirth the fuller.
And whilst we thus inspired sing,
Let all the streets with echoes ring;
Woods, and hills, and everything
Bear witness we are merry.

Merry Christmas everyone!

Gregg

A great week but a much needed rest!

This week was awesome and full. Wednesday night was the Buffalo Music Awards (the photo is of me putting my award for Solo Artist of the Year in Ed Strawbrich's crotch while his wife, Diane laughed off the chair) and I won for the second year in a row. Thursday I did a private show. Friday I did two shows. First with the Michael Bly Band and then at Tony Rome's in West Seneca, NY. Saturday I was at the Lighthouse in Olcott, NY. I rocked until 2:00 A.M. and got back by 5:00! This week is less full. I am playing the Buffalo Bills Christmas party at Ralph Wilson Stadium so that will be exciting. Saturday I play the Hamburg Moose for their Christmas party. That is open to the public so feel free to stop out. You can get all my calender infor by clicking Here:

Gregg's Calender Page

I hope you all have a great week and I look forward to seeing you down the road...Oh, by the way, I have a new Gregg Sansone T-Shirt at my store site...Go here to view it:

Gregg's New T-Shirt

Take care,

Gregg

The Buffalo Music Awards

The Buffalo Music Awards were held Wednesday night, December 6 at Club Infinity. It was an awesome evening with great bands playing the whole night. Cool sound and a chance for me to see all my musician friends that I haven't seen in a year. I never get to see my buddies because we always gig at the same time and the BMAs are a great time to catch up. In any case, I was nominated for Solo Artist of the Year and when they read off the nominees they called my name as the winner! Yep, I won top solo artist. It was incredibly rewarding because the is the second year in a row that I won the award. I really want to thank all the people that supported me and voted for me (you know who you are). The photos to your left are: Donna and Maria, great fans and wonderful supporters, me on stage accepting my award (notice the fog from the fog machine), and me with my long time agent and great friend, Frank Sansone. For more information about my shows and such click on this link to my home page:

www.greggsansone.com

Rock on people! I hope to see you down the road some time!

Gregg

This week was great! I love the holiday season...I see everyone really getting into it (sadly,
though, the stores are nuts right now)...People just seem to be happier and I just love the
feeling in the air. My shows went great this week. I had my young roadie help me on Friday
at the Sonoma Grille and my great buddy Tom Waters and his boss helped me at Simmie's.
It was great to be back in Lancaster at Simmie's. A bunch of my friends showed up taht I
had not seen in a while. I even did some of my originals! This week is great because I
return to Tony Rome's (on Friday) in West Seneca and we all know what a blast that place
is! Saturday I'm at the Lighthouse in Olcott. If you've never been there you're missing out.
It such a wonderful place to play..Everyone really has a blast there when I play.

Wednesday night is the Buffalo Music Awards at Club Infinity on Main St. in Williamsville
(just past Transit). If you want to have a great time come down to Infinity and enjoy about
seven great bands and see people, and groups, get awards...It really is a great time. By the
way, the Michael Bly Band is playing the VIP Party at 6:00. Mike's up for Rock Vocalist, his
bass player, John is up for best rock bass player and Mike's band is up for best new band.
I'm up for solo artist of the year so we'll see what happens.

Here is what's going on this week:

Tony Rome's. 1537 Union Road, West Seneca. 675-4351. www.tonyromes.com. Friday,
Dec. 8 @ 9:00 p.m.

The Lighthouse. 5885 E Main St. Olcott. 778-5580. Saturday, Dec. 9 @ 10:00 p.m.

Sonoma Grille. 5010 Main St., Snyder. 204-0251. Next Thursday, Dec. 14 @ 8:00 p.m.

Have a great week everyone I really hope to see you soon!

Gregg


Beethoven can write music, thank God, but he can do nothing else on earth.
Ludwig Van Beethoven

What a Great Thanksgiving!

Hi Everyone!

This past week was pretty awesome! Although I'm tired from the shows things are going great...I'm healing well. It was great to catch up with old friends! I met up with my buddy Jim Perkins. He's an old college buddy and he drove to Rochester and I saw him for the first time in 22 years! Also, Maria Hejna and some of the gang (from my Yahoo Groups Site) came out and saw me at the Buffalo Brew Pub on Thanksgiving Eve. She took great photos and proved that she continues to be a great supporter of mine and a wonderful friend! Friday went incredible at Mixer's in Olean and Gordon's was packed! Whew...By the way, I was totally surprised this week when I found out that the Buffalo News featured me in the Gusto on Friday! Here is the link:

http://buffalonews.com/editorial/20061124/1057016.asp

Here's my schedule for the week (the two places I play are great and many of you have come to my shows there over the years):

Sonoma Grille. 5010 Main St., Snyder. 204-0251. Friday, Dec. 1 @ 9:00 p.m.


Simme's Martini Bar. 99 Aurora St., Lancaster.
683-1740. Saturday, Dec. 2 @ 10 p.m.

I trust you all had a wonderful Thanksgiving. I hope to see you soon. Wow, we have to gear up for the holiday season don't we?!!

Gregg

Happy Thanksgiving!

Hey Everybody!

The road to recovery is long but worth it. I'm feeling better every day. Friday I played at Sonoma Grille and it was great (despite the fact that I had to compete with the Buffalo Sabres). The crowd really enjoyed it. I hired a roadie to help me and help he did...The young man carried all the equipment in and set everything up. All I had to do was sing! I was really tired though...Saturday my great friend Ed Strawbrich came all the way to Dunkirk and set up everything...Hell, he even drove! Ed jammed with his new Les Paul to a number of cool tunes including "Another Brick in The Wall!"

This week will be kind of busy. If you aren't doing anything Wednesday night come down to the Buffalo Brew Pub at Main and Transit in Williamsville. I play there every year the night before Thanksgiving. It really is packed and it's ALWAYS a ball!

Here is my schedule this week:

Buffalo Brew Pub. 6861 Main St. Williamsville. 632-0552. Wednesday, Nov. 22 @ 9:00 p.m.

Mixer's Pub. 204 Coleman St. Olean. 372-1004. Friday, Nov. 24 @ 8:00 p.m.

Gordon's. 2263 Delaware Ave. 874-3020. Saturday, Nov. 25 @ 10:00 p.m.

Everyone have a wonderful, spirit filled holiday. Let's try to remember all the things we are grateful for. I am filled with family, friends and you people! Thanks for being in my life!

Happy Thanksgiving!

Gregg

I'm Off for Two Weeks

Well it's finally here! I go in for surgery Monday, November 6 at 8:00 a.m.! Keep me in your thoughts. If any of you are in the area I will be at Millard Filmore Gates Circle on Delaware Ave. in Buffalo. Please visit of you have the chance. Just ask at the Info Counter where Gregg Sansone's room is. Feel free to visit that afternoon or evening (I could use the company :D).

I will be out of commission for about two weeks. Check back at www.greggsansone.com for calender information.

This past week went really well for my last two shows. Filippo's on Hertel Ave. in Buffalo is beautiful and they loved me. 41 West in Fredonia absolutely rocks! It was packed! I love playing college towns! There was a great mix of students and people of all ages.

Oh, by the way, if you haven't already done so, please go to the link below for the Buffalo Music Awards. I need your vote for Solo Artist of the Year. Please also vote for Michael Bly for Male Vocalist, John "Daytona" Coccia for Rock Bass Player and The Michael Bly Band for Best New Band. Michael has be an awesome supporter and dear friend of mine in the music business. We could all use the friendly support....

Anyway, here's the link:

http://bestofwny.com/bma/index.php?sid=1

If you can't get to the page try copying and pasting the link in your browser window. If you get error messages email Bob Luterek at : webmaster@lkpro.net

and tell him you want to vote. He will send you the ballot to your email address...Many people have been having truoble voting and Bob said to just email him and he'll get you the ballot.

Thanks for all your kindness and support and I hope to see you soon!

Gregg

Halloween in Buffalo!

Man oh man...Halloween Weekend in Buffalo can't be beat! Friday I played at the Light House in Olcott and I was a pirate...The place was mobbed and great costumes were worn by all. Saturday I was Marc Antony with the short gladiator skirt and all (I don't know how you girls do it). I played at Gordon's and it was a mad house. We had such a great time. Ed and Diane Strawbrich came out as well as Maria, Lynn and Cindy. Maria took plenty of photos so look back this week for the AWESOME photos! Wait until you see the costumes!

This is the last week of playing for me until my surgery on November 6. If any of you are in the area, I will be at Millard Filmore Gates Circle Monday, Nov. 6. My surgery is in the morning but I would love visitors that day. I will leave the hospital Tuesday. I will be off until Friday Nov. 17. Bare with me though...I will have to get a roadie to help me for the first couple months because I won't be able to bend. Once I'm healed I will do my best to shake my money maker!

All right...Here's where I'm at this week:

Filippo's Ristorante. 1264 Hertel Ave. 447-5685. Friday, Nov. 3 @ 11:30 p.m. (it's late but the restaurant and bar is soooo awesome! The owners are right off the boat from Italy. It's my first time there. I could use the support)

41 West Bar and Grill. 41 West Main St. Fredonia.
679-4101. Saturday, Nov. 4 @ 9:00 p.m. (I love playing this college town. The crowd is frigging incredible and the bar is beautiful).

Have a great week..Remember to come back here later this week or to my home page at www.greggsansone.com for all the Halloween photos!

Peace!

The Buffalo Music Awards Ballot

I was wondering if you could help me? As you may know, I won Solo Artist of the Year for the Buffalo Music Awards last year. I was voted on by people in the music business and musicians. This year they have changed it so everyone can vote (even people from out of town and around the world)! I was wondering if you could click on the link below and vote...Let me explain though...When you click the link you will be taken to a window that will ask for your name and email address. You will then be sent the link to the ballot (this is to insure people don't cheat). If there is a catagory you don't know just leave it blank and click the "Next" box at the bottom of the page or just leave catagories blank or pick something that sounds good :-) .

I would ask that you vote for me, Gregg Sansone, in the "Solo" catagory.

In the "New Group" catagory please vote for The Michael Bly Band (They are by far the best new band in Buffalo).

For "Rock Bassist" please vote for Micheal's bassist, John "Daytona" Coccia (he kicks butt!).

Here is the link:

http://bestofwny.com/bma/index.php?sid=1

Oh, one more thing...Can you pass this link to as many people as you know? You can copy and paste this in a bulletin on MySpace or any email list you might have...I cannot tell you how important this is. If an individual or band wins you get incredible exposure and much more business.

Thank you so much for helping me!

Gregg

Hoirrible Storm!

Hi Everyone,

I am writing this on a borrowed computer. As many of you may know, Western New York was hit by a terrible freak storm last Thursday which left 380,000 homes without power and many without water. I live in Amherst and it is one of the hardest hit areas. There is a state of emergency. Sadly, I was not able to play any of my three gigs this past week. I don't know whan I will get power but I will try to keep you posted. This week I play a new place in Fredonia called 41 West Bar and Grille. It is really nice. I will make every attempt to be there. Friday I have a private function to play. I was really hoping to see some of you at Filippo's and/or Griffin's this past week! Oh well, there's always next time.

Here's the skinny on Friday:

41 West Bar and Grille. 41 West Main St., Fredonia. 679-4101. Friday, Oct. 20 @ 8:00 p.m.

If any of you were hit by this terrible storm (I know many of you were) I hope all is well and you get through it fine.

Peace,

Gregg

October 6,7 and 8

This past week was awesome! Friday I played in Dunkirk at the Moose Lodge no
less...There were alot of people and they had a blast. The real treat
was Saturday. I played a private show in the North Towns and left
early with Lisa. We decided to go hear a Steely Dan tribute band paly
at the Pizza Plant. The band's name is Group Therapy. It turns out I
know a bumch of the guys in the band. Music legend Jim Wynn (from
About Face and Gamilon) was on keyboards, my high school classmate,
Marty Ramondo on Drums. I wound up sitting in with them because their
main vocalist was out sick. It frigging rocked. Playing music for fun
and jamming with incredible music. Afterwards Lisa, myself and most of
the members of Group Therapy went to the Scotch and Sirloin to hear
Gamilon! It was unbelievable! I cannot tell you how good they were!
Drummer Ted Reinhart has to be the finest drummer in WNY! The
guitarists were out of control!

Alrighty...enough about what thrills me...I'm at a new place this week
called Filippo's on Hertel. It's beautiful and I could use the support
because it's my first time there. Try to make it if you can. I'm also
back at Griffin's in South Buffalo...we always have a great time there!

Fairgrounds Gaming and Raceway Clubhouse. Erie County Fairgrounds,
5600 McKinley Parkway (use South Park entrance), Hamburg. 646-6109.
Friday, 10/13 @ 6 p.m.

Filippo's. 1264 Hertel Ave. 447-5683. Friday, 10/13 @ 11:30 p.m.

Griffin's Irish Pub. 81 Abbott Rd. Saturday, 10/14 @ 10:00 p.m.

Have a great week gang!

"You can explore the universe looking for somebody who is more
deserving of your love and affection than you are yourself,
and you will not find that person anywhere."

I'm Back!

Hi Everyone!

Well, after a great 4 days (90 degrees every day) in Oklahoma City with Lisa and my son (it was an awesome birthday for him) I'm back and ready to go! This week is kind of strange but fun...I will be at the Dunkirk Moose Lodge of all places this Friday (I spoke about places like this with Michael Bly last week...we laughed pretty hard). The lodge is open to everyone and I guess it's a blast.

Saturday is a private show so I guess you'll have to travel to Dunkirk on Friday or wait until next week when I am in North Buffalo and South Buffalo....I'll keep you posted. Here's the skinny on this week:

Dunkirk Moose Lodge. 296 Lakeshore Dr. Dunkirk. (716) 366-5322. Friday, Oct. 6 @ 9:00 p.m.

Saturday is a private gig so I might be able to check out other friends shows...That would be a treat for once!

Check out my full schedule at:

Gregg's Calender (Click Here)

Have a great week. I'll see you all over the next couple weeks (I hope)!

Gregg

Off For a Couple Weeks!

Hi Everybody,

What a weekend it was! The Sonoma Grille was great fun but the real party was at Gordon's...It was jam packed! People came from everywhere. Even the club owner came up to me and said it was remarkable! The entire crowd was singing along with me to "Sweet Caroline" and a ton more tunes! It was a great party! The next couple weeks are pretty good for me but if you want to see me you'll have to wait to the second week of October. Lisa and I are flying to Oklahoma for my son's birthday party! Unbelievable! I'll keep you posted as to the shows the following week! Keep in touch and stay happy!

Gregg

Howdy Ho!

Well we're rapidly approaching fall and things are slowing down a bit. I love when the leaves start changing and such....I call it "Simon and Garfunkle Weather." This past week was really good. I played Friday night at Mixer's in Olean. They are such great people! They really treat me well and enjoy the music. Saturday Lisa and I went to the Light House in Olcott for the Celtic Festival. I played some Irish music and guys in kilts showed up! This week is great because I'm really close to home. Friday at the Sonoma, Saturday at Gordon's and Sunday at a benefit on Abbott Road. Here's the skinny:

Sonoma Grille. 5010 Main St., Snyder. 204-0251. Fri. 9/22 @ 8:30 p.m. (I'll play indoors this time so the cops don't come again!)

Gordon's. 2263 Delaware Ave. 874-3020. Sat. 9/23 @ 10:00 p.m. (Gordon's rules! Wonderful party atmosphere with a great old bar. People are generally neighbors there)

Lucarelli's. 1830 Abbott Rd. Lackawanna. 824-8711.
Sun. 9/24 @ 3:30 p.m. (This is a benefit for Mike Walsh and all are invited. PLEASE come out and help this poor man out. I'm doing about 4 hours of music. Maybe we can get Michael Bly to come out and join me for some songs...)

Well, have a great week. I really do hope some of you can come out and see me now. I'm back, closer in town and the summer has drawn to a close.

Enjoy the leaves,

Gregg

September 4-10

This past week was nice because it wasn't so busy that I was running around in circles. Friday was interesting because I played the Sonoma Grille. I was outside playing early...Lisa was there along with Maria, Lynn and Donna from my Yahoo Group (Gregg's Yahoo Group)...The police were called TWICE because an old lady across the street kept complaining...Even the police officer laughed! Ooh, I was playing that crazy Billy Joel and Santana stuff...It must have driven the old woman nuts when I did a couple Sinatra tunes...She must've thought there was a drunken brawl going on! Sonoma was slapped with a citation! I kid you not!

Saturday was great because I had an early private show in Orchard Park, NY. Lisa and I wound up going to Gordon's because my great friend Kevin McCarthy was playing. We had a ball! As we were enjoying the show, Ed and Diane Strawbrich came in (they thought I was playing) and we spent the night listening to a great guy! Kevin called me up and I did about three songs with him...I love the harmonies! Stay tuned to this site for photos...Diane took a number of them and I'll post them soon.

Sunday I played at Briarwood Country Club for the Faulk School 20th anniversary party. That went awesome!

This week I'm playing in clubs again but it's kind of far...Olean on Friday and Olcott on Saturday...I'm also doing a benefit for Make a Wish on Saturday afternoon. Here's how the schedule looks:

Mixers Pub. 204 Coleman St., Olean. 372-1004. Friday, 9/15 @ 9:30 p.m. (Mixer's is an absolute ball...Jody and Michael are awesome and the crowd has a blast)

Lighthouse Grill-n-Spirits. 5885 E. Main St., Olcott. 778-5580. Saturday, 9/16 @ 10 p.m. (check this out because Olcott is having a Celtic Festival all day...It is huge with various stages set up, booths and food. I will be doing traditional Irish music as well as my regular show!)

After this week I'm coming closer to home!

Have a great week!

Whew...The Summer is Over!

The idea that the summer is over is a bit sad. I love the warmth and everything that goes along with the warmer months. But, the busy, hectic weeks of the summer are another thing. I enjoy doing all the shows and meeting new people, making connections and performing my heart out. My throat, on the other hand, begs me to rest! So, now I enter into September. My Monday and Thursday gigs are through for the summer season. I will play a Thursday once a month at the Byrncliff resort. We'll do that until next summer. Labor Day was my last day at the South Shore and it went well. No rain and I saw a bunch of my friends. Lisa and her son, Patrick came out and some patrons really enjoyed the show. They had never heard me before. I did a wedding Sunday at a beautiful place but it was damp and rainy...Yuck! This week I get back to my regular schedule. I hope to see many of you this season...Things slow down for all of us. This would be a good chance to catch up with one another. See you soon!

Another Five shows and a new look!

What a great week! I did a bunch of shows, whew! Mixer's in Olean was a blast! Jody and the gang were absolutely incredible! We danced and partied. The gay guys had a ball (no pun intended Mike) and the lesbians all wondered where Lisa, my fiance was! Jody is awesome and I love playing there! Saturday was Gordon's on Delaware...another good time...We all partied and closed the joint...Sunday was awesome because I played Bart's Cove Marina...We all thought it would rain and instead the sky stayed clear! They set up a big stage outside for me...People went crazy for the show! I love playing when everyone really appreciates the music and has a ball! Lisa helped me because my back is so screwed up. She had a great time and made new friends! I also got about three gigs from the show!

The real news is the re-vamping of my web site! Check out my site at:

www.greggsansone.com (click here)

The whole site is cleaner and more streamlined. There's a new video page and the links and contact page are different. Check it out!

Playing the Fair and working my butt off!

What's really strange is how busy I am in the summer (5 shows two weeks ago, 5 last week, 5 this week) and then how it will drop off in September! This past week I played various places, most notably, America's Fair (The Erie County Fair). There was a huge crowd at the fair and Lisa (my fiance) and her son, Patrick helped me move equipment. Thank God they did because the crap had to be moved about 1/4 mile from where we had to park! Yikes! Anyway, what I was saying is that after this week things start to dwindle...Most of the private shows are over until Christmas time so I actually go back to two or three gigs a week (usually two)...What a pain in the butt! I really enjoy playing and seeing all of you...By the way, if you want to check out a couple originals I wrote go to my MySpace site here:

Gregg's MySpace Site (Click me)

Have a good one and I hope to see you soon!

Playing for a Buffalo Bill!

It was quite a week! Five shows in a row! That's a lot of work but worth it! I did my regular Monday and Thursday gigs but I also did some great private shows. Friday I played a wonderful wedding reception at Letchworth State Park. It was beautiful and the bride's father was from Italy...we spoke Italian and had a blast! Saturday was great because I played a private party for Steve Christie (former kicker for the Buffalo Bills) in Ellicottville, New York. We had an incredible time! Lisa and I stayed and partied with them for hours afterwards! Sunday was the Buffalo Brew Pub's annual summer bash. That was awesome as well. A great crowd and really good music...I'm gearing up because I have five more shows to do this week, including America's Fair!

The Summer's Pretty Damn Busy For Me!

Whew!

This past week was pretty hectic and the next two weeks I have five shows per week! It suffice to say, I am enjoying this stuff but I'm preparing for the big slow down by the end of September. All the private shows dry up until December. This past week I played the Buffalo Launch Club and it went fantastic! My fiance, Lisa stayed the whole night with my buddy Mike and everyone enjoyed the music. I love playing there...Now if only my weasle manager would book me more gigs there like he used to! He replaced me with a Sinatra tribute guy. Any way....It's all good. If you want to keep up on some cool things go to these two links:

Gregg's Yahoo Site

Gregg's MySpace Site

I hope all is well...Keep on Rockin'!