Greg Baril - At Long Last...

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2019
Time:50:55 
Size:116,6 MB 
Label:Self-Released 
Styles:Blues/Blues Rock 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Somethings - 5:08
 2. News to Me - 3:49
 3. When Your Love Is on the Line - 4:17
 4. Look in the Mirror - 5:36
 5. Jo Jo - 5:43
 6. Jimi's Thang - 7:08
 7. It's Mine - 4:08
 8. Driftin - 4:00
 9. Circle of Pain - 6:44
10. Ain't That Sufferin - 4:17

Greg was most known as an accomplished blues guitarist and vocalist. After graduating Killingly High School in 1973, in Killingly, CT he considered attending a music school before opting for the road. First with the Stovall Brown Blues Band. He later played with the George T. Gregory Band and then the Zaitchik Brothers Band before joining the Shaboo All Stars where he played with Jeff Pevar, a long time childhood friend and musician. He opened for such acts as the late B.B King and the late Stevie Ray Vaughan. He was quoted saying that he learned about the blues from going to the Shaboo Inn "since they used to sneak me in". The rest is history. After decades of creating his legacy in the New England music scene, he moved to Florida where his music career flourished. He played in his own band, The Greg Baril Band. He was also a member of the APB Band, sharing the stage with Artimus Pyle, former drummer of Lynyrd Skynyrd, and Timmy Lindsey of Molly Hatchet, Greg was also a teacher, mentor and inspiration to Derek Trucks. Beyond a musician, Greg was a loving father and friend. He was known for his infectious laugh and sense of humor. He loved to fish, and cook. He was full of passion with anything and everything he did. Anyone who was lucky enough to hear him play could see that he put his heart and soul into every lick. He had a way of silencing a crowded room as people watched in awe. Greg touched the lives of many, even if it was just one song, he was never forgotten. In the words of Jimi Hendrix, Even castles made of sand, fall into the sea, eventually.

At Long Last...