Thanks to everyone who came to see the Cockeyed Band and me at the Black Dog. We hope you had a great night. (We sure did!)

As promised, here's the recording of the show: To redeem, click the button below and enter your code.

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Peace, GI

P.S. For those of you who couldn't be at the show, you can listen to one of the tunes right here (check out everyone's solo, too!):

Hey everyone!

Gregg Inhofer and the Cockeyed Band (Eric, Charles, Jason and me) are playing at the Black Dog, February 2.

It's a really cool, intimate setting. And we've got the talented Steve Sullivan and the Factory opening for us with an acoustic set.

Now, you know we'd play for free and pass around the tip jar. But we're putting a lot of effort into this: We're recording the gig and you get a free copy of the show with your ticket, so you'll have something to remember.

So... we've put together some sweet offers - all at a 20% discount if you get it now vs buying your tickets at the door. It's also your chance to get a copy of the album (if you haven't already) for only $4 bucks with your ticket.

Hope to see many of you on the 2nd!

peace, gi

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I recently did a pretty in-depth interview with Dan Sauter for Music Life Radio. The talk covers everything from the early days with Pepper Fog to the sessions with Bob Dylan, touring with Olivia Newton-John, Music for the Upright Walking and a whole lot more...

Music Life Radio is a cool podcast that features musicians of all kinds and genres and tells their story.

Head over and take a listen at Music Life Radio.

During a recent session at MMI with Wells Pianos/Hailun, Gregg explained how he came up with the idea for The Broken Bossa. Here's the clip:

On the topic of polyrythms, here's a cool animation demonstarting the 5 over 4, which Gregg is talking about. Check it out (Continue Reading to watch):

A big thank you to everyone who came out to the Dakota. It was a peak for me. Special thanx to the Cockeyed Band. You guys ALL rock. Peace, GI

Check out some pics from the show below

Check out some snapshots of Eric, Charles and Gregg rehearsing... in the living room :-)

Wells Pianos, a Boutique-Piano-Shop in Saint Paul, MN is known for its excellent service and passion for pianos. For a special in-store event, owners Kieran Wells and Jason Rupert invite all piano enthusiasts for an up-close meet and greet with legendary keyboard player and songwriter Gregg Inhofer.

If I Wore a Hat (For Jeff Hill)
By Gregg Inhofer

They say when life gives you lemons, just make lemonade.
But that's so easy for them to say, when they're all sittin' in the shade.
Sippin' their long, tall, cool ones and never havin' any fun.
Losin' what connection they may have had with anyone.

But you always knew, how to live life in style.
And you always knew, how to make a sad man smile.
And you understood, how to make each day brand new.
So if I wore a hat, I'd take it off to you.

Sometimes things can happen, and I almost lose my mind.
I try to get ahead and end up fifty steps behind.
But you had a calmness and a steady even keel,
That told everyone who knew you that you really were for real.

I don't believe I'll ever know just what it's all about.
But just the same I think I'd like a little clue.
It's never easy when you have to learn to live without.
And now we have to live without you.

But as the story continues, I just don't understand,
How life can fill the world with evil people and strike down a good man.
But in my humble opinion, I think he's looking down from above.
Seeing all the faces and connecting them with love.