Craig Guerrieri

Multi-Instrumentalist; Audio Engineering; Video Production: Cygnus Studios, Florida, USA. On extended hiatus due to health issues, but I shall return!

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19 songs

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Medians Conspire

Progressive Rock instrumental, written by Craig P. Guerrieri. Lead Guitar: Elmo J. Karjalainen, recorded at KC Sound, Turku, Finland (April 2017). All other instruments recorded by Craig Guerrieri at Cygnus Studios, Florida, USA (March 2017).

Progressive Rock

craig guerrieri

medians conspire

different strings

Joe's Garage

A cover of the Frank Zappa classic.

Cover Songs

frank zappa

craig guerrieri

joes garage

The Wizard

While Uriah Heep is primarily known for the song "Easy Livin" from their landmark album "Demons and Wizards", its opening track "The Wizard" has always been my all-time favorite by the band.

Cover Songs

the wizard

craig guerrieri

uriah heep

cygnus studios

People Who Died

A tribute to Jim Carroll, who ironically also departed the planet back in 2009.

Cover Songs

craig guerrieri

jim carroll

cygnus studios

people who died

catholic boy

Leavin' On Your Mind - 2021 Remaster

A newly remastered version of the Patsy Cline classic.

Cover Songs

patsy cline

craig guerrieri

cygnus studios

leavin on your mind

nicole renee mendez

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Albums

10 songs

7 songs

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Band/artist history

Drummer for 50+ years. Self-taught, picked up many other instruments along the way.

Your musical influences

Way too many to list, but a guess at my top 5 (in no particular order): - Led Zeppelin - Rush (especially the late Neil Peart) - Emerson, Lake & Palmer - Frank Zappa - Pink Floyd

What equipment do you use?

Primary Music Gear: Fender, Gibson, DAngelico, Peavey, Ovation, Godin guitars Music Nomad and Dunlop guitar maintenance products Hercules guitar stands Amplification by Marshall, Carvin, PreSonus GOKKO pedalboards KORG MS-20 analog synthesizer KORG SQ-1 sequencer Yamaha MX49 digital synthesizer Alesis V25 MIDI controller DW drums/hardware with Zildjian, Paiste and Wuhan cymbals Iron Cobra kick pedals Additional percussion by LP and Treeworks Recording/Mixing/Mastering: Dell XPS 8920 tower with dual Dell UltraSharp U2417H displays Behringer A/D interfaces (UMC1820, ADA8200) REAPER DAW ONN tablet (DAW remote control) Mackie CR3-X monitors Mackie CRBT5 monitors Marantz and Sennheiser headphones Carvin DX1642 mixer Sennheiser, Shure, R0DE, Donner, Solomon, NEAT, Heimu, CAD microphones On-Stage stands Hosa, Audioblast, GEARIT, SONICAKE cabling Ethercon XLR snake adapters Velcro One-Wrap tape, by the mile!

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Craig Guerrieri

North Port, FL USA

Rock • Rock General

soundclick.com/craigguerrieri

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Comments (10)

Thanks Michael, I sincerely appreciate the complement! "Find Her Finer" wasn't too bad, but "Joe's Garage" was by far the most difficult song I've ever covered. I think I wound up using around 30 tracks, and still don't have everything in there that's on the original! BTW, once again I have to say sorry for the delayed response. Unfortunately, SC doesn't have any comment notification capability.

Zappa can be.. complicated to say the least ;-) Good job on this cover Craig.

Thanks for the kind words Tomco, and sorry once again this reply is so late. If SoundClick has an option to alert me when people leave comments, I can't find it, but I'll keep looking!

Love this song and this a damn nice cover of it! Good job man!

Hi LEK, and please accept my apologies that it took me so long to notice your comment... I havent released anything new lately, so Ive not been keeping up with SC as much as I should. I do have another in the works, but due to real life demands Im not exactly sure when it will be completed. Thanks so much for the compliments, I sincerely appreciate them. I definitely put a lot of work into that one, so Im very happy to hear you enjoyed it. Being a one man band consumes a lot of time, and it seems I always spend more of it mixing and mastering than actually recording. Its a job thats seemingly never-ending, but sooner or later you have to put a fork in it and call it done. Once again, thanks so much for taking the time to provide your feedback!

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