Ed Cregger
Thanks for dropping in.
I have been playing guitar and electric bass since the sixties. I have recently discovered digital recording and have been having fun putting some of my old tunes into physical form.
My only claim to fame was playing bass for Bruce Willis one night, while he sang the blues.
Please keep in mind that I do not consider myself a keyboard person. I noodle with it and try to come up with something that will sound good in the background. I am a bassist at heart.
I hope you enjoy my tunes.
Tell me about your history? How did you get where you are now?
The last band that I played in back in NJ was with my brother Jerry Cregger, Gene Golt and Tom Cable (now deceased). We were known as Mudcat. I'm still a Mudcatter at heart.
Have you performed live in front of an audience? Any special memories?
I played professionally throughout most of the seventies in the Delaware Valley.
Now I just tinker in my home studio (to be).
Your musical influences
I was a child during the fifties and loved music from the start. I listened to everything that I could, from Do-wop to Classical. Everything had an influence on me.
What equipment do you use?
Fender Standard Stratocaster electric guitar, Steinberger Spirit 4-string bass, Behringer GMX-210 amplifier, an M-Audio Oxygen 8 MIDI controller, Sonar 3.1.1, Audacity, M-Audio Audiophile USB interface and a Dell Inspiron 5100 laptop computer.
Anything else?
These are works in progress and are nowhere near completion.
Please check-in periodically to see how the tune changes over time and to see if there are any new songs that have been added to the list.
